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Cloud security, Security

Is your hybrid/multicloud strategy putting your organization at risk?

April 29, 2024

Via: CSO Online

For all the flexibility and cost management upsides to hybrid/multicloud infrastructure, there is a major trade-off: Complexity can breed security risks. When an organization’s assets span multiple public – and private – clouds, it can be exceedingly difficult to achieve […]


Cloud security, Security

The 4 Keys to Building Cloud Security Programs That Can Actually Shift Left

July 27, 2023

Via: The Hacker News

As cloud applications are built, tested and updated, they wind their way through an ever-complex series of different tools and teams. Across hundreds or even thousands of technologies that make up the patchwork quilt of development and cloud environments, security […]


Cloud security, Security

OPA: A general-purpose policy engine for cloud-native

August 5, 2020

Via: InfoWorld

As your organization embraces the cloud, you may find that the dynamism and scale of the cloud-native stack requires a far more complicated security and compliance landscape. For instance, with container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes gaining traction, developers and devops […]


Vulnerabilities

10 Reasons Your Organization Is Potentially at Risk of a Ransomware Attack

October 16, 2019

Via: Security Intelligence

Does ransomware respect the holiday season? With ransomware attacks attempted every 14 seconds, it’s not likely attackers take any days off. The threat of ransomware keeps growing, and in Q1 2019, researchers noted a 118 percent rise in malware strains […]


Cloud security

Only 32% of organizations employ a security-first approach to cloud data storage

October 10, 2019

Via: Help Net Security

Although nearly half (48%) of corporate data is stored in the cloud, only a third (32%) of organizations admit they employ a security-first approach to data storage in the cloud, according to a global study from Thales, with research from […]


Cloud security, Security

Only 32% of government organizations consider a cloud-first strategy

August 6, 2019

Via: Help Net Security

The number of public sector organizations that are ready to implement a cloud-first strategy or move their entire infrastructures to the cloud has decreased by almost 20% since 2018, according to Netwrix. In fact, only 32% of government organizations would […]


Editorial

Ethical Hacking: A Critical Cog in the Future of Cybersecurity

July 20, 2019

Via: Kelly Redmond

Every headline-grabbing cyberattack unveils new sophisticated hacking techniques, but the attacker’s portrait remains the same: a modern-day professional with a strong sense of curiosity, patience, and social skills that thoroughly examines a company’s systems, takes note of every vulnerability, then […]


Identity theft

How well are healthcare organizations protecting patient information?

July 15, 2019

Via: Help Net Security

Healthcare organizations have high levels of confidence in their cybersecurity preparedness despite most of them using only basic user authentication methods in the face of an increasing number of patient identity theft and fraud instances in the marketplace, according to […]


Cyber-crime, Malware, Network security

Unclassified data creates security blind spots for most companies

June 5, 2019

Via: Help Net Security

Global businesses continue to house ‘dark data’ within their organizations, creating a honeypot for cybercriminals, finds research from Veritas Technologies. The Value of Data study, conducted by Vanson Bourne for Veritas, surveyed 1,500 IT decision makers and data managers across […]


Application security, Network security, Security

Only 14% of organizations have completed migration to Windows 10

May 10, 2019

Via: Help Net Security

Almost a quarter of organizations will not be ready for Microsoft to terminate public delivery of Windows 7 security updates on January 14, 2020, the official end of support date. They will be increasingly vulnerable to cyberattack until they move […]


Network security

77% of orgs lack a cybersecurity incident response plan

April 12, 2019

Via: Help Net Security

How prepared are organizations when it comes to withstanding and recovering from a cyberattack? The fourth annual benchmark study on Cyber Resilience by IBM Security and the Ponemon Institute showed that 77 percent of them are still do not have […]


Network security, Privacy protection

What is digital trust? How CSOs can help drive business

December 5, 2018

Via: CSO Online

Digital trust is the measure of consumer, partner and employee confidence in an organization’s ability to protect and secure data and the privacy of individuals. As data breaches become bigger and more common, digital trust can be a valuable commodity […]


Network security

Five key considerations when developing a Security Operations Center

November 8, 2018

Via: Help Net Security

Ensuring access to a reliable feed of threat intelligence through a security operations center (SOC) is an essential element of any organization’s security strategies today. However, establishing a SOC is a complicated endeavor, particularly when it comes to balancing the […]


Network security

Midsized Organizations More Secure Than Large Ones

June 26, 2018

Via: Dark Reading

A new report offers data and analysis as to why midsized organizations hit a cybersecurity sweet spot in terms of security efficacy. A new report based on data from an extensive body of penetration tests shows that while prevailing opinion […]


Network security

What is cyber resilience? Building cybersecurity shock absorbers for the enterprise

May 7, 2018

Via: CSO Online

Simply put, cyber resilience is a measure of how well an organization can operate its business during a data breach or cyber attack. Security teams have measures in place to detect and stop attacks, and they have recovery plans for […]


Network security

How to Leverage Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity

April 18, 2018

Via: Dark Reading

AI and predictive analytics should be used to augment a company’s security team, not replace it. Here’s why. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are two interrelated concepts that people across the tech landscape know hold important implications. While […]


Network security, Threats & Malware

You Can DDoS an Organization for Just $10 per Hour: Cybercrime Report

March 23, 2018

Via: Security Week

The cost of having an organization targeted by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack for an hour is as low as $10, cybersecurity firm Armor says. The low cost of launching such attacks results from the proliferation of cybercrime-as-a-service, […]


Cyber warfare

Corporate boards aren’t prepared for cyberattacks

December 27, 2016

Via: CSO Online

Major cyberattacks against organizations of all sizes seem to happen almost weekly. On Dec. 14, Yahoo announced the largest-ever data breach, involving more than 1 billion customer accounts. Despite the scale and potential harm from such attacks, there’s wide recognition […]


Vulnerabilities

How to Roll Your Own Threat Intelligence Team

August 1, 2016

Via: Dark Reading

A lot of hard work needs to go into effectively implementing an intelligence-driven security model. It starts with five critical factors. Many organizations want to build a threat intelligence team but don’t really know where to start, let alone answer […]


Wireless security

Is Your Company Focusing on the Right Security Trends?

March 30, 2016

Via: Security Intelligence

Now that we’re well into 2016, you likely have various information security initiatives underway. The specifics you’re working on are, no doubt, priorities given your unique needs, budget and so on. But are you focusing on the right things? Are […]