We're storing too much sensitive information, and our budgets are way too small to protect it. As long as we continue to undervalue data, we will underspend on protecting it.
With so many businesses eager for a full return to the office, the often misunderstood complexities of cybersecurity are an ideal scapegoat for employers desperate to see the end of remote working.
IT security teams need to develop a SaaS management strategy to mitigate and address their shadow applications to mitigate the security and compliance risks shadow IT poses to their organizations.
In a world where a single OT security breach can shut down an entire coastline’s worth of equipment, being prepared early will save your organization time and costs while helping to prevent major logistical headaches.
Fewer than half of IT professionals report feeling confident about their organisation’s cybersecurity since the pandemic. So, what are the biggest digital risks lying in wait for businesses looking ahead to working in a post-COVID world?
Code signing is like a virtual mechanic, ensuring trust across the software supply chain by validating the identities of source code and verifying that it hasn’t been tampered with. Code signing isn’t new, but it has changed.
Detection engineering with detection-as-code (DaC) can advance security operations just as DevOps improved the app development world. Here are compelling benefits of this trending approach to threat detection.
Here’s what needs to be done at the enterprise level to ensure bulletproof cybersecurity against state-sponsored cyber attacks in the most uncertain times of COVID-19 and beyond.
With cybersecurity professionals spending as much as 30% of their time chasing down groundless reports of risky behavior or unauthorized data access, false positives are becoming a big problem for many organizations.
Knowing the common manipulative tactics – exploiting every emotional hot button (anxiety, uncertainty, urgency) – used in phishing is the first step to understanding how to identify and deflect them; and it requires a repetitive process.
