As stay-at-home restrictions start to loosen with COVID-19 cases declining, the office reopening is going to bring an increase in cybersecurity risks that companies should be prepared for.
Security awareness trainings and regular cyber attack simulations can help build a solid cyber security culture that stretches to every corner of the company.
Focusing on PCI compliance is a good way to improve risk management, find out what your company can do to reduce incidents, stop cyber threats and prevent regulatory fines.
5G networks provide lots of benefits and also unknown security risks. Organizations need to change their threat models to increase visibility, security awareness and control of the endpoints.
Companies are facing a new “shadow IT” pandemic during COVID-19 as employees are finding their own solutions to information technology problems that often violate existing security policy.
The concept of self-sovereign identity (SSI) is gaining interest as it allows users to selectively prove specific aspects of their digital identity using credentials stored in digital wallet.
Having hundreds or more enterprise data sources to monitor a company’s security is overwhelming and unmanageable for SecOps, what they really need is a “small data” movement.
New exposed credentials are growing steadily with an increase of 16.6% from last year while previously exposed information continues to recirculate within underground communities.
CCPA enforcement is set to get underway in July, understanding your company’s obligations under the law and using the right technology can help you achieve regulatory compliance.
Developing a data strategy that is both defensive and offensive may seem overwhelming but it can deliver the expectations from stakeholders while staying in compliance with privacy laws.
