The best prediction of whether you’ll come out of 2018 safe and secure is if you’ve updated your security strategy to reflect the changing threat landscape.
Cybersecurity: What You Need to Know for 2018?
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How to Recover from a Ransomware Attack
If you’re like most people, you prefer not to think about things like ransomware. If you’re in the IT security field, you think about ransomware a lot.
Andrew Ortiz on Mobility Access and Device Management
Join Andrew Ortiz for an informative webinar on Mobility Access & Device Management.
How to Create a Zero-Trust Environment with Identity-Based Firewalls
Unlike a physical firewall or a VM-based firewall, an ID-based firewall enables the creation of dynamic firewalls at the individual user level.
Governance, Why We Do Security
Security often gets a bad rap as the ‘Department of No,’ but there is a really good reason for that. We exist to protect the business and the organization from exploit, attack, and breach.
For Virtual Desktops, the Risk of Ransomware Is Very Real
How do you stop ransomware attacks? You don’t. You stop ransomware from getting to the next step.
Locking Down the Endpoint
The most common second step of any security breach is the exploit of a security vulnerability in a platform or application. Today, that includes not just PCs and Mac, but a whole host of mobile devices, and all the systems sitting in our datacenters, the cloud, and the Internet at large.
Moats, Walls, Threats, Networks
Who’s in your network? The adversaries are already past the gate. One third of US companies were breached in 2016, and even more don’t yet know that they have already been breached. The amount of time-to-discover that a breach has happened is measured in weeks and months when the time-to-compromise defenses is measured in minutes. The moats and walls of yesteryear aren’t keeping us safe from the adversary anymore.
Identity is the New Perimeter
Today, security across many of those connections relies on contracts, SLAs, and other partner agreements. The last chance that we have to exert a strong control to secure our employee access is often with Identity, Authentication and Authorization.
Securing Your Data
Where is your treasure kept? For the vast majority of organizations, at least a part of that treasure is made up of data: customer privacy data, credit card information, electronic health records, confidential intellectual property, all of these are examples of data that has a cash value on the black market.