Zero Trust
Zero Trust – Why There’s No Time To Waste
Most of the users of any given computer system are not humans, but machines, often transmitting and receiving sensitive data. A good Zero Trust strategy should focus on both humans and machines.
The benefits of Zero Trust for on-premises scenarios
What is Zero Trust? Although Zero Trust offers a host of benefits for enterprises, many companies struggle to figure out where and how to start. We spoke with Nathan Howe from Zscaler, to run down the basics of Zero Trust.
World Password Day: Quotes from the industry, part 1
Today is World Password Day. Read what the industry has to say here at Cyber Protection Magazine. With qutoes from Nexsan, Retrospect, DH2i, Tanium, Thales and Thycotic.
Normalising data leaks: A dangerous step in the wrong direction
t’s true that data breaches occur everyday, and are increasingly on the rise. However, this doesn’t mean that it should be normalised, as Facebook did in a recent statement. Quite the opposite in fact. Read Why
You weren’t hacked, you were spoofed.
“If you’ve received a friend request from me, ignore it. My account was hacked.” heard this phrase? Technically, it’s incorrect: this is not hacking, it’s spoofing. Learn the difference in this article.
How organisations can establish true visibility using CASB and Zero Trust
The widespread adoption of cloud applications has fundamentally changed our way of working. However, an unintended consequence is significantly increased security risks.
Interview: the Link between Identity, Zero Trust and Ransomware
IAM, Zero Trust, Ransomware, IAG, EDPR, XDR – feel lost yet? We spoke with Morten Kjaersgaard, CEO of Heimdal Security, to give us a rundown of the most important topics shaping the cybersecurity industry today.
Video Byte: Zero Trust doesn’t exist, but it should
“Zero Trust” is one of the trending topics in the cybersecurity industry, but does it really exist? Find out in our latest video byte.
The Cybersecurity Cheat Sheet: Zero Trust
Cyber Protection Magazine is proud to introduce a new series of articles explaining fancy terms of cybersecurity. We will keep them short, to the point and with a good dose of humor.
How Zero Trust supports IT and OT security
The recent ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure services could not have demonstrated more clearly how interwoven the IT environment is with the control of production plants today. By isolating both worlds, a Zero Trust approach provides the required security for these environments while still ensuring secure connectivity.
Multi-Layered Security Wins the Digital Transformation Gold Rush
The internet created its own kind of “gold rush” fever. The fallout from the Internet bubble laid thousands of Internet businesses to waste. Yet, as with the gold rush, those who stayed afloat provided the security and network infrastructure to support the digital businesses.
Security first needs to be in every company’s DNA
The API economy presents a challenge all of its own. Making API security part of your overall cybersecurity strategy can combat that challenge, says a panel of experts. Read the summary in our latest article.
Myths, statistics and holistic security – are insiders the real problem?
A 17-year-old FBI report claimed that 80 per cent of data breaches originate internally. A recent report on Statista, demonstrates that the problem is much more nuanced.
Video Byte: Security Service Edge
SASE, CASB, Zero Trust, SSE – confused yet by all the abbrevations and acryonyms? Cybersecurity ist a highly dynamic field, and even the analysts find it hard to keep up.
We asked Mike Schuricht, VP Products at Forcepoint, to shed some light on Security Service Edge and explains its relationship to SASE and some other cybersecurity abbreviations in this Video Byte.
Computer Security Day: Technology, Training and Trust
Computer Security Day comes around every 30th November as a reminder for enterprises to make security a strategic priority. With this in mind, we spoke to nine technology industry experts about the importance of taking cybersecurity seriously and the best methods in defending your organisation against cyber attacks.
The changing world of cybersecurity: expected trends in the world of cyber for 2022
The year is almost over – reason enough for us to take a look at what’s ahead. This is the first in a series of predictions from cybersecurity experts of what we can expect in 2022. But beware: Predictions are difficult, especially about the future!
Predictions Finale: Legislation, standards drive chip security in 2022.
Finishing up our series on 2022 predictions we went to some of the people we’ve talked to in the past year to get their views on what will influence chip security for the positive in 2022.
Cybersecurity Challenges Facing Critical Infrastructure
Companies that work in critical infrastructure (CI) sectors particularly have a lot to lose when it comes to cybersecurity attacks. Here are some cyber security challenges that face CI.
Data Protection Day 2022: Prioritising data protection in a changing world
Organisations collect and store more data than ever before. However, this data is at greater risk than ever. For Data Protection Day 2022 we asked industry experts about their views on the state of data privacy.
Protecting APIs: Our First Magazine is Out!
It’s here. We’re proud to announce the very first issue of Cyber Protection Magazine. This first issue is all about protecting the building blocks of a connected world: APIs
