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Password, qwerty, 123456: Leaving bad habits behind on World Password Day

Editors Desk May 5, 2022May 5, 2022apt, basics, brute force, CISO, cybersecurity, expert, mfa, Multi-factor authentication, network, OT, password, Password manager, risk

It’s World Password Day. If you’re still using weak passwords or one password for all your online services – read this article to hear what some experts say and what you need to change now.

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IoT Security is Bad, but there is hope

Lou Covey April 29, 2022April 28, 20225g, apt, cybersecurity, GDPR, IoT, OT, password, privacy, risk

We caught up with founder and CEO of Cyberus Labs, Jack Wolosewicz on his view on the future of security in IoT and 5G technology.

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How Visibility Improves Security

Editors Desk April 4, 2022April 4, 2022apt, cloud, compliance, cybersecurity, expert, focus, Interview, IoT, network, OT, video, Vulnerability management

If you want to know which devices in your network are insecure, you need to know your devices, all of them. In our latest Interview, Zac Warren from Tanium argues that visibility is key in achieving good security.

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API Security: The New North, South, East and West of Cybersecurity

Giora Engel March 28, 2022March 28, 2022api, Application security, apt, attacks, CISO, cloud, compliance, cybersecurity, Facebook, focus, network, OT, risk

As security challenges shift to applications and focus on business process-oriented monitoring and protection around APIs, the terms North, South, East and West have new meaning, context and import.

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Consumer Cybersecurity: Watch for Miners

Editors Desk March 14, 2022March 14, 2022apt, attacks, covid-19, Cryptocurrency, cyber attack, cybersecurity, Malware, mfa, network, OT, phishing, private network, Virtual private network

Consumers are facing cybersecurity threats on virtually every possible endpoint. A new report details the top cybersecurity threats that consumers faced in 2021.

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The 5 Most Secure Messaging Apps

Lou Covey March 11, 2022April 25, 2022apt, cloud, development, encryption, Facebook, ICloud, IoT, OT, privacy, sap, video, WhatsApp

There is no lack of lists for the “best” secure messaging apps but we’ve noticed a few things about them: Not all apps on the lists are inherently secure. Hence, here is our list.

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Data Protection Day 2022: Prioritising data protection in a changing world

Editors Desk January 28, 2022January 28, 2022apt, attacks, backup, bitglass, CISO, cloud, compliance, Continuous data protection, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, data privacy, development, encryption, expert, GDPR, OT, privacy, ransom, Ransomware, remote work, risk, SAST, zero trust

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.

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When data collection protects your identity

Lou Covey January 28, 2022January 28, 2022apt, data privacy, Digital identity, identity, Identity management, marketing, network, OT, password, phishing, SAST, social engineering, wfh

Personal data isn’t just about your name, it’s also about your online habits. Collecting that data sometimes seems creepy, but it can protect you from fraud, too.

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Patching in the Modern Organization: Why a Key Security Control Is Still Overlooked

Mike Walters January 3, 2022December 30, 2021apt, attacks, compliance, Cyberattack, expert, network, OT, ransom, Ransomware, risk

This article provides an in-depth analysis of what is keeping organizations from establishing a solid patching program and offers practical tips for overcoming those challenges.

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Is your future “cloudy”? It should be

Mark Quesnel December 25, 2021December 25, 2021apt, cloud, covid-19, cyber attack, expert, identity, Malware, mfa, Multi-factor authentication, network, OT, ransom, Ransomware, remote work, risk

Unless you’re an IT expert, the whole “cloud” thing can be a head-scratcher. Here’s the good news: All you need to know is that it is more secure than on-premise servers.

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