One of the biggest barriers to cybersecurity could ironically be your own employees. Here are some strategies that you can try to involve your employees in your cybersecurity strategy.
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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.
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Ever heard of Franken-phish? It’s a campaign that targets Microsoft 365 users. It sells kits comprised of components of other kits readily available on the Internet, hence the term “Franken-phish.” Read about it in our latest Scam Bucket Article.
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The Dark Web is something like the speakeasy of the internet.…
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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.
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Smishing is the latest and growing version of phishing. In this case, it is using text messaging platforms to gather passwords and identities and deliver malware. Read more in our article and the latest Crucialtech podcast.
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The switch to remote working means there is now much greater reliance on dedicated remote collaboration tools. However, such tools also come with several security risks.
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Poorly secured home networks and connected devices leave organizations offering WFM at risk of phishing, ransomware, and other threats. The situation requires businesses to rethink their existing cybersecurity strategy.
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The steady stream of acronyms in cybersecurity can numb the brain (see our Cybersecurity Cheat Sheets for explanations on some of those). In this guest post, Yehudah Sunshine elaborates on CIEM, what it is and how it can help you.
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SIEM solutions were traditionally deployed on-premises, but with a growing number of vendors now offering their products via the cloud, many organisations are considering whether they would benefit from migrating. In many instances, the answer is an emphatic yes.
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