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4 Tips to Meet Cyber Insurance Requirements and Save

Editors Desk April 14, 2022April 12, 2022api, attacks, backup, cloud, compliance, cyber attack, Cyber insurance, cybersecurity, focus, governance, insurance, mfa, Multi-factor authentication, network, OT, password, Penetration test, ransom, Ransomware, remote work, risk, risk assessment, Vulnerability management, zero trust

If you’re looking to meet requirements and save on cyber insurance premiums, focus on lowering your risk profile. Here’s how.

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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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Top Skills for Cybersecurity Professionals to Prepare for the Future of Work

Maria Elena Gonzalez January 10, 2022February 1, 2022Application security, attacks, cloud, cyber attack, cybersecurity, development, expert, Malware, network, OT, password, remote work

The demand for cybersecurity experts is higher than ever before. That’s why it is so important to keep your resume up-to-date with relevant skills

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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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The changing world of cybersecurity: expected trends in the world of cyber for 2022

Editors Desk December 10, 2021January 28, 20222022 predictions, apt, Artificial intelligence, attacks, byod, CISO, Colonial Pipeline, cybercrime, cybersecurity, development, expert, focus, governance, Malware, OT, phishing, ransom, Ransomware, remote work, risk, zero trust

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!

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Want Better Cybersecurity? Look Left Instead of Right

Graham Hunter November 8, 2021November 9, 2021api, blockchain, certification, cybersecurity, development, focus, OT, remote work, risk

Never have companies collected data at the rate they do now. They process it and turn it into actionable insights. Because of this, data is

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Multi-Layered Security Wins the Digital Transformation Gold Rush

David Schiffer November 3, 2021October 31, 2021cloud, compliance, cybersecurity, identity, network, OT, remote work, risk, zero trust

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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Are Collaboration Tools Compromising Your Data Security?

Tim Bandos September 27, 2021September 24, 2021cloud, covid-19, focus, governance, Microsoft Teams, Multi-factor authentication, OT, password, remote work, risk

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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Planning Your Post-Pandemic Cybersecurity Strategy

Justine Robinson September 22, 2021September 22, 2021apt, attacks, cloud, covid-19, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, expert, focus, identity, insurance, network, OT, password, phishing, ransom, Ransomware, remote work, risk, wfh

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.