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Normalising data leaks: A dangerous step in the wrong direction

Editors Desk May 18, 2021May 18, 2021cyber attack, DarkSide, dataprotection, Facebook, phishing, security awareness, Social engineering (security), zerotrust

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

General Interview

The benefits of Zero Trust for on-premises scenarios

Nathan Howe and Editors Desk May 10, 2021October 7, 2021basics, cloud, covid-19, focus, identity, network, OT, remote work, security awareness, Virtual private network, wfh, zero trust, zerotrust

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.

General World Password Day

World Password Day: quotes from the industry, part 2

Editors Desk May 6, 2021May 5, 2022attacks, basics, brute force, CISO, cybersecurity, expert, focus, mfa, Multi-factor authentication, network, OT, password, Password manager, remote work, risk, security awareness

Today is World Password Day. Read what the industry has to say here at Cyber Protection Magazine. With qutoes from Exabeam, Content Guru, Digital Guardian, Egnyte, and ConnectWise.

General Know-How

3 advanced ways to secure your home and business

Editors Desk March 29, 2021March 31, 2021backup, home security, Password manager, Ransomware, security awareness, Social engineering (security)

Securing your home and your business is paramount. Here are three (more) effective methods to secure your data.

Features General

To insure or not to insure? That’s a great question

Lou Covey March 19, 2021March 24, 2021api, attacks, CISO, Cyber insurance, insurance, Interview, network, OT, ransom, review, risk, security awareness

Cyber insurance is a hot market, and should be something every organization should consider taking some out, maybe. That soundly wishy-washy assessment is our overarching observation after a four-week investigation into the industry.