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Connected devices go through hardware checks and certification before they hit the market. The same cannot be said for software checks, which begs the question: Is it time to start certifying devices?
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The rollout of 5G technology could forever change how we manage mobile security, posing an entirely new set of risks we have not handled before.
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Do you remember your first mobile phone, and the newfound feelings of connectedness and convenience that came with it? Nowadays, are these devices really phones or are they computers? Labels matter.
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We can probably all agree that securing the devices on our networks is a fair definition of endpoint security. But within this traditional definition, what, really, is the endpoint of today?
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IT and security professionals must be able to talk business to the C-suite and the board of directors, especially if new security products need to be added into the organization’s portfolio.
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Internal assessments and audits are necessary, but they have their limitations. Some outside assistance could help improve your security hygiene and inoculate you from the nastiest of cyber bugs.
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