Collaborate Disseminate
To anyone who has been paying attention, this isn’t as much of a surprise, as it is a confirmation of the ongoing tenuous condition of enterprise cybersecurity but a just-released survey from specialty insurer Hiscox shows that roughly three… Continue reading The number of organizations unprepared for cyber-attacks rose year over year
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Is this cloud security Nirvana?
While many organizations moved to the cloud to try to simplify their IT management, including improve security, they’re learning that it’s not as simple as “shift applications to the cloud an… Continue reading Cloud use is growing, and your cloud security strategy must grow with it
In a report published by the U.S. Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security concluded what most security professionals have known for years: that botnets are a global threat, that technologies exist to mitigate the threats but aren’t wid… Continue reading US Commerce on Security and Market Incentives — Consumers don’t want security
In a report published by the U.S. Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security concluded what most security professionals have known for years: that botnets are a global threat, that technologies exist to mitigate the threats but aren’t wid… Continue reading US Commerce on Security and Market Incentives — Consumers don’t want security
With another year of too many high profile, and quite frankly avoidable, data breaches under our belts, it’s time to take a look forward and identify areas where you may be able to improve your security program and hopefully become more effi… Continue reading What are your 2018 cybersecurity intentions?
It’s not always the bad guys that sabotage enterprise security efforts, sometimes organizations do that all on their own.
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Many cybersecurity organizations are of the opinion that threat intelligence can prevent, or if not prevent entirely at least lessen, the impact of successful breaches.
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When it comes to insider threats, the nature of the threats is largely the same regardless of the computing environment, such as whether the data and apps reside on-premises, public cloud, or provide cloud — the risk of data exfiltration, da… Continue reading Cloud computing and the amplified insider threat
Software containers are among the hottest aspects of enterprise technology right now. Sure, containers help enterprises save budget through, just like virtualization, the improvement of hardware density. But that’s not really why enterprises are turning to containerization. It’s how application containers bring to modern cloud environments improved manageability and the ability to deploy applications as discrete functions that can be used at will and reused elsewhere in the environment, wherever needed, as a service.
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