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No sane person would say cyber security is under control. We’ve all read about way too many data breaches that expose sensitive corporate and personal information, putting hundreds of thousands or millions of people at risk, costing companies eno… Continue reading Rethink Your Cyber Security Stack to Avoid Agent Fatigue
Cyberattackers overwhelmingly target privileged users so they can get access to privileged accounts which provide access to the company crown jewels. And all too often, they’re successful – when Hysolate isn’t deployed on those… Continue reading Experts Honor Hysolate with Top Awards in Privileged Access Protection and Cybersecurity Innovation
When I was a kid, Red Rover was one of the popular playground games. Two teams lined up across from each other, each linking arms. One side yelled, “Red rover, red rover, we call [player’s name] over,” at which point the named girl or… Continue reading Defending Against The Most Common Cyber Attack Vectors
How does a privileged access workstation (PAW) compare to a jump server? Each provides a way for administrators to safely access secure, privileged network segments. However, how they fit into an organization and the most suitable use case for each dif… Continue reading Privileged Access Workstation vs Jump Server
The Role of the Dedicated OS in Enforcing PCI DSS Privileged Access Requirements If your business handles credit cards, you know that malicious actors are gunning for the cardholder data your systems process. Perhaps no other digital asset is as… Continue reading Enforcing PCI DSS Compliance Requirements & OS Isolation
The notorious “Pass-the-Hash” (PtH) attack is very much with us these days. If anything, it’s getting worse, as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) often use the technique to move laterally across networks in stealth mode. Virtual Mach… Continue reading Pass-the-Hash Attack Mitigation: The Complete Guide
There’s no shortage of options when it comes to protecting corporate information from malware. A typical security stack includes everything from antivirus, firewalls, and data loss prevention (DLP), to network security and endpoint detection and … Continue reading Sandboxing in Cyber Security: How Does It Fit In Your Stack?
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure has been making waves since it hit the market way back in 2006. That’s when VMware coined the term VDI. The idea was to run a desktop operating system in a virtual machine located in a remote data center. End-users … Continue reading The Top 5 VDI Benefits (Hint: Security Isn’t One of Them)
A popular endpoint security strategy for users who have access to important data is to implement a physical air gap, also known as “Privileged Access Workstations” (PAW) or “Secure Access Workstations” (SAW). With PAWs, ea… Continue reading 3 Perspectives on Physical Air Gaps
Authentication solutions have been around for years. I actually started my cyber career working on one of the original and best two-factor (2FA) products – SecurID. Over the decades, the tech we use, the way we communicate and connect, and the th… Continue reading Strong Authentication for Endpoint Security: 3 Perspectives