Collaborate Disseminate
As we bring 2020 to a close, it’s time to look at 2021 and a new chapter in the book of cybersecurity. While there are no doubt a multitude of possible attacks, here are six types of attacks that are becoming more popular and more common among attackers using Internet of things (IoT) threats. 1. […]
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The holiday season is upon us. After a difficult year, and facing an even more challenging year ahead, digital defense experts don’t have visions of sugar plums dancing in their heads. Instead, they dream of cybersecurity tools and other resources to help them cope with a wild threat landscape. Here’s our ultimate holiday wish list. […]
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Building a security-first culture is as important for cybersecurity as investing in the right tech or creating and enforcing the right policies. Defense systems cannot provide 100% of the security organizations need as long as individual employees are making decisions about what to click on, who to trust and, at the leadership levels, where and how much […]
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Data security means keeping data out of the wrong hands. This is especially important when storage media is no longer usable and needs to be decommissioned. The data must be truly destroyed, for both security and compliance. The trouble is ‘deleting’ data doesn’t really delete data. It’s still possible to extract data from a device that […]
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By taking a broader, more expansive view of threat modeling, organizations can consider the whole picture of their security strategy and improve efficiency. Threat modeling is a systematic approach to finding, prioritizing and fixing security threats, but it can be much more. It invites an exercise in systematic collaborative thinking, and as such its benefits […]
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Here’s where board members, the c-suite, managers and team leaders need to take charge by falling in line. Continue reading 5 areas IT leaders should be followers
Enterprise leadership is not only knowing how to lead, but when to follow.Recent events have demonstrated that sometimes, to lead is to follow. Here are five key areas when following is the path to great leadership.1. Mobile securityThe single riche… Continue reading 5 areas IT leaders should be followers
Having solid security measures in place is a necessary condition for achieving your organization’s overarching goals, but user productivity requires both security and usability.
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By enabling daily self-diagnosis, contact tracing and research, smartphone apps could be the key to quickly beating the coronavirus — but there’s one problem. Continue reading How smartphone apps could save lives (and the economy)
The coronavirus crisis is just beginning. But it will end. And how you fare after the pandemic depends on what you do right now. Here are four areas to focus on. Continue reading Post-coronavirus planning calls for more (not less) investment in tech