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Cybersecurity defenses and cyberattack methods are evolving rapidly, but human beings, not so much. This is why nearly all cyberattacks are now based on exploiting human nature.
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Remote work is not a trend. It’s there to stay. Insider Pro columnist Mike Elgan explains why it’s time to re-orient your organization’s thinking around workshifting and BYOO. Continue reading Why your company needs a BYOO (bring your own office) policy
What’s lurking in the shadows of YOUR organization? What you don’t know can hurt you. Insider Pro columnist Mike Elgan looks at how your business is at risk and offers six steps to minimize it. Continue reading Shining light on dark data, shadow IT and shadow IoT
What’s lurking in the shadows of YOUR organization? What you don’t know can hurt you. Insider Pro columnist Mike Elgan looks at how your business is at risk and offers six steps to minimize it. Continue reading Shining light on dark data, shadow IT and shadow IoT
Reading Time: 4 minutes The vagaries of systems and organizations, compounded by the irrationality of the human mind and variations in patches themselves, means that patch management is not an exact science — it’s an art.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes It’s time to turn that nagging feeling of uncertainty about the efficacy of your cybersecurity tools into an action plan for gaining the visibility you need.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes The lure of video might be the perfect social engineering trick for malware attacks. Here’s how your enterprise security team can fight back.
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Reading Time: 6 minutes Great security depends on the ability to know who is authorized and who is not. This applies to both physical and digital security. But how? Increasingly, one answer is facial recognition.
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The workforce is becoming more “invisible.” But far too many organizations still aren’t taking this into consideration during security planning.
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Here’s what you need to know about organizational security culture — and how to plan for and inspire a better one.
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