Do You Know Your Responsibilities When It Comes to Container Security?

Even some of the best cloud service providers (CSPs) won’t provide sufficient container security to satisfy your compliance needs.

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Inadvertent Insider Threats Present a Unique Challenge to Organizations

While we may imagine inadvertent insider threats as careless people clicking on dodgy emails, this image needs to be updated to include a wide variety of poor security hygiene behaviors.

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Making Cloud Security a Team Sport

By combining a strategic cloud security program with the right security tools and services, organizations can tackle cloud migration with confidence that risks will be managed effectively.

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Make These Security New Year’s Resolutions to Bolster Your Cybersecurity in 2020

2020 is here. Toss any bad habits and take on new goals this year by identifying critical outcomes, defining key metrics and implementing your security New Year’s resolutions step-by-step.

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The Uncommon Becomes Ordinary: 4 Trends That Defined Data Breaches in 2019

Four trends defined data breaches in 2019: million-record breaches, pinpoint ransomware attacks, data left exposed on cloud servers and the struggle of cryptocurrencies to go mainstream.

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Attain Embedded Cloud Security With a DevSecOps Approach

A DevSecOps approach to cloud security can embed fast-paced, collaborative and iterative processes in cloud environments.

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CLOUD Act, GDPR Changing Data Protection Game

GDPR is yesterday’s news; the CLOUD Act also poses challenges for companies in Europe: U.S. authorities may also access data that is physically located in Europe if it has been processed or stored by U.S. hosting or cloud providers, or their branches … Continue reading CLOUD Act, GDPR Changing Data Protection Game

How to Select the Right IDaaS Vendor and Avoid Deployment Pain Points

Reading Time: 4 minutes Companies of all sizes are turning to IDaaS vendors to help them protect systems, applications, identities and data wherever they reside — whether in the cloud, on-premises or on mobile devices.

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Making the Case for Network Segmentation in AWS

Reading Time: 4 minutes Network segmentation, a concept that dates back to the start of enterprise IT systems, is now a routine part of building data centers and application architectures.

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Cloud Provider Relationships Don’t Last, So Protect Your Data With an Exit Plan

A thorough exit plan that accounts for security during the transition from a cloud provider partnership is crucial to the integrity of your enterprise data.

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