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How secure are the software applications within your organization? Think about it. Were they fully secure a month ago?…
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Forrester recently analyzed the current application security landscape, along with the program plans of global organizations…
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As cities grow more connected, municipal operators must deal with new risks like ransomware, IoT hacks and more. Continue reading Forrester: Keeping Smart Cities Safe From Hacks
The goal of a strong unified endpoint management (UEM) platform is unifying and modernizing management, enhancing security and providing a positive end-user experience.
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Here are five myths about the Zero Trust security strategy that could be hindering wider adoption In a highly digitized world, the stakes behind committing a cybercrime have never been higher, with global spending greater than $124 billion on IT produ… Continue reading Myths About Zero Trust Exposed
The cyber insurance industry is taking baby steps away from a long and messy infancy. For the hundreds of companies that offer policies, toddlerhood is here, and it means exerting more influence over how clients protect their networks and information. For years, headlines have fixated on how big firms like AIG and Zurich have been locked in legal disputes over specific claims, but insurers are now trying to be more proactive with customers. The smartest approach for everyone, they say, is to prevent breaches from happening in the first place. Key to that, and saving money, is trying to identify the products that are most effective. Marsh, the global insurance broker and risk adviser, last month published its first list of Cyber Catalyst-designated products, a tag given to 17 services that a group of insurance firms say its clients should consider, including offerings like FireEye’s Endpoint tool and CrowdStrike penetration testing service. Insurers for years have assessed security products, […]
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Money matters when it comes to recruiting cybersecurity staffers. But, beyond salary, a combination of factors have contributed to the widespread skills shortage, and some issues are worsened by the industry itself. Various studies suggest the shortage of qualified cybersecurity candidates is set to hit 3.4 million unfilled positions by 2021, up from the current level of 2.93 million, with 500,000 of those empty seats located in the U.S. It’s the kind of existential problem that makes other headaches worse, resulting in possible data breaches not being investigated and the rise of untested security vendors hawking artificial intelligence tools that promise to help corporate security teams run with fewer humans. And yet, while enterprise executives and recruiters agree there is a significant dearth of skilled security professionals, there is a surge of momentum behind the argument that the industry’s staffing shortage is self-inflicted. The lack of qualified job candidates isn’t […]
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Organizations of all sizes are struggling to modernize their identity and access management programs due to incomplete IAM strategies, poor alignment with the business, legacy systems and more.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Network vulnerabilities can be found in the most unlikely places. That’s why companies should adopt zero trust security principles, even if they lack the resources to rebuild the network from scratch.
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IBM was named a leader in the “2018 Forrester Wave: Unified Endpoint Management, Q4 2018” report, and MaaS360 earned recognition as the best current offering in the marketplace.
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