AC.1.001 Basic Security Requirements (CMMC Level 1)

Limit information system access to authorized users, processes acting on behalf of authorized users, or devices (including other information systems).
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Reactive vs. proactive security: Three benefits of a proactive cybersecurity strategy

Introduction  I’ve been writing cybersecurity articles for many years, and in that time, I have only seen increasingly complex security threats. Cybercriminals take their craft seriously. They treat cybercrime as a business, looking for ways to maximiz… Continue reading Reactive vs. proactive security: Three benefits of a proactive cybersecurity strategy

2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report: Summary and key findings for security professionals

Introduction The Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, or the Verizon Data Breach Report, is an annual report intended for information security professionals. It summarizes 3,950 confirmed data breaches and is a collection of work from 81 contribu… Continue reading 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report: Summary and key findings for security professionals

Cost of non-compliance: 8 largest data breach fines and penalties

Introduction Different regulations and laws will slap organizations with fines and penalties for data breaches. This is because the organization did not take the privacy of their data seriously. However, the authorities take this responsibility very se… Continue reading Cost of non-compliance: 8 largest data breach fines and penalties

Implementing a zero-trust model: The key to securing microservices

Introduction Organizations are increasingly integrating microservices into their software development processes. As noted by DZone, microservices break down software into multiple component services, thereby enabling organizations to deploy parts of an… Continue reading Implementing a zero-trust model: The key to securing microservices

Linux vulnerabilities: How unpatched servers lead to persistent backdoors

Vulnerability management is a challenge Humans make mistakes, software has bugs and some of these bugs are exploitable vulnerabilities. The existence of vulnerabilities in software is not a new…
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