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As your business grows, you will need to deal with increased complexity around human interactions and technology and scale your defense strategy to account for sophisticated attacks from adversaries.
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Convincing employees to take security seriously takes more than awareness campaigns. Continue reading Managing the Human Security Factor in the Age of Ransomware
You can land a job in cybersecurity even if you didn’t study it. Here are 10 do’s and don’ts for writing a winning cybersecurity resume, even if you’re not a traditionally qualified candidate.
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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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The human aspect of security tools has not received nearly as much attention as the technological aspects. To get to a more secure future, we need more people with these five cyber skills.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes When implemented correctly, zero trust can improve a company’s resilience to recover after a breach. But when you don’t trust users to make good decisions and act accordingly, the system falls apart.
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Cybercrooks exploit human flaws in about 99% of their attacks, using social engineering across email, cloud applications and social media to gain a foothold in a targeted infrastructure, new research shows. Almost all cyber-attacks begin with luring em… Continue reading Cybercriminals count on human interaction in 99% of attacks, research shows
Reading Time: 4 minutes The market for managed security services (MSS) is transitioning from traditional monitoring and management to sophisticated security services driven by AI and human intelligence.
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Social engineering and security awareness training exercises can help business leaders uncover gaps in their incident response plans and identify poor security hygiene among employees.
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By conducting regular and comprehensive cyberthreat hunting, organizations can stay one step ahead of malicious actors and soften the blow of a data breach.
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