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A total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis is vital to examine the financial impact of implementing new technologies in business. In information technology, assessing the TCO provides a broader view of the investment and the value of the product over its… Continue reading Total Cost of Ownership: Why It’s Important for Businesses
As of October 13, 2020, all files placed in Google Drive trash will be permanently deleted after 30 days. Previously, these files would be retained indefinitely unless manually deleted by the user. Learn what this means for G Suite users moving forward… Continue reading Google Drive Trash Retention Reduced by 10,000 Years
Enterprise devices include a variety of components that are critical to the security posture of the device. Components used for out-of-band management and Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) used to protect cryptographic keys on the device are just a few e… Continue reading Detect and Mitigate Critical Intel Vulnerabilities (INTEL-SA-00241, INTEL-SA-00404)
I wanted to share exciting news from Eclypsium. Last week we announced that we raised new capital from notable new investors and existing investors that have continued to support us over our first three years. Well before we started Eclypsium, Alex and… Continue reading Turning our Vision into Reality
Welcome to the new world of telecommuting – the COVID-19 pandemic edition. Learn how to navigate through the world of working from home — especially if you are a first-timer.
The post A Guide to Telecommuting: Adjusting to the New Era of Remote W… Continue reading A Guide to Telecommuting: Adjusting to the New Era of Remote Working
Learn about essential aspects of GDPR, and how security vendors like Castle can provide tools that actually make it easier for app developers to adhere to fundamental GDPR regulations.
The post How to Think About GDPR as a Security Vendor appeared firs… Continue reading How to Think About GDPR as a Security Vendor
Since Covd-19 started, I probably talked more about Zero Trust than ever before. Not that the concept is new, but the pressure to apply it, suddenly increased dramatically with all the users sitting at home and not within the “well-protected̶… Continue reading Why Zero Trust reflects today’s challenges
ESET researchers have recently identified a new ransomware technique being used in the wild in which attackers replace the victim’s legitimate bootloader with a malicious version. The malicious bootloader prevents the compromised computer from co… Continue reading Detecting Ransomware and Other Threats from Malicious Bootloaders
Responsibility for protecting consumer identities crosses over many teams, but their metrics and goals vary greatly. How do you align teams to better secure users while optimizing your security investment with quick time to value?
The post Protecting C… Continue reading Protecting Consumer Identities Is a Team Effort
Build device security into your overall cybersecurity plan with simple steps that help you progress from basic cyber hygiene to preventing advanced persistent threats using the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework as a guideline…. Continue reading Ensuring Device Security in Federal Environments