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Cloud service providers offer great performance and resilience, but ultimately it is up to individual organizations to determine whether these long-known advantages outweigh the possible downsides.
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Cyber resilience is now critical to speeding remediation and boosting recovery after a security event. To stick the landing, enterprises must move beyond funnels and embrace web-based design.
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Building an effective and resilient organization on a budget isn’t a small task. When it comes to cybersecurity budgets, there are many different aspects that need to be considered. Thankfully, alignment with industry best practice and recognized… Continue reading Building Effective Cybersecurity Budgets
Orchestration and automation capabilities are a core pillar of a comprehensive approach to cyber resilience.
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Companies are facing increased and complex cybersecurity challenges in today’s interconnected digital economy. The cyber threats have become more sophisticated and may harm a company via innovative new forms of malware, through the compromise of … Continue reading 10 Tenets for Cyber Resilience in a Digital World
While there is no single method for all sizes and types of cloud migration, you can significantly bolster your chances of cloud security success by leveraging best practices and a well-executed plan.
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Every two years, the Department of Homeland Security hosts a large-scale exercise to test critical infrastructure companies’ ability to respond to a disruptive, hypothetical cyberattack. With more threat data to draw on than ever, DHS officials hope next spring’s Cyber Storm exercise will be the most rigorous test of participants’ response plans to date, driving home the interdependence of critical infrastructure sectors in new ways. Cyber Storm 2020 will focus more on collaborating with state and local officials to recover from an incident than previous drills, according to Brian Harrell, assistant director for infrastructure security at DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). In another twist, planners are looking to incorporate insider threats into the scenario, he said. Participants, which are expected to include representatives of the energy, financial and communications sectors, cyberthreat information-sharing organizations, and other federal agencies, will have to “bring a [hypothetical] cyber incident to resolution as quickly as possible… [to] restore some of these key services as quickly as […]
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Microsoft and the Hewlett Foundation are preparing to launch a nonprofit organization dedicated to exposing the details of harmful cyberattacks and providing assistance to victims in an effort to highlight their costs, CyberScoop has learned. Known to its organizers as the “Cyber Peace Institute,” the nonprofit is expected to debut in the coming weeks, according to multiple sources who have discussed it with the organizers. The institute aims to investigate and provide analytical information on large-scale attacks against civilian targets, assess the costs of these attacks and give security tools to both individuals and organizations that will help them become more resilient, according to a description of the nonprofit provided during a session at the 2019 B-Sides Las Vegas cybersecurity conference. “We have a shared global responsibility to prevent the Internet from becoming ‘weaponized’ by increasing attacks by criminal groups and state actors alike,” the description reads. “We already have global organizations to tackle […]
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Chaos is inevitable. I studied astronomy, and one of the things that made me passionate about the field is the extremely chaotic, violent and generally difficult environment in which life began and then evolved, until some advanced primates made the i… Continue reading Chaos Is Inevitable. Resilient Cloud Security Is the Answer
The “2019 Ponemon Institute Study on the Cyber Resilient Organization” found that although security leaders are more confident in their cyber resilience, they are still overlooking critical areas.
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