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Cybersecurity should be a top concern for any business, with strong policies and protocol put in place, and top executives leading by example. However, recent research has shown that more than half of senior managers disregard the rules, placing their … Continue reading An Unexpected Insider Threat: Senior Executives Who Ignore Cybersecurity Rules
All organizations have policies and procedures on how particular tasks and goals are established within the organization. The issue here is many of these are either word of mouth or haven’t been written down. This leads to having subjective polic… Continue reading Policy and Procedures – Security Compliance
Most database breaches are blamed on insiders such as employees who are either malicious or whose security has been compromised. In fact, most of these breaches are actually caused by poor security configuration and privilege abuse. Every new database … Continue reading Seven Must-Dos to Secure MySQL 8.0
Christian Hamer is the Chief Information Security Officer at Harvard University. Christian leads the University’s information security program, which includes oversight of the University-wide information security policy. Full Show NotesVisit http… Continue reading Christian Hamer, Harvard University – Business Security Weekly #87
What do your policies look like? If your organization is like most, then your policies are probably voluminous and all-encompassing. This is a good thing – or is it? Probably one of the most painful aspects of being an infosec professional is having to author or review policies. (Audit is the other painful aspect.) When […]… Read More
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