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Palo Alto Networks today announced it has extended its security portfolio as part of an effort to streamline the time and effort required for organizations to create and maintain a zero-trust IT environment across an extended enterprise. New capabilit… Continue reading Palo Alto Networks Makes a Case for Zero-Trust IT
The moment we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. The Center for Internet Security (CIS) officially launched CIS Controls v8, which was enhanced to keep up with evolving technology (modern systems and software), evolving threats, and even the evol… Continue reading 18 is the new 20: CIS Controls v8 is here!
President Biden served up an Executive Order, prompted by fallout from the SolarWinds attack, that has drawn praise for the administration’s obvious commitment to cybersecurity and a willingness to put the weight of the federal government’s purchasing… Continue reading Biden EO Has Teeth, But May Prove Difficult to Implement
A survey conducted by Lead to Market reveals a growing conflict between data scientists and data security professionals. Businesses, in their quest for actionable insights, are pressuring data scientists to accelerate analysis, which requires quick ac… Continue reading Cloud Adoption Conflict: Data Privacy vs. Data Science
JumpCloud today announced it is adding a free one-touch multifactor authentication (MFA) capability to its directory to make it simpler to implement a zero-trust IT environment. Greg Keller, JumpCloud CTO, says JumpCloud Protect enables IT organizatio… Continue reading JumpCloud Adds MFA Capability to Enable Zero-Trust
Two mega-breaches caused by third parties earlier this year, following the SolarWinds supply chain hack created a growing tsunami of third-party risk for enterprises and government organizations. Security software provider Accellion also suffered a br… Continue reading Accellion Data Breach Highlights Third-Party Risk
In 2013, the Obama Administration began asking what government could do to improve cybersecurity. By February 2014, Farnam Jahanian, Assistant Director for Computer and Information Science and Engineering at the National Science Foundation, convened a… Continue reading The Establishment of a Cyber Safety Review Board
The Ransomware Task Force (RTF) was originally announced in December 2020 as a broad coalition of more than 60 experts in the cybersecurity industry, government, law enforcement and international organizations coming together in the fight against rans… Continue reading EOs, Ransomware, and Critical Infrastructure: Q&A with Ryan Weeks
DarkSide, hackers of the Colonial Pipeline, has hurriedly shut up shop. It claims that its servers and cryptocurrency balances have disappeared.
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CrowdStrike has extended its relationship with Google Cloud to make it possible to bi-directionally share telemetry and data between CrowdStrike Falcon cloud service for protecting endpoints and security offerings from Google such as Chronicle, VirusT… Continue reading CrowdStrike Deepens Security Ties with Google