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A thorough exit plan that accounts for security during the transition from a cloud provider partnership is crucial to the integrity of your enterprise data.
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The workforce is becoming more “invisible.” But far too many organizations still aren’t taking this into consideration during security planning.
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Only one-third of organizations feel their processes for third-party risk management are effective. The root of the issue lies in visibility and ineffective process.
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Organizations that sleep on third-party risk management could unknowingly expose their systems to remote attacks, access risks and more.
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When evaluating cloud providers, it’s important to understand who is responsible for cloud security. Since the lines are often blurred, encryption is imperative to keep your data from prying eyes.
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If you are a chief information security officer, the best place to meet your peers may not be at the big events in Las Vegas, San Francisco, or the traveling roadshow coming through your town. It may be at the restaurant around the corner. Corporate security executives are beginning to favor exclusive, invite-only meetings where they trade ideas with other security bosses on how to protect business secrets, mainly as a way to fight the fatigue that comes from an onslaught of sales pitches. Chief information security officers at Fortune 500 firms receive hundreds of sales calls, emails and LinkedIn messages every month from vendors hawking the latest technology promising to protect them from the next major breach. But many CISOs working 60-plus hours a week don’t have time to sit down to listen to a pitch and, when they do, the technology often fails to impress. So they’re seeking […]
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Organizations looking to invest in enterprise blockchains to unify and secure transactions and data records should do their homework before trusting a vendor with their most sensitive information.
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When it comes to vendor security, all the handshakes and paperwork that go into a business deal tend to get in the way of proper audits and thorough vulnerability assessments.
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To protect their networks from insider threats, security teams need greater visibility into privileged accounts held by both employees and third-party vendors.
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Corporate VPN security still plays a vital role in protecting enterprise networks, but it is no longer sufficient to prevent unauthorized third-party or privileged access on its own.
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