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Enterprise Management Associates: A Survey on Modern Data Security in a Multicloud World

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Securing and protecting enterprise data is at the center of the modern security plan. There are many considerations for organizations that aim to move critical workloads and data stores to the cloud, and understanding how business-critical data will be accessed, stored and secured is a paramount concern. Organizations are also facing significant increases in regulations […]

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What Is SASE and How Does it Connect to Zero Trust?

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As many workplaces stay in a remote or a hybrid operating model due to COVID-19, businesses and agencies of all sizes and industries face the long-term challenges of keeping data and infrastructure secure. With remote workers, security teams have to secure many more endpoints and a much wider area each day. In response, many groups […]

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Zero Trust: Remote Security For Now and the Future

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This summer, my to-do list was full of stories about cybersecurity issues related to hybrid work. I was hopeful that the path to the end of the pandemic was ahead of us. Many companies announced their plans for keeping fully remote or hybrid workforce models with as much certainty as possible during a global pandemic. […]

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Zero Trust: Follow a Model, Not a Tool

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The zero trust model is going mainstream, and for good reason. The rise in advanced attacks, plus IT trends that include the move to hybrid cloud and remote work, demand more exacting and granular defenses.  Zero trust ensures verification and authorization for every device, every application and every user gaining access to every resource. This […]

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The OWASP Top 10 Threats Haven’t Changed in 2021 — But Defenses Have

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The more things change, the more they stay the same. Despite a changing threat landscape and threat actors who keep upping their game, the vulnerabilities behind the threats remain consistent. The OWASP Top 10, ranked by the Open Web Application Security Project, lists the 10 most prominent and dangerous risks and threats for applications. The […]

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Three Key Benefits of Adopting SASE With a Services Partner

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According to a recent Forrester Consulting research report commissioned by IBM, 78% of security decision-makers plan to implement or are unsure how to implement Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) in the next 12 months. A SASE solution can make a lot of sense for digitally driven organizations where remote employees and partners need faster application […]

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Pay Now or Pay Later: Don’t Procrastinate When It Comes to Preventing Ransomware

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Data breaches like ransomware can be catastrophic for some businesses. Not only do affected organizations lose revenue from the downtime that occurs during the incident, the post-breach costs can be significant. These costs can include everything from the time and resources it takes to detect how the compromise occurred and remediate the actual threat to […]

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How Data Discovery and Zero Trust Can Help Defend Against a Data Breach

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As more companies start to use the cloud, the threat of a data breach and the rules and fines that go with it has only grown. Therefore, companies and agencies need to anticipate and adapt to their changing data and IT landscape. For that, a zero trust approach to data security and privacy might be […]

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Implementing the Zero Trust Model

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There are two types of companies, as the old(ish) saying goes: There are those who have been breached and those who have been breached and don’t know it yet. Cyberthreats are some of the most significant and challenging issues facing the world today. … Continue reading Implementing the Zero Trust Model→