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With the new remote workforce, it’s time for a new approach to cybersecurity: zero trust. Here's what your organization needs to know.
Counter phishing threats with red-team exercises, 2FA/MFA, or even passwordless auth, where appropriate.
With a remote workforce, you need to move security beyond the perimeter. Here's why zero trust with identity and access management is critical.
This week's moral of the story is threefold: Test your passwords against breaches, make a post-breach plan—and consider passwordless authentication.
Cloud services providers deliver good security overall. But in a multi-cloud world, enterprises should pay more attention to key management.
If you’re writing C++ code, use best practices to manage memory. If you’re using or considering Rust, don’t treat it as a magic panacea.
Key and secrets management a problem? Here's a three-pronged strategic approach to adopt for better data protection.
The moral of the story? DevSecOps red-team exercises need to include OSINT from dorking, etc.
If more security people embrace these ideas, people will view security teams differently and positive change will become the norm.
Machine learning, AI, big data and analytics combine to deliver behavioral analytics, which can identify malicious activity and stop cyberattacks.