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Overheard at RSA Conference 2024: Top trends cybersecurity experts are talking about

4 min read - At a brunch roundtable, one of the many informal events held during the RSA Conference 2024 (RSAC), the conversation turned to the most popular trends and themes at this year’s events. There was no disagreement in what people presenting sessions…

October 5, 2023

Does your security program suffer from piecemeal detection and response?

4 min read - Many organizations face siloed and disjointed threat detection and response systems as part of their security program. Learn how to treat the affliction known as piecemeal detection and response.

April 27, 2023

Zero trust data security: It’s time to make the shift

4 min read - How do you secure something that no longer exists? With the rapid expansion of hybrid-remote work, IoT, APIs and applications, any notion of a network perimeter has effectively been eliminated. Plus, any risk inherent to your tech stack components becomes…

April 17, 2023

How zero trust changed the course of cybersecurity

4 min read - For decades, the IT industry relied on perimeter security to safeguard critical digital assets. Firewalls and other network-based tools monitored and validated network access. However, the shift towards digital transformation and hybrid cloud infrastructure has made these traditional security methods…

March 7, 2023

SOAR, SIEM, SASE and zero trust: How they all fit together

4 min read - Cybersecurity in today’s climate is not a linear process. Organizations can’t simply implement a single tool or strategy to be protected from all threats and challenges. Instead, they must implement the right strategies and technologies for the organization’s specific needs…

Contain breaches and gain visibility with microsegmentation

4 min read - Organizations must grapple with challenges from various market forces. Digital transformation, cloud adoption, hybrid work environments and geopolitical and economic challenges all have a part to play. These forces have especially manifested in more significant security threats to expanding IT attack surfaces. Breach containment is essential, and zero trust security principles can be applied to curtail attacks across IT environments, minimizing business disruption proactively. Microsegmentation has emerged as a viable solution through its continuous visualization of workload and device communications…

Why zero trust works when everything else doesn’t

3 min read - The zero trust security model is proving to be one of the most effective cybersecurity approaches ever conceived. Zero trust — also called zero trust architecture (ZTA), zero trust network architecture (ZTNA) and perimeter-less security — takes a "default deny" security posture. All people and devices must prove explicit permission to use each network resource each time they use that resource. Using microsegmentation and least privileged access principles, zero trust not only prevents breaches but also stymies lateral movement should…

What to know about the Pentagon’s new push for zero trust

4 min read - The Pentagon is taking cybersecurity to the next level — and they’re helping organizations of all kinds do the same. Here’s how the U.S. Department of Defense is implementing zero trust and why this matters to all businesses and organizations. But first, let’s review this zero trust business. What is zero trust? Zero trust is the most important cybersecurity idea in a generation. But “zero trust” is itself a bit of a misnomer. It’s not about whether a person or…

Effectively enforce a least privilege strategy

3 min read - Every security officer wants to minimize their attack surface. One of the best ways to do this is by implementing a least privilege strategy. One report revealed that data breaches from insiders could cost as much as 20% of annual revenue. Also, at least one in three reported data breaches involve an insider. Over 78% of insider data breaches involve unintentional data loss or exposure. Least privilege protocols can help prevent these kinds of blunders. Clearly, proper management of access…

Effectively enforce a least privilege strategy

What CISOs want to see from NIST’s impending zero trust guidelines

3 min read - Cybersecurity at U.S. federal agencies has been running behind the times for years. It took an executive order by President Joe Biden to kickstart a fix across the agencies. The government initiative also serves as a wake-up call to enterprises…

Cost of a data breach: Infrastructure

4 min read - During the pandemic, businesses and consumers saw firsthand what happens when infrastructure fails. In 2019, the global critical infrastructure protection (CIP) market size was valued at $96.30 billion. It is predicted to grow to $154.59 billion by 2027, with a…

Companies without zero trust could lose $1M more during a data breach

3 min read - In recent years, the mindset for cybersecurity has shifted. It isn’t a matter of if a company has a breach, but rather when a company has a breach. With the increase in cybersecurity incidents, most if not all companies will be…

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Overheard at RSA Conference 2024: Top trends cybersecurity experts are talking about

Does your security program suffer from piecemeal detection and response?

Zero trust data security: It’s time to make the shift

How zero trust changed the course of cybersecurity

SOAR, SIEM, SASE and zero trust: How they all fit together

Contain breaches and gain visibility with microsegmentation

Why zero trust works when everything else doesn’t

What to know about the Pentagon’s new push for zero trust

Effectively enforce a least privilege strategy

Effectively enforce a least privilege strategy

What CISOs want to see from NIST’s impending zero trust guidelines

Cost of a data breach: Infrastructure

Companies without zero trust could lose $1M more during a data breach

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