VPN vs. SSO vs. ZTNA. What Is Future – Built Access Control?
Access is king. Given the ubiquity of anytime, anywhere work in today’s global enterprise, an access control solution that can keep pace – that is performant, resilient, agile, and secure – is paramount.
A Six-Step Guide To Incident Response Planning
You know you need an incident response plan. But creating one can be a daunting, time-consuming task. Where to start? Download our six-step guide to get a detailed explainer on the key elements needed to develop a plan that will position your company to meet disruptive cybersecurity incidents head-on.
Get Only The Alerts That Matter. How Healthcare Organizations Can Fight The Cybercrime Epidemic With MDR
Healthcare is on high alert. According to Fierce Healthcare, 2020 was a “perfect storm” for healthcare organizations as ransomware attacks alone rose 470% over 2019, setting a new record.
Ransomware: Past, Present, And Future
What you need to know to protect your organization from this rapidly-growing threat Uh-oh! Your personal information has been encrypted. Seven words that strike fear into the heart of end users everywhere. And it’s becoming all-too-common as bad actors increasingly rely on ransomware attacks given their overall efficacy and lucrative potential.
The Definitive Guide To SASE For Manufacturing Organizations
It’s no longer a choice between connectivity and security. Today’s dynamic healthcare environment requires a solution that does not compromise one for the other.
GigaOm Radar for Phishing Prevention and Detection
Email remains a leading conduit for malware delivery and phishing exploits. According to the GigaOm Radar for Phishing Prevention and Detection, an effective anti-phishing solution must be a critical component of your enterprise security strategy.
The Weakest Link? Solving Supply Chain Phishing Attacks
Hackers have goals. Whether the goal is to steal data or funds, or to cause physical destruction, they will seemingly stop at nothing to get what they want. The easiest — and least detectable — method is to compromise your third-party vendors and suppliers, instead of your organization directly.
