Showing results for Cyber Security Strategies Improving Your Vulnerability Remediation Process By Ted Milewicz. July 7, 2020 As security teams know all too well, data breaches are a fact of life. They’re also a huge thorn in the side of many companies. With the average data security breach costing $3.92 million worldwide and $8.19 million in the US, and resulting in untold damages to reputations and customers, it’s easy to see why. […] Building a Cyber Security Strategy & Plan As a New CISO By Ted Milewicz. May 12, 2020 As a CISO, your cyber security strategy plan drives data protection for the organization across every aspect of business processes including new hires and onboarding. It’s not uncommon for an organization to have an HR step where the hiring manager requests network account credentials and permissions for a new employee. Without the right procedures in […] Thinking Beyond Cybersecurity Vulnerability Assessments: What’s Next? By Yan Aksenfeld. May 6, 2020 Having vulnerabilities isn’t always a bad thing. In personal interactions, for instance, being vulnerable can lead to deeper, more meaningful relationships. But we’re not talking psychology today. We’re talking cybersecurity. And when it comes to IT infrastructure, vulnerabilities are nothing but bad. The average cost of a data security breach is $3.92 million worldwide and […] Credential Stuffing Attack Prevention & Mitigation By Josh Hogle. April 28, 2020 You know how security experts keep telling you not to use the same password on multiple accounts? Yup, there’s a good reason for that. It’s called credential stuffing. It’s a type of cyberattack that affects the security of millions of people. As bad as that might sound, there are ways to prevent such attacks and […] Rethink Your Cyber Security Stack to Avoid Agent Fatigue By Jessica Stanford. April 21, 2020 No sane person would say cyber security is under control. We’ve all read about way too many data breaches that expose sensitive corporate and personal information, putting hundreds of thousands or millions of people at risk, costing companies enormous sums of money, and damaging corporate reputations. In an attempt to win more battles than they […] Enter the Matrix: Cyber Security Risk Assessments Demystified By Tal Zamir. April 2, 2020 Cyber security professionals are, by definition, in the risk management business. Your job is all about making sure information systems and sensitive data are protected against cyber attacks. And now with COVID 19 pushing more workers — and work — online than ever before, getting a handle on your evolving risk couldn’t be more critical. […] The Best Privileged Access Management Solutions in 2020 By Josh Hogle. March 31, 2020 What are the best Privileged Access Management (PAM) Solutions in 2020? The answer depends on who you ask and what your particular needs might be. It’s not like the Miss America Pageant, where one lucky winner takes home the crown. Rather, potential buyers of PAM, as the technology is often called, have their choice of […] System Hardening Guidelines for 2020: Critical Best Practices By Oleg Zlotnik. March 19, 2020 Wouldn’t it be amazing if our laptops were as secure as Fort Knox? Where it’s so hard for bad actors to access the crown jewels that they don’t even try? It’s a dream shared by cybersecurity professionals, business and government leaders, and just about everyone else – other than cybercriminals. But that’s all it is, […] Defending Against The Most Common Cyber Attack Vectors By Jessica Stanford. March 2, 2020 When I was a kid, Red Rover was one of the popular playground games. Two teams lined up across from each other, each linking arms. One side yelled, “Red rover, red rover, we call [player’s name] over,” at which point the named girl or boy runs over and tries to break through the opposing team’s […] Web Browser-Based Attacks: How to Protect Users By Yuki Arbel. February 20, 2020 Browser attacks are one of the most popular ways for cyber criminals to inflict damage. This shouldn’t be surprising considering how exposed web browsers are and how much sensitive information they hold, such as credit card details, passwords, IDs, and more. By compromising web browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, hackers […] Page 1 of 3123»
Improving Your Vulnerability Remediation Process By Ted Milewicz. July 7, 2020 As security teams know all too well, data breaches are a fact of life. They’re also a huge thorn in the side of many companies. With the average data security breach costing $3.92 million worldwide and $8.19 million in the US, and resulting in untold damages to reputations and customers, it’s easy to see why. […]
Building a Cyber Security Strategy & Plan As a New CISO By Ted Milewicz. May 12, 2020 As a CISO, your cyber security strategy plan drives data protection for the organization across every aspect of business processes including new hires and onboarding. It’s not uncommon for an organization to have an HR step where the hiring manager requests network account credentials and permissions for a new employee. Without the right procedures in […]
Thinking Beyond Cybersecurity Vulnerability Assessments: What’s Next? By Yan Aksenfeld. May 6, 2020 Having vulnerabilities isn’t always a bad thing. In personal interactions, for instance, being vulnerable can lead to deeper, more meaningful relationships. But we’re not talking psychology today. We’re talking cybersecurity. And when it comes to IT infrastructure, vulnerabilities are nothing but bad. The average cost of a data security breach is $3.92 million worldwide and […]
Credential Stuffing Attack Prevention & Mitigation By Josh Hogle. April 28, 2020 You know how security experts keep telling you not to use the same password on multiple accounts? Yup, there’s a good reason for that. It’s called credential stuffing. It’s a type of cyberattack that affects the security of millions of people. As bad as that might sound, there are ways to prevent such attacks and […]
Rethink Your Cyber Security Stack to Avoid Agent Fatigue By Jessica Stanford. April 21, 2020 No sane person would say cyber security is under control. We’ve all read about way too many data breaches that expose sensitive corporate and personal information, putting hundreds of thousands or millions of people at risk, costing companies enormous sums of money, and damaging corporate reputations. In an attempt to win more battles than they […]
Enter the Matrix: Cyber Security Risk Assessments Demystified By Tal Zamir. April 2, 2020 Cyber security professionals are, by definition, in the risk management business. Your job is all about making sure information systems and sensitive data are protected against cyber attacks. And now with COVID 19 pushing more workers — and work — online than ever before, getting a handle on your evolving risk couldn’t be more critical. […]
The Best Privileged Access Management Solutions in 2020 By Josh Hogle. March 31, 2020 What are the best Privileged Access Management (PAM) Solutions in 2020? The answer depends on who you ask and what your particular needs might be. It’s not like the Miss America Pageant, where one lucky winner takes home the crown. Rather, potential buyers of PAM, as the technology is often called, have their choice of […]
System Hardening Guidelines for 2020: Critical Best Practices By Oleg Zlotnik. March 19, 2020 Wouldn’t it be amazing if our laptops were as secure as Fort Knox? Where it’s so hard for bad actors to access the crown jewels that they don’t even try? It’s a dream shared by cybersecurity professionals, business and government leaders, and just about everyone else – other than cybercriminals. But that’s all it is, […]
Defending Against The Most Common Cyber Attack Vectors By Jessica Stanford. March 2, 2020 When I was a kid, Red Rover was one of the popular playground games. Two teams lined up across from each other, each linking arms. One side yelled, “Red rover, red rover, we call [player’s name] over,” at which point the named girl or boy runs over and tries to break through the opposing team’s […]
Web Browser-Based Attacks: How to Protect Users By Yuki Arbel. February 20, 2020 Browser attacks are one of the most popular ways for cyber criminals to inflict damage. This shouldn’t be surprising considering how exposed web browsers are and how much sensitive information they hold, such as credit card details, passwords, IDs, and more. By compromising web browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, hackers […]