Does your team have the appropriate secure tools in place to handle the most pressing issues related to a large volume of third-party vendors, internal privileged users and remote workers connecting remotely into your network?
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Manage vendor access
Avoid "All or...
Criminals love to amass and sell vast quantities of user data, but not all data leaks necessarily pose a risk to users. Even so, the ease with which would-be attackers can amass user data is a reminder to organizations to lock down inappropriate access as much as possible.
The SolarWinds attack has cybersecurity leaders everywhere taking a hard look at third-party risk. But it’s one thing to have a fresh strategy and quite another to actually start holding vendors accountable for their own security.
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The areas that risk managers commonly...
Amid a surge in destructive ransomware attacks, Datto CISO Ryan Weeks says we “are losing ground” to the adversaries. He offers insight from a new Global Ransomware Report and the start of a multisector Ransomware Task Force.
In this eBook, Weeks discusses:
Datto’s role in the Ransomware Task Force;
Why...
Up to 90% of software security problems are caused by coding errors, which is why secure coding
standards are essential. There are several secure coding practices you can adopt. But, to write truly
secure code, you need a secure coding standard.
Here, we explain what are secure coding standards and how to...
How much does it cost to recover from a ransomware attack? For the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, which was hit by the Conti ransomware-wielding gang on Christmas Eve, reported cleanup costs have reached $1.1 million. SEPA is still restoring systems and has refused to pay any ransom.
As more organizations adopt Microsoft 365 Exchange for email services in the cloud, it’s important to consider whether available native tools are sufficient to protect your organization against the full range of email-based threats.
Find the answers in this infographic which highlights how Microsoft 365 Exchange...
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued multiple alerts over concerns that the rush to use Microsoft 365 and other cloud productivity platforms as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic may expose organizations to undue risk.
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Implementing a Zero Trust architecture is a must in today’s distributed work environment. To get Zero Trust right, organizations should start with modernizing their identity and access management.
Take a look this datasheet to understand the different Zero Trust frameworks and learn how you can get started with...
The SolarWinds supply chain attack is another example of the damage that lateral movement by system intruders can cause - but detecting lateral movement is challenging because of the size of today’s systems and the difficulty of filtering bad behavior from benign behavior in remote work environments.
How do you...
Insider threat programs can help significantly reduce the chance of system compromise or breach. This can help organizations save substantial amounts of money and avoid loss of brand reputation and customer trust.
Download this guide to learn how to build your insider threat program with tips like determining...
While an external attacker trying to gain access to the network might raise a number of flags, someone internally who steals information might not raise any suspicion at all. This leaves organizations vulnerable to insider threats.
Download this guide to learn about three tools and methods that can help you detect...
As the workforce trends toward remote work, insider threats remain one of the top causes of security breaches.
Faster detection and response to insider threats helps avoid a major data breach that would put your organization at risk of making news headlines.
Keep your corporate data secure by adapting to new...
Insider threats refer to security risks caused by malicious users within a corporate network. While the term is most commonly used to describe illicit or malicious activity, it can also refer to users who unintentionally cause harm to the business. In the case of a malicious insider, the user typically is acting with...
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