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ZDNet Security
Storage, flexibility, quality recording, and easy installation are some of the important factors to consider when deciding on a safe security system. Our top picks will help secure your home or even your office.
Dark Reading
Enterprise security teams can use secure web browsers to apply controls and governance to cloud applications and customer data.
Dark Reading
After companies accelerated their adoption of cloud infrastructure, remote workers are now insiders and pose significant risks, and costs, to companies.
ZDNet Security
Negligence and malicious insider activities are common security challenges in the enterprise today.
Bleeping Computer
A recent survey of 100 large (over 5,000 employees) North American IT firms shows that ransomware actors are making greater effort to recruit insiders in targeted firms to aid in attacks. [...]
Dark Reading
It's hard to have a crystal ball in the world of security, but if one were to make a safe prediction, it's this: Organizations will need to further integrate their cybersecurity and physical security functions throughout 2022 and beyond. So argues former chief psychologist for the US Secret Service, Dr. Marisa Randazzo, who now heads up Ontic's Center of Excellence.
Dark Reading
The principle of least level of access gives employees just the privileges they need to do their jobs. Limiting what an employee can do is a core tenet of zero trust.
Krebs on Secuity
The accounting firm PricewatersCoopers recently published lessons learned from the disruptive and costly ransomware attack in May 2021 on Ireland's public health system. The unusually candid post-mortem found that nearly two months elapsed between the initial intrusion and the launching of the ransomware. It also found affected hospitals had tens of thousand of outdated Windows 7 systems, and that the health system's IT administrators failed to respond to multiple warning signs that a massive attack was imminent.