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Amid IT/OT convergence, organizations must adopt an "assume breach" mindset to stop bad actors and limit their impact.
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A contrarian mindset with applied imagination allows security professionals to assess problems in their organization, prevent failure, or mitigate vulnerabilities.
The Hacker News
To succeed as a cybersecurity analyst, you need to understand the traits, values, and thought processes of hackers, along with the tools they use to launch their attacks. During a webinar called The Hacker Mindset, a Red Team Researcher shared how you can use some of these tools for your own detection and prevention of breaches. He also demonstrated how an attack takes place using the Follina
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Three mindset shifts will help employees build a habit of vigilance and make better security decisions. Move past security theater to reframe thinking so employees understand data's value, act with intention, and follow data best practices.
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Shift your mindset from risk to resilience.
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Security teams that embrace low-code/no-code can change the security mindset of business users.
The Hacker News
When creating a Sandbox, the mindset tends to be that the Sandbox is considered a place to play around, test things, and there will be no effect on the production or operational system. Therefore, people don't actively think they need to worry about its security. This mindset is not only wrong, but extremely dangerous. When it comes to software developers, their version of sandbox is similar to
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CISOs must adopt a new mindset to take on the moving targets in modern cybersecurity.
ThreatPost
Insider Risk Management requires a different approach than to those from external threats. IRM is unique from other domains of security in that the data sources which serve as inputs are as often people as they are tools. Shifting the analyst‘s mindset when handling risks presented by insiders requires us to move through the stages of inquiry, investigation, and determining outcomes.
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The prevailing mindset is that security practitioners are professionals, and thus, require a college degree. But there are some flaws in that logic.