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CISOs consider zero trust a hot security ticket, but organizations run the risk of leaving gaps in their security infrastructure.
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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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The company introduces a first-of-its kind solution to restore trust in customers' existing cyber defense techstack.
The Register
Your multicloud environment is complex. You need an uncompromising zero trust approach to manage and secure it. Commissioned: If you're like most IT leaders, you are facing two uncomfortable realities. The first is that external and internal cybersecurity threats are proliferating from individuals, independent collectives and nation-state attackers. The second is that your computing operating models are becoming more complex, as their tentacles spread across multicloud environments.… Commissioned
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OIE upgrade roadmap helps organizations become more secure; saves time, resources.
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In a zero-trust world, a trusted identity is the key that unlocks access for people and devices to enter your enterprise’s key networks, systems, and resources.
Graham Cluley
Graham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the fab folks at Kolide. Thanks to the great team there for their support! Right now, “Zero Trust” is in serious danger of becoming an empty buzzword. The problem isn’t just that marketers have slapped the Zero Trust label on everything short of breakfast cereal–it’s that … Continue reading "Can zero trust be saved?"
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Researchers explore a love-hate relationship with AI tools like ChatGPT, which can be used to both attack and defend more efficiently.
The Hacker News
As technology advances, cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated. With the increasing use of technology in our daily lives, cybercrime is on the rise, as evidenced by the fact that cyberattacks caused 92% of all data breaches in the first quarter of 2022. Staying current with cybersecurity trends and laws is crucial to combat these threats, which can significantly impact business development