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Dark Reading
Physical access matters in keeping people and buildings safe. Points to consider when establishing a physical security protocol are ways to lock down an area to keep people safe, approaches to communicate clear safety directions, and access control.
ZDNet Security
Bleeping Computer
ISO 27001 may seem like a big undertaking, but the certification can pay off in more ways than one—including overlap with compliance regulations. Read about the benefits of ISO 27001 and how to get started. [...]
ThreatPost
In this podcast with Mackenzie Jackson, developer advocate at GitGuardian, we dive into the report and also the issues that corporations face with public leaks from groups like Lapsus and more, as well as ways that developers can keep their code safe.
Dark Reading
As the talent shortage rages on, companies have found mentorship programs to be one of the best ways to obtain the security skills they need to develop their existing teams.
The Register
Dell shows off full stack of cyber recovery SaaS, partners with Snowflake for data analytics LAS VEGAS – Dell is giving enterprises new ways to protect the data they store in public clouds.…
Dark Reading
In this webinar replay, Omdia outlines the ways in which XDR facilitates faster and easier threat detection and response, and key points organizations should consider when evaluating XDR technology.
Bleeping Computer
Recently, FortiGuard Labs released the latest Global Threat Landscape Report for the second half of 2021. There is a ton of data in it and several key takeaways. The main themes that weave through this report are about the increase in cybercriminal sophistication as well as speed. [...]
The Hacker News
Before hunting malware, every researcher needs to find a system where to analyze it. There are several ways to do it: build your own environment or use third-party solutions. Today we will walk through all the steps of creating a custom malware sandbox where you can perform a proper analysis without infecting your computer. And then compare it with a ready-made service. Why do you need a malware