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Zero Trust: Can It Be Implemented Outside the Cloud?

eSecurity Planet

government and others, we are still no closer to seeing zero trust architecture widely adopted. I am very surprised that the cyber insurance industry has not required zero trust architecture already, but perhaps the $1.4 Networks need to be segmented and authenticated. No asset is inherently trusted.

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Securing Government Agencies: Essential Eight and Other Efforts

Duo's Security Blog

The eight areas are: Application Control Patch Applications Configure Microsoft Office Macro Settings User Application Hardening Restrict Administrative Privileges Patch Operating Systems Multi Factor Authentication Daily Backups Each area comes with guidance to improve maturity of the area. Watch this space — there’s more to come!

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The 2022 ThreatLabz State of Ransomware Report

Security Boulevard

Some industries saw particularly high growth of double-extortion attacks, including healthcare (643%), food service (460%), mining (229%), education (225%), media (200%), and manufacturing (190%). Use a zero trust architecture to secure internal applications, making them invisible to attackers. Have a response plan.

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How to Recover From a Ransomware Attack

eSecurity Planet

A zero-trust architecture with continuous authorization might be the preferred option for some, but a traditional security framework can provide adequate security for many. We should use multi-factor authentication. Is the attack small enough that we do not need to file a cyber insurance claim? Ransomware Security.

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What is Cyber Liability Insurance?

Duo's Security Blog

Don’t worry though, there's already an insurance policy for that. What is Cyber Liability Insurance? Cyber liability insurance, sometimes known as cyber insurance, is distinct from traditional commercial general liability and property insurance policies.

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The Ongoing Cyber Threat to Critical Infrastructure

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

However, this stance indicates a lack of understanding of the effects of all the parties involved, such as cyber insurance underwriters, incident response firms, government regulations, and ransomware attribution. For many organizations, paying the ransom can be less damaging than risking any additional impacts.

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What is Ransomware? Everything You Should Know

eSecurity Planet

Cyber criminals have learned that it is not only businesses that make soft targets for the attacks. Hospitals and healthcare organizations are being infected by ransomware, with predictably dire results. Multifactor authentication (MFA) can protect critical applications and devices, as can zero trust security principles.