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MY TAKE: Coping with security risks, compliance issues spun up by ‘digital transformation’

The Last Watchdog

In this milieu, there’s a “large question about the integrity, compliance and security” of the applications that are being developed on the fly, as well as the cloud architecture they reside on, Byron says. The massive transformation that’s happening right now introduces a lot of risk. it’s almost a perfect storm.

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Recipe for Cybersecurity Success in the Restaurant Industry

SecureWorld News

"As an example, POS systems, while specialized, are still computers and should be equipped with a robust security stack that's actively monitored for signs of data tampering or security threats being introduce." "In POS Security: Regularly updating and securing POS systems can prevent malware infections and data skimming.

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The US Government says companies should take more responsibility for cyberattacks. We agree.

Google Security

Ransomware affects every industry, in every corner of the globe – and it thrives on pre-existing vulnerabilities: insecure software, indefensible architectures, and inadequate security investment. As for secure by design: We all have to shift our focus from reactive incident response to upstream software development.

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From Base Camp to Summit: Climbing from AD FS to Duo SSO

Duo's Security Blog

This feature significantly reduces user frustration and enhances account security. Offering a smooth, smart solution, Duo SSO ensures a secure and hassle-free environment for user accounts. Simplified Management: Duo SSO offers a cloud-based service that eliminates the need for so many on-premises servers.

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CISO workshop slides

Notice Bored

Security Posture suggests a confusing mix of application and account security metrics. I'm really not sure what ' security posture ' even means in this context, and curious as to why those two aspects in particular have been selected as example metrics. including security-relevant aspects ( e.g. being a trusted partner).

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