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How Zero Trust architecture improves the organization’s network security

CyberSecurity Insiders

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Organizations mandate users to be authentic and validated with the appropriate privacy configuration before accessing apps and information. The post How Zero Trust architecture improves the organization’s network security appeared first on Cybersecurity Insiders.

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How to evolve your organization into a data-centric security architecture

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This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Users may also need to re authenticate themselves if they choose to switch tasks or have been inactive for a set amount of time. How you choose to authenticate users is up to you. Implementing data-centric security.

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Leveraging Zero Trust to Protect K-12 Communities from Cyber Threats

Duo's Security Blog

A zero trust architecture starts with having a multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution to ensure the person logging into a school system is a known, authorized user. While the pandemic interrupted a lot of K-12 activities, it didn’t stand in the way of cyber threats impacting schools.

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Enhancing Security and Reducing Costs with Advanced Zero Trust Implementation

Centraleyes

Conventional strategies relied on fortress-like defenses, a concept where the network perimeter acted as a barrier, assumed to be impenetrable by external threats. Today’s cyber threats can easily penetrate traditional security measures. It’s a strategic model that incorporates Zero Trust Architecture into a system.

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Five Eyes agencies warn of attacks on MSPs

Security Affairs

Enforce MFA on MSP accounts that access the customer environment and monitor for unexplained failed authentication. Enforce multifactor authentication (MFA). Manage internal architecture risks and segregate internal networks. Manage account authentication and authorization. ” reads the joint advisory. Apply updates.

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

Duo's Security Blog

However, just as mountain climbing techniques and equipment have evolved over the years to overcome tougher terrains and higher peaks, so too must our cybersecurity tools adapt to the ever-changing threat landscape. support and two-factor authentication. This is where Cisco Duo's Single Sign-On (SSO) comes into the picture.

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NIS2 Framework: Your Key To Achieving Cybersecurity Excellence

Centraleyes

The Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape The contemporary threat and regulatory landscape have pressed organizations to fortify their cyber-crisis management capabilities. In recent years, a surge in cyber-attacks targeting critical infrastructure has been observed globally.