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12 Data Loss Prevention Best Practices (+ Real Success Stories)

eSecurity Planet

If you or your business handles sensitive data, operates in regulated industries, or suffers from repeated cybersecurity threats, it’s time to evaluate the need for DLP strategies. Potential threats: Conduct risk assessments, vulnerability scans, and penetration testing to evaluate potential threats and weaknesses.

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Top 12 Firewall Best Practices to Optimize Network Security

eSecurity Planet

See more: eSecurity Planet’s 2022 Cybersecurity Product Awards Use Multiple Firewall Layers Configuring different firewall types to enhance security is necessary while implementing multiple firewall layers. Provide regular updates on firewall policy, changing threats, and best practices in cybersecurity.

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What is the Future for Women in Cybersecurity in 2021?

Jane Frankland

I was asked numerous questions on diversity in cybersecurity, mostly related to gender, my focus. It’s my brand new project for women in cybersecurity and you can support it as a Founding Member, Ally, or Corporate Sponsor. Note, this is despite automation, which can often help with cybersecurity talent shortages.

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What Is a SaaS Security Checklist? Tips & Free Template

eSecurity Planet

Conduct frequent security audits and penetration testing: Detect and resolve any vulnerabilities before they are exploited by fraudulent actors to minimize the likelihood of data breaches. Internal actors also play a substantial role in cybersecurity breaches.

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Will feds mandate third-party code reviews? Developers say it’s a bad idea

SC Magazine

A White House executive order is spurring discussions on the merits and drawbacks of mandating third party code testing. The cybersecurity executive order issued by President Joe Biden in May covered a lot of ground, moving the needle on issues like breach reporting, zero trust architecture, and software insecurity.