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Don’t Bet on Passwords: Using MFA to Make Insuring Your Security Less of a Gamble

Duo's Security Blog

By this point, we’re all familiar with the list of requirements for a strong password: unique, long, memorable, free from any personal information… But even the strongest passwords can pose a risk if they’re the only thing standing between your users and enterprise content. trillion USD annually by 2025?

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5 Trends to Watch for Cybersecurity in 2023

SecureWorld News

Cyber insurance trends in 2023. As the three previous trends discussed how certain aspects of the cybersecurity industry will continue to grow in 2023, expect the same from the cyber insurance market.

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Cybersecurity for Nonprofits: Cost-Effective Defense Strategies

SecureWorld News

The costs of recovering from such incidents, especially for smaller organizations without cyber insurance, can be devastating. Open-source tools can also be valuable; for example, tools like KeePass for password management or ClamAV for antivirus protection are free and widely respected.

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34 Most Common Types of Network Security Protections

eSecurity Planet

TPRM software frequently includes built-in compliance support for internal policy and external mandate management, continuous threat monitoring across all users, processes and templates, and risk monitoring and exposure reports. As a baseline, password managers store passwords in a single place, but most of these tools do much more than that.

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Passkeys vs. Passwords: The State of Passkeys With Remote Users

Duo's Security Blog

Security Longer passwords with more character options make it harder to decipher or calculate in brute force attacks. But unless users are using a password manager, they often make passwords easy to guess to help remember them. It’s also a requirement to get cyber insurance.

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