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“Fire Doesn’t Innovate” by Kip Boyle (Book Review)

Adam Shostack

I also tend to hate management books, because they often substitute jargon for crisp thinking. And it doesn’t fall into the jargon trap either in security or management. Part I is basic cyber ‘hygiene’ for the exec, including actionable steps like turn on updates and backups and two factor auth. (I

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Cybersecurity awareness: Train your employees and reduce cyber threats

IT Security Guru

The impact of cyberattacks is profound, resulting in security breaches, enterprises’ revenue and reputation losses, and in some cases, organizations, and entire states being destabilized. Cybersecurity awareness training is a defensive approach used by security professionals. This only further exacerbates the issue.

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Threat intel is a game changer, if only firms can figure out how to bake it into cyber programs

SC Magazine

Companies can sometimes struggle to operationalize the constant churn of threat intelligence divvied from the cybersecurity community, whether it be independent researchers or enormous vendors like Microsoft. Having a solid cyber threat intelligence program in place will be more relevant than ever to organizations in 2021.

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Buyer’s Guide for Evaluating Cyber Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Tools

NopSec

At this stage, you’ve probably realized that your vulnerability assessment scanner isn’t cutting it in terms of helping reduce security workload or making a meaningful impact in reducing your risk exposure. Fear not, all Security teams make this realization on the journey toward cybersecurity maturity.