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Jane Frankland
JANUARY 13, 2021
And, as each new government rule has been put in place to keep us safe, physically isolated from one another and in lockdown, it’s moved more of us online – shopping, working and learning – so we can economically function, socially interact, and maintain a sense of normality. Business owners want to understand how to protect their assets.
Cisco Security
AUGUST 26, 2021
We constantly see new threats, and threat vectors, come and go; which puts a tremendous strain on the InfoSec teams that have to protect organizations and businesses from these threats. This year we saw the reemergence of old vectors: from ransomware & trojans, to supply chain attacks.
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CyberSecurity Insiders
JUNE 18, 2022
Software gets more complex every year; with the rise of AI, grasping the data ingestion meaning leads to more of the action happening in “black boxes” we can’t examine. If hackers manage to compromise your software at all, it won’t be because of an old, and well-known bug in one of your plugins.
CyberSecurity Insiders
NOVEMBER 1, 2021
Adversaries are still taking advantage of hybrid or fully-remote workplaces and scattered security teams as we all lean into the new normal. And threat actors are relentlessly taking advantage of these vulnerabilities. Examples of this include keeping software up to date, backing up data, and maintaining good password practices.
Centraleyes
JANUARY 14, 2024
To maintain high standards of efficiency, supply chains everywhere need products and services from third-party vendors. Today’s businesses don’t operate in a vacuum. Maintaining relationships with suppliers is a well-accepted part of keeping up production lines, controlling internal operations, and generally conducting business.
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