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Creating a Path to Successful Security Hygiene

Cisco Security

Meanwhile, security teams are also concerned about recent cybersecurity issues including MS Exchange vulnerabilities and the SolarWinds hack. If you’re a security and risk management leader, the new ESG eBook is a must-read, so download the Security Hygiene and Posture Management eBook right now.

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How To Earn Passive Income in CyberSecurity In 2023

Hacker's King

With businesses and individuals relying heavily on technology to store and process sensitive information, there is a growing need for cybersecurity professionals to protect these systems from cyber-attacks and data breaches. Let’s take a look at some of the easiest ways to earn passive income using pen-testing or ethical hacking skills.

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NetSPI [Un]Wrapped: Our Top Hits from 2023 

NetSpi Executives

This eBook shares how major companies are using distributed ledger technology (DLT) today and the importance of security planning for blockchain operations. 5 Blockchain Security Fundamentals Every C-Suite Needs to Know Dive into blockchain security!

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Intro to Phishing: How Dangerous Is Phishing in 2023?

Duo's Security Blog

Moreover, they were incredibly complex to integrate with the University’s technology stack. Strength in layers: Creating a secure line of defense against phishing Hacking and phishing tools, along with documentation on how to use them, are readily available online — so launching an attack is easier than ever.

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What will be your decisive moment to secure your cloud applications in a Zero Trust world?

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Leaks, breaches and hacks will continue to challenge enterprises until one very big problem is solved: access management. Additionally, 58% of the data security leaders surveyed indicated that multi-factor authentication was the most likely technology to protect cloud and web-based apps.

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How have people proven their identity since the dawn of time?

CyberSecurity Insiders

However, passwords on computers, as we commonly use them today, were first developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with the (CTSS), which was one of the first time-sharing operating systems. This year, researchers have found that passwords are the primary means by which hostile actors hack into an organisation.

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Zero Trust Is a Journey and Businesses Have Many Rivers to Cross

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Digital transformation, proliferation of location agnostic technologies and immense data generation have created uncontrolled remote environments and a fragmented enterprise ecosystem, rendering legacy security policies and practices based on trust obsolete. However, Zero Trust is not another technology, rather it is a journey.