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Unfortunately, there is no single correct answer to the CSP vs. EA question, since it depends on your organization’s specific needs for quantities, products, and suitable term length. This can even be determined by your preference when dealing with IT partners or vendors. A combination of both may even work best for your organization.
New cybersecurity threats emerge in the news every week, it seems, and new terms attached to these threats become part of our lexicon. Some terms that have recently become household names due to high profile cases are ransomware, phishing, and malware. The list of commonly known security threats is growing right alongside the increase in
On June 28, 2018 California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 which goes into effect on January 1, 2020. This is the second privacy-related law at the state level to be passed this year, the first being Vermont’s law relating to data brokers and consumer protection.
The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, and so are the methods we use to secure our online identities. Traditional passwords, once the bedrock of digital security, are increasingly becoming considered insufficient in the face of sophisticated cyber threats. This realization has catalyzed a shift towards password-less authentication—a transformative approach that not only enhances security but
Just because you’ve invested in the latest and greatest IT tools and security measures doesn’t guarantee safety from hacks and incidents. Tech only goes so far; expertise, continual education and your people are as critical to preserving your IT network integrity as any software program available.
Ghosts and ghouls are very spooky, but nothing is more frightening than realizing a cyberattack has targeted you. Be wary of these common tricks played by bad actors.
It has become a matter of when – not if – an incident will occur. A cyber or security incident is an event that may indicate that an organization’s data, systems, or permissions have been compromised. This could be a stolen password, a database breach, or corporate espionage. 95 percent of cybersecurity breaches are caused
What is a network assessment? A network assessment provides a snapshot of the current network. This allows for an examination of network infrastructure, performance, and security. The goal of an assessment is to get an overall view of your network’s current state and to identify improvement opportunities. From a security standpoint, collecting and analyzing comprehensive
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a compilation of tools, software products, and services. The SIEM umbrella offers security data insights, event logging, and threat analysis to develop a deeper picture of an organization’s information security posture. What is SIEM (Security Information & Event Management)? Early SIEM technology relied on signatures to detect undesirable
Organizations may encounter culture-building problems differently due to factors such as location, sector, and size. All organizations, regardless of headcount, deal with employees as the weak link in their IT security systems. Technology and training alone are not enough to safeguard against increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity attacks. This article delves into how to motivate behavioral change
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