Zero Trust is a security concept centered on the fact that organizations should not automatically trust anything outside and inside its perimeters and instead must verify everything trying to connect to its systems prior to granting access. This extra layer of protection has been established to prevent data breaches.
Businesses are presently functioning more differently than they did just a few years ago. We find that devices, employees, and also applications are no longer locked inside the corporate perimeter. They are all on the web and hence a unique approach is needed to provide security for a whole new type of anywhere, anytime workers and cloud-based applications. Organizations are now moving away from solutions that secure the perimeter and are instead going towards employing a zero trust model in order to protect sensitive data and resources.
A zero trust security solution constantly evaluates trust every time a device or user requests access to a resource. This method prevents attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities in the perimeter to gain entry and then access confidential data and applications.
The regulatory world of IT compliance increasingly complex. Cyber insurance carriers have increasing demands for businesses in the areas of IT compliance, penetration testing and security operations. Many businesses, small and large, struggle to understand the requirements, let alone execute on them.
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The cybersecurity industry is one of the few where trust is a product feature, not a byproduct. If you’re building a business in this space, you’re not just solving technical problems- you’re making security a decision people choose. That means getting early proof, staying lean,
Cyberattacks rarely come with a warning. The damage can be fast and costly. From data recovery to managing the fallout, a single breach can derail your operations for days or weeks. We explain types of coverage, requirements and the leading reasons cyber claims get denied.
In a chilling reminder of how fragile digital security can be, cybersecurity researchers recently uncovered a staggering 16 billion unique passwords circulating on the dark web—the largest known cache of stolen credentials to date. This massive breach highlights the growing threat posed by infostealer malware,
Cybercriminals don’t need to use brute force or write malicious code to break into your systems. All they need to do is target your people. That’s what social engineering is all about. The goal of this blog is to help you understand the psychology behind these attacks.
As a business owner, you understand the risks that phishing and social engineering attacks pose to your business. What should concern you most is that hackers are targeting your employees. In this blog, we’ll show you what to watch out for.
In today’s digital world, email remains the top method cybercriminals use to target businesses—and one of their most effective tactics is email spoofing. Email spoofing occurs when a bad actor forges the sender address on an email to make it look like it’s coming from
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