Many organizations used to hit the mute button whenever discussions about cybersecurity came up, but this silence has been breaking more frequently as more businesses are victimized by hackers and experience effects that hit their bottom line in ways that require them to share the information with regulators.
Best practices for defeating against most attacks, hopefully making the need for future Cybersecurity Awareness Months obsolete
“Wisdom consists of the anticipation of consequences.” – Norman Cousins
We’ve all marveled at the latest innovations from Tesla, the skill of Google’s self-driving cars, or, at the very least, enjoyed playing a podcast on our phone through our car’s speakers.
The Zero Day Dilemma
By integrating with native security services on major cloud platforms, a CNP solution can correlate security findings to pinpoint risks and recommend mitigations
As security practitioners are painfully aware, it is not a matter of if but when their organization will come under cyberattack. Given this year’s geopolitical events, the likelihood of falling victim to an attack has exponentially increased. And while the cybersecurity landscape will continue to evolve; many organizations seem to be holding on to the belief that deploying more preventive security tools will result in greater protection against these threats.
Industry experts foresee further simplification and modernization to occur across endpoint management tools
Cyberattacks and data breaches continue to rise year-over-year and another so-called silver bullet technology isn’t going to stop that trend. The reality is the bad guys are looking at the entire playing field, but we are not because organizational structure, personalities and politics get in the way.
Looking long is an important skill for cybersecurity and fraud teams to develop
