Tag: IT Security

Technology has become woven into nearly every part of how organizations operate. Employees work across locations, information moves between applications, documents are shared electronically and in print, and critical daily operations depend on networks, servers, cloud platforms, and connected devices. Protecting this environment extends beyond

For years, multi-factor authentication (MFA) was treated as the finish line for identity security. Add a second factor, reduce account takeover risk, and move on. But the reality is, attackers did not stop at passwords, and they definitely did not stop at MFA either. Modern

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an ideal time to take a step back and assess whether your organization’s cybersecurity strategy is still effective. With ransomware attacks, phishing scams, insider threats, and AI-powered exploits on the rise, even organizations with a decent security setup can fall

In an era where our digital lives are as precious as gold, cybersecurity has emerged as the unsung hero of our connected world. From the early days of computer viruses to today’s advanced cyber attacks, the history of cybersecurity is a thrilling saga of innovation,

The Zero Trust security model is a cloud-based, comprehensive approach to cybersecurity that challenges the traditional perimeter-based security mindset. It revolves around the principle of not trusting anyone or anything by default, regardless of their location within or outside the network perimeter. This model promotes

Prioritizing cyber security as an organization becomes increasingly important in a more digital era where modern cyber security threats are advanced enough to render traditional endpoint antivirus solutions ineffective. Managed endpoint detection and response is an advanced cyber security solution that combines advanced analytics, threat

There are many aspects to consider when it comes to protecting the operations, assets, and overall interest in your organization. One of these layers of protection is vulnerability assessments and penetration testing, which are two types of vulnerability testing processes. While they are both considered

In 1971, Ray Tomlinson invented and introduced electronic mail by creating ARPANET’s networked email system. Over the next twenty years, as technology does, email progressed. In 1982, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol became an internet standard for electronic mail. Then in 1988, Microsoft became the

“a SaaS-based, vendor-specific, security threat detection and incident response tool that natively integrates multiple security products into a cohesive security operations system that unifies all licensed components.” - Gartner, Analyst Firm XDR (extended detection and response) is a cybersecurity system that monitors and mitigates cybersecurity

Since the pandemic and with organization’s working toward adapting to the new normal, working remotely has become prevalent worldwide. There are clear benefits to having a mobile workforce which include an increase in productivity, increase in employee engagement, revenue growth, better customer service, increased flexibility,