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Modern information security can be very hard to wrap your head around if you have no prior knowledge about it. Here you’ll find the most common terms and topics in the cybersecurity industry.
Every week, networks seem to grow in size and complexity. New SaaS services come online, while innovative communication tools make remote working easier. Data storage methods shift, with new assets to secure. And new malware threats constantly emerge...
Cybersecurity protects network assets against digital threats. Rising cybercrime has made cybersecurity a critical part of any business strategy. For instance, in 2019, First American Financial leaked [object Object] via its website. The breach happe...
Data breaches are becoming increasingly frequent, and all of them are considered network security incidents. Taking steps to implement network security is one of the best defense mechanisms to secure your data.
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Cybersecurity isn’t always about new technologies. Sometimes it can be directly related to how cybersecurity is approached. Zero Trust is a new model for rethinking threat sources and methods to deal with them.
As cloud computing is becoming increasingly prominent among organizations, cloud security is emerging as one of the most important cybersecurity areas. Encompassing processes, mechanisms, and services to secure cloud resources, it’s one of the key components of an organization’s IT backbone.
Virtual Private Networks use the public internet infrastructure by creating isolated connectivity subnetworks. Due to this restricted-use method, VPNs are widely used among businesses as secure channels to exchange sensitive data securely.
Firewalls are an essential component of network security, acting as a barrier between internal systems and external threats. They monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predefined rules and policies, enforcing them and preventing unauthorized access.
In the age of an increasingly distributed workforce, when your employees are no longer only in the office, staple cybersecurity practices need to adapt. SASE introduces cloud-delivered security and networking functionalities.
In today’s digital landscape, managing identities and access rights has become increasingly critical for organizations across industries. From securing sensitive data to complying with regulations, IAM plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of an organization’s operations.
In information technology, access control (AC) refers to the selective limitation of access to digital resources. This involves procedures related to determining who is granted authorization to enter or use a resource or network. As most business spheres have gone digital, safeguarding external databases to maintain digital security has become increasingly critical.
PCI DSS, or the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, is vital for businesses as it sets the baseline for securing cardholder information. This compliance standard minimizes the risk of data breaches and fraud, protecting both the business and its customers.
Regulatory compliance establishes rules ensuring that organizations operate legally, ethically, and safely for all involved. Additionally, it can lead to increased efficiency and improved risk management, helping businesses optimize their operations.
HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, is important for healthcare providers, insurance companies, and their partners. Its goal is to keep personal health data secure and to reduce the chances of it being exposed or used wrongly.