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The state of privacy regulations across Asia
While GDPR looms large across the Asia-Pacific region, there are significant differences as jurisdictions develop their own national approaches to privacy. There’s also a growing focus on data security in many countries.
Use zero trust to fight network technical debt
Adopting a zero-trust approach can be the impetus IT teams need to expose technical debt and make sure all network components are capable of enforcing security controls.
IBM service aims to secure multicloud operations
IBM’s new Unified Key Orchestrator lets customers integrate multiple security key-management systems into a single managed service that spans hybrid and multicloud environments.
Lessons learned from 2021 network security events
Rather than predict what 2022 will bring, let's manage the future by implementing the lessons learned from this year's biggest security threats.
Your Microsoft network is only as secure as your oldest server
It's time to inventory your network to identify systems to replace or migrate away from.
How CISOs can drive the security narrative
If you want people to follow proper security practices, they need to understand why. That's best done by telling a good story.
Malware variability explained: Changing behavior for stealth and persistence
More malware is designed to be variable, choosing which computers to infect or even the type of attack to execute.
Microsoft announces new security, privacy features at Ignite
Microsoft has consolidated some security tools under the Defender brand and added security and privacy features and products. Here's a look at what's new.
Will XDR modernize the SOC?
Organizations are both adopting XDR technology and modernizing the SOC. New ESG research points to areas of potential overlap and even conflict between those two initiatives.
Why small businesses should consider Microsoft Defender for Business
Defender for Business brings EDR and threat monitoring features found in more expensive Windows licenses to smaller organizations.
Spike in encrypted malware poses dual challenge for CISOs
Faced with a surge in malware hidden in encrypted traffic, CISOs are being tasked with managing technical solutions while also adhering to privacy considerations.
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How Target's CISO balances customer security and customer experience
In wake of a 2013 data breach, Rich Agostino rebuilt Target’s approach to cybersecurity, addressing vulnerabilities while maintaining a user-friendly web presence for customers.
How to spot and block cryptominers on your network
Cryptominer malware is stealthy and drags down network and device performance. Some simple tasks and basic tools can minimize its impact.
4 tools to prevent leaks in public code repositories
Use these tools to find your company's exposed secrets in repositories such as GitLab, GitHub, or Google Cloud Build before attackers do.
Why are people so bad at risk assessment? Blame the brain
Stakeholders and CISOs tend to have different perspectives on estimating the risk of a potential cybersecurity incident. Understanding the psychological aspects can help bridge the gap.
Facebook outage a prime example of insider threat by machine
A buggy automated audit tool and human error took Facebook offline for six hours. Key lesson for CISOs: Look for single points of failure and hedge your bets.
SolarWinds CISO: Know your adversary, what they want, watch everything
The compromise of SolarWinds' Orion software changed the company's approach to security. Tim Brown shares some hard-won advice for how CISOs and software vendors should prepare for supply chain attacks.
How to configure Microsoft Defender for cloud-based attacks
Malware delivered through cloud services such as OneDrive or SharePoint will try to disable and evade Defender. These simple settings will help prevent that.
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