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XDR is coming: 5 steps CISOs should take today
Beyond threat detection and response, CISOs should think of XDR as an opportunity to modernize the SOC, automating processes, and improving staff productivity. Here's your XDR game plan for 2021.
Microsoft 365 Advanced Audit: What you need to know
Microsoft's powerful new auditing options will help detect intrusions and see what was accessed...if you've paid for the right licenses.
Inrupt offers a standard for controlling data and identity on the web
Founded by security and web luminaries, Inrupt has commercialized the Solid Project technology to manage sensitive data in a more secure, compliant manner...if enough people buy into its vision.
5 ways to combat audit fatigue
The growing number of audits for security and privacy regulatory compliance is stressing security personnel and draining resources from security operations. Here's how to better manage them.
10 things work-from-home employees can do now to help protect the network
WFH employees are now more susceptible to attacks that steal credentials or plant malware. Have them follow this advice to better protect themselves and the business.
Undervalued and ineffective: Why security training programs still fall short
Research reveals a glaring disconnect between the need for security training and its perceived value. But organizations that have made their awareness programs a strategic priority and adopted more modern approaches are finding...
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How to select a DLP solution: 9 unusual considerations
Data loss prevention systems have become more complex, and each has evolved differently. Here’s how to select a DLP system based on required functionality and its real-life ability to prevent data leaks.
How to defend against OAuth-enabled cloud-based attacks
Use these settings in Microsoft Azure Active Directory to take control of user-requested OAuth access permissions.
How ransomware negotiations work
Here's what experienced negotiators say your organization should expect if it ever needs to pay a ransomware demand.
Inside cybersecurity’s shelfware problem
Sometimes underutilization of security software and services is a deliberate, strategic choice; more often it's a cause for concern.
The most important cybersecurity topics for business executives
Data privacy, current cyberthreats, and cybersecurity culture and training top the list, but are these the right priorities?
How to harden Microsoft Edge against cyberattacks
Chromium-based Edge gives enterprises the opportunity to standardize on one browser. Here are the key security settings you need to know.
5 ways attackers counter incident response, and how to stop them
IR has become a chess match with attackers who can cleverly spoil responders' efforts and keep a foothold in systems. Here's how they do it and how to kick them out for good.
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How strong, flexible data protection controls can help maintain regulatory compliance
An effective approach to data protection controls embraces ethical standards and anticipates new requirements. Here’s how some CISOs and other experts tackle the issue.
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6 top security technologies to protect remote workers
Zero trust, SASE, and identity management are just some of the technologies companies are deploying to secure home-based workers, systems, and data.
3 ways to speak the board's language around cyber risk
Framing the cyber risk conversation in ways that resonate with the board will help close the chasm between cyber risk and enterprise objectives.
What you need to know about changes to Microsoft's Security Update Guide
The Security Update Guide now aligns more closely with the CVSS, but sometimes lacks information needed to properly respond to a vulnerability report.
Remote work raises threats from consumer IoT devices
With the rise of working from home, companies need to protect themselves against a wide range of consumer devices, including smart light bulbs.
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