Category: Security

Proven strategies can save hundreds of thousands of dollars As noted in our kick-off post, the theme for this year’s cybersecurity awareness month campaign in the U.S. is “See Yourself in Cyber.” This is an excellent place to start. But we mustn’t forget about the other side of the equation. Your business objectives should define

As concerns grow over how cybersecurity attacks on any single software supply chain component can impact the entire application and business ecosystem, it’s time to take a close look at your own enterprise applications. This activity starts by examining all your Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs). The term SBOM emerged from the Bill of Materials

While there’s a whole month dedicated to cybersecurity, it is definitely a 24/7/365 effort for any company out there. Most days, it seems like new threats are popping up for full frontal assaults on your data while plenty more lurk in the shadows just waiting to catch your organization off-guard. The current cyber threat landscape

Proven strategies can save hundreds of thousands of dollars The average cost of a data breach in 2022 is $4.35 million USD, according to the 2022 Cost of a Data Breach report published by IBM Security and Ponemon Institute.1 That’s an all-time high. The report also looks at factors that impact the total cost of

As data management underlies almost all areas of organizational operations, the way in which that data is collected (or procured) and used has been the topic of intense focus and legislative debate. This area is often called “data ethics” and is the purview of analysts, data scientists, and IT professionals. For anyone in your organization

64X greater damage than familiar data breaches Ransomware is often top-of-mind when you discuss cybersecurity threats with just about anyone in any industry. The threat of having all your business data stripped away and held under virtual lock and key until a hefty ransom is paid can give many an executive a sleepless night. However,

Flexible work models require a different security philosophy Just a few years ago, many cybersecurity teams operated using a philosophy of “trust but verify.” If you were on the corporate network, either directly or via VPN, you were trusted and given full access. But workplaces and work devices have changed. We’ve moved from a small