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What’s your top barrier to IT/OT convergence?
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What's the most vulnerable part of your network?
Researchers at DEF CON demonstrate the most “vulnerable part of your network” could be your SSL VPN. Last Friday at the annual DEF CON and Blackhat security conferences, Taiwanese security researchers Orange Tsai and Meh Chang revealed two new flaws in major vendor’s SSL VPN products.
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What’s the difference between third-party remote access and privileged access?
Caution is needed when granting any user access to your network. But you need to be really careful when providing privileged access to your network. What’s the difference?
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What’s the difference between RDP and VPN for remote access?
Remote access has become a necessity in business environments. Whether it’s employees working from home or third-party vendors that need to access a customer network, remote access needs to provide secure and reliable connectivity—keyword here being secure.
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What's the best password manager for enterprise organizations?
Passwords are everywhere, and managing them across hundreds of employees, systems, and vendors is more complicated than ever. This article breaks down why consumer password tools fall short in business settings and what true enterprise password management looks like in 2025 and beyond.
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What’s the “right” level of access? Examining operational security governance in manufacturing
Legacy systems, shared devices, and third-party access are stretching security thin. Find out how manufacturers are tightening control without adding friction.
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What’s on the minds of the hospital C-suite?
Last week I attended the AHA Health Forum Leadership Summit in San Francisco. Attended by 1,500 executives from hospitals across the US, the conference included keynotes and breakout sessions on a wide-range of key topics including Meaningful Use, new business models to achieve financial sustainability and key strategies for clinical care coordination.
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What’s Next: Peering into the Future of Biometrics & Security Convergence
I was recently asked to comment on the future of biometrics so I wanted to share my thoughts here after distilling them down into four buckets... What's Next in Adoption, What's Next in the Tech, What's Next in the Enterprise, and What's Next in Consolidation.
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What’s ahead for AI and machine learning in healthcare?
In recent years, we have seen increased interest and adoption of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) technology in healthcare. Organizations have been piloting solutions that range from helping diagnose patients, to ensuring the privacy of their data. While the industry is beginning to see some benefits from these tools, many end-users are starting to ask important questions like: How does the tool work, or Where are my data stored?
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What you need to know now about CJIS 6.0
The FBI has raised the bar for protecting criminal justice data. Discover what’s new in CJIS 6.0.The FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy sets the standard for how law enforcement agencies and their partners protect some of the most sensitive data in government. This framework is essential for ensuring the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of criminal justice information — and the rules have changed in a big way.