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Data breaches that involve third parties, vendors, and contractors have continued to make headlines throughout the past 10 years. We continue to see headlines, see articles on social media, and we've all become numb to getting the letters in the mail about another data breach.
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We're not going to be dropping new information when we say that security is important when allowing network access to external parties like vendors and contractors. Along the same lines, breaches coming from third-party access are increasing, as vendors often offer an easier way into your network than a full-frontal assault on your defenses.
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At first, it may seem antithetical to consider deploying a vendor access management system in the cloud. After all, you are trying to provide access for third parties to internal systems, and whether it’s a VPN concentrator or a vendor privileged access management (VPAM) system, these devices typically sit inside or on your DMZ.
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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is talked about, and used, a lot in our day-to-day lives. A classic example of using MFA is a debit card. Not only do you need the physical card, but you also have to enter a personal identification number (PIN) to use it when checking out at a store, or when taking money out of the ATM.
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To cloud or not to cloud? That seems to be the question for every IT system these days, and vendor management is no exception.
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A network security audit is essential to ensure sensitive data is protected from hackers and unauthorized third parties. It can isolate security threats and prevent data breaches, allowing you to plug holes, restrict network access, and improve your company’s network surveillance. Here we outline the 5 keys to preparing for a successful audit.
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Not all software deployments are created equally! When it comes to purchasing and deploying new software, we know that not every organization will have the same wants or needs. Companies will differ with their infrastructure, resources, bandwidth, regulatory environments, or implementation timeframes.
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In a year filled with data breaches, cyber-attacks, and unauthorized access, yet another company has been the victim of hackers targeting payment information. Have you considered the consequences of becoming susceptible to a hacking attack? Read this blog post to learn more.
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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is everyone's favorite buzzword these days, particularly with security vendors hawking their products. It has become a popular catchphrase describing a next-generation security practice that was formalized by Gartner and implemented by Google in their BeyondCorp concept years later.
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These days, having cyber insurance that covers a company for costs related to cyberattacks is an expected standard corporate practice. It is the last in the line of risk mitigation tools that lessens or defers your company’s cyber risk.