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If you’re in the cybersecurity world, you’ve probably come across the acronym PAM, or Privileged Access Management. This technology adds additional access controls and processes to coveted privileged credentials in order to prevent them from being compromised, while also limiting the damage if they ever are compromised.
Risk management is critical for any company looking for growth and profit instead of liabilities and reputational damages. So let's answer an important question: What is third-party remote access, and why should you care? Networks can be attacked from all sides.
When it comes to battling COVID-19, did we leave our best players on the bench? We have the world's best technologists, the most sophisticated capabilities in the U.S., and yet, when the pandemic hit, it seems like we focused solely on throwing manpower at the problem, instead of technology which is proven to improve safety and productivity, and reduce costs.
Salesforce Security Architect and former author of the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report Kevin Thompson offers key insights from the 2020 DBIR.
Discover the latest cloud security news with April’s roundup, including the rise in insider threats, the #1 brand for phishing attacks, and more.
When the European Union’s comprehensive privacy legislation, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), went into effect last year, it put privacy compliance on the road map for many companies, including those where it wasn’t traditionally a priority. Even companies where GDPR doesn’t apply are having to contend with existing or pending privacy regulations within their state or locality.
It's not a matter of if your company will be hacked - but when. Planning and ongoing preparation is the ultimate protection against cyber-attacks. Our guest blogger and cybersecurity expert, Marco Essomba, explores seven reasons companies get hacked.
The internet of things, or IoT, is growing faster than a weed in the summertime. This catch-all name covers everything from your front door security cameras to factory floor control devices, often called the industrial internet of things (IIoT).
I have written often about the three main principles of sound Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM); they are identify, control and audit. By using these three basic control areas, risk from third parties to organizations can be greatly reduced.
Working with vendors, business partners, and other third parties is a fact of life for most organizations. However, once vendors are selected, vetted, and onboarded, they will often be given remote access to your network, and that’s where problems can arise.