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In November 2020, Californians voted to pass Proposition 24, also known as the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). With 56 percent of the vote, this legislation will act as an expansion of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which went into effect on January 1, 2020. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), […]
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Spending on cybersecurity tools continues to rise, with an estimated spend of $1 Trillion in 2020. Even with the increase of cybersecurity, cybersecurity threats and breaches are on the rise with no end in sight. With an average of 75 tools per organization, security professionals are more distracted than ever […]
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DevSecOps is the amalgamation of security with DevOps – the culture, methodology, and practice of implementing and improving software/applications at faster rates and lower rates of failure. In a DevOps model, the development team and operations team work together to deliver applications to customers not only with faster turnaround times but […]
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Over the past few years, a new phenomenon has arrived in the computing world. More and more organizations and companies are now using containers. They represent a departure from virtual machines, which allowed the packaging of applications with operating systems of their own. Containers are similar to virtual machines in […]
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Endpoint security concerns the monitoring, protection, and restriction of endpoints, including personal devices connected to corporate networks. These devices become cyberattack targets without proper security mechanisms and can be mishandled if lost or stolen. In many organizations, employees use personal devices, such as laptops and cell phones, to connect to […]
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Cyber threats loom around us everyday and businesses are under constant pressure to safeguard their data and systems from these threats. Yet, finding and retaining a full-time Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is no small feat. Did you know that 65% of organizations report struggling to hire and retain cybersecurity […]
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There’s no doubt cloud computing offers many advantages when compared to purchasing and maintaining your own datacenter. Among these are lower CapEx and almost instantaneous scalability. But, with these benefits come significant cloud security risks that organizations must address. Some of these threats are unique to cloud computing while others […]
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Preparing for cybersecurity incidents: Building an effective incident response team Cybersecurity incidents happen in business, and the only thing you can do about it is to prepare for when an incident occurs. You need two things to fully prepare for eventual incidents: a cyber incident response team and an IR […]
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So you’ve been breached, now what? If you even suspect your organization has experienced a cyber incident, three questions will immediately come to mind. Did we actually experience a cyber incident? Is it a critical incident? What do we do now? This is where having a business continuity plan (BCP) […]
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The best tool for proactive security that a cybersecurity leader will ever deploy in the defense of an enterprise is trust. It is taking the time to build relationships outside your immediate team. If the most recent WannaCrypt malware reminds our industry of anything I hope it is this: Focus on first principles […]
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Although ransomware incidents are not the leading data breach threat, their impact is considerable. Victims of ransomware experience loss of data, high-cost expenses such as cleanup and remediation, and prolonged business interruption. Unfortunately, there is a disturbing trend of paying ransomware, which is increasingly supported by insurance carriers. But is […]
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Pre-March 2020, remote working was like hitting the lottery jackpot. Maybe you had heard of friends who were allowed to work from home once a month or another person who could take their Friday afternoon meetings from their home office. But remote working was not something as basic and norm […]
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