Zero Trust has become so prevalent that it has lost some of its stopping power
How Bot and Fraud Mitigation Can Work Together to Reduce Risk
Onions are great for analogies, as are buckets full of stuff from the beach. In this piece, I’d like to take a look at how both of these analogies can help us understand how bot and fraud mitigation can work together to help enterprises both improve their security postures and lower their fraud losses.
The Secret to Automation? Eat the Elephant in Chunks.
The goal of security automation is to accelerate detection and response, but you’ll waste a lot of time if you try to eat the elephant all at once
The Ever-Increasing Issue of Cyber Threats – and the Zero Trust Answer
The benefits of ZTNA make it hard to ignore
Ensuring that the right people have access to the proper resources when they need them whilst maintaining security and access controls across multiple data centers and cloud environments is one of the biggest technical challenges any organization faces.
Securing Smart Cities from the Ground Up
Smart City network infrastructure demands a proactive approach to find vulnerabilities before hackers find them
What the Titanic Can Teach Us About Fraud?
What questions should enterprise fraud teams ask when looking to better detect and mitigate fraud?
In early April, 1912, many people believed that the Titanic was unsinkable. On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank and by late April, 1912, as the news spread, people no longer believed that the Titanic was unsinkable.
The Pendulum Effect and Security Automation
The last few years have been filled with examples of the “Pendulum Effect”, where trends swing from one extreme to another before settling at an equilibrium, somewhere in the middle. Think about it from an IT and security perspective.
As Cybercriminals Recycle Ransomware, They’re Getting Faster
Is an Infrastructure War on the Horizon?
On February 24, Russia launched its full-scale assault on Ukraine. The invader’s weapons included tanks, heavy artillery… and software. On April 8, attackers armed with Industroyer2, a species of malware designed to incapacitate power stations and plunge whole cities into darkness, managed to briefly penetrate Ukrainian defenses, putting two million homes at risk.
Cyber-Physical Security: Benchmarking to Advance Your Journey
Operational resilience is a priority and organizations are decisive about protecting cyber-physical systems (CPS) in today’s consolidated and converged reality
