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Matt Percival, Director of Sales at Gigamon Why channel partners must be Zero Trust allies 2nd March 2021 Matt Percival, Director of Sales at Gigamon, focuses on how channel partners can remain relevant in the new cybersecurity landscape by helping customers achieve Zero Trust. Security has taken centre stage this year. The prevalence of WFH has caused new vulnerabilities in business networks and exacerbated known difficulties, leading to a sharpened focus on network detection and response. Ne...

Microsoft has posted their final update on the Solarwinds attack which infected 18,000 companies last year, including Microsoft’s network. Microsoft says based on their investigation, more than 1,000 enemy engineers have worked on the attack. “When we analyzed everything that we saw at Microsoft, we asked ourselves how many engineers have probably worked on these […]

Microsoft announced today that the SolarWinds hackers could gain access to source code for a limited amount of components used by Azure, Intune, and Exchange.

Underscoring the global nature of the pandemic, a Madagascar man works from home on a laptop. Today’s columnist, Darren Guccione of Keeper Security, offers tips for locking down BYOD devices during the work-from-home era. WorldBankPhotoCollectionCreativeCommons(Credit: CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) internal controls and data protection policies ranked fairly low on most priority lists. While many companies had BYOD programs, they often applie...

Why operational resilience will be key in 2021, and how this impacts cybersecurity Ann Johnson Corporate Vice President, SCI Business Development Share The lessons we have learned during the past 12 months have demonstrated that the ability to respond to and bounce back from adversity in general, can impact the short-and long-term success of any organization. It can even dictate the leaders and laggards in any industry. When we take into consideration that as security threats a...

Secure remote work toolkit Download this e-book to learn how you can: Establish a Zero Trust security posture that supports the dynamic workspaces modern remote collaborators need Provide secure, remote VPN access so extended workforces can get to their on-network data and apps Protect your cloud and on-premise enterprise assets, apps, and data from all threats, internal and external And more Download this eBook! This email address doesn’t appear to be valid. Please provide a Corp...

Prevent Ransomware From Taking the Podium With Layered Security Cybersecurity has risen rapidly up the corporate agenda over the past 18 months, with particular methods of attack getting more airtime than others. Ransomware is the most notable, and it’s evolving rapidly to take advantage of the new fluid working landscape. Cyber-criminals are no longer throwing mud at the wall and seeing what sticks – instead they’re creating bespoke, tailored attacks that ...

2020 brought massive disruption from COVID-19, and the abrupt shift to a remote workforce In March created holes in the cybersecurity landscape for malicious actors to exploit. Amid the pandemic, the harrowing spike in cyberattacks toward the government, hospitals, education institutions and even security firms forced all enterprises, large and small, to take a closer look at potential vulnerabilities, starting at the API level. To gain an insight into the trends that are likely to transpire ac...

How to avoid getting caught in ransomwares crosshairs Paying off a bad actor for successfully implementing ransomware into an organization is the enterprise equivalent of rewarding a bad child who vandalized a home with candy -- but unfortunately, many organizations often have no choice but to pay… and pay a lot. Technology has enabled asymmetric attacks. In other words, one attacker can federate an attack across many organizations. The attacker needs to get the attack right once -- while the...

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