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By Dan Meyer
Network slicing has been hailed as a lucrative 5G use case, but it can also open up a private 5G network and an organization to cybersecurity attacks if not properly instantiated and maintained, according to a Deloitte presentation at the RSA Conference. The presentation, ominously entitled “Thinking Like a 5G Attacker,” highlighted
By Mark Cassetta
For years, DevOps has grown in popularity and is now, inarguably, table stakes for any enterprise looking to make development efforts a competitive advantage. So, for those enterprises who have made their DevOps process an ingrained part of their overall development stance, should they consider DevSecOps? How does that impact
By Will Plummer
Remote working has challenged the way we think about the workplace. Embracing a hybrid model of work, companies have learned to live with employees in both the physical and digital realms. For CSOs the continued rise of the digital workplace means more vulnerability points to watch as digital hackers try
Protecting Your Reputation From Cyberattack
June 14, 2022
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By Henry DeVries
Building a client-attracting reputation can take years; losing that reputation can happen overnight. With ransomware attacks on the rise and the constant threat of Russian hackers (plus possible retaliation for the backlash to the war in Ukraine), the time is right to take a closer look at cybersecurity as part
Force multiply cybersecurity through autonomy
June 14, 2022
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By Dr. Matthew McFadden
Cyber threats are roadblocks for agencies in everyday operations. Recent vulnerabilities such as Log4J show how easy it is for hackers to exploit systems and create a full-blown cybersecurity crisis. Following the Log4J exploit, organizations everywhere remediated hundreds of thousands of vulnerable internet-connected assets on their networks. With cyberattacks becoming