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Training to Beat a Bad Cybersecurity Culture
May 18, 2022
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By Curtis Franklin
“Culture eats strategy for breakfast” is a frequently used (and just as frequently misattributed) quote about the relative power of formal strategies and the cultures that put them into practice. Whether executives can strategize around their own culture is highly debatable, but here’s something I know to be true: Culture
By Apoorva Bellapu
Security threats are quite common these days and every business tries hard to stay away from the same. However, to get to the point, no business is safe from a security attack. This guide would talk about the top 10 common cybersecurity vulnerabilities that you should be aware of. Malware
How to strengthen cyber security the right way
May 17, 2022
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By Subimal Bhattacharjee
On April 28, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) issued “directions” under Section 70-B(6) of the Information Technology Act 2000 (IT Act) relating to information security practices, procedure, prevention, response and reporting of cyber incidents. These directions have brought about a wide-ranging expansion in the scope of obligations of
Are Your Partners Putting You At Risk? Take These Five Steps To Ensure They Have Proper Cybersecurity Measures In Place
May 14, 2022
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By Lyndon Brown
Cyberattacks are rapidly growing in size and scope as attackers diversify their criminal portfolios. Attacks against large corporations are now complemented by opportunistic or strategic attacks against smaller businesses. While opportunistic attacks are the virtual equivalent of a company being at the wrong place at the wrong time, strategic attacks
3 Keys to Leading Change in Cybersecurity
May 14, 2022
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By Chris Myklebust
As e-commerce and financial technology continue to advance at breakneck speed, credit unions need additional support from governing bodies to ensure Americans are not left vulnerable. The pace of cyberattacks is only growing. Recent data from the Identity Theft Resource Center showed that by October of last year, the number