It is fair to say that cybercrime is a threat to all businesses today. Not only have attacks become more frequent, recent data reveals that in 2020, 25% of organizations were forced to close their doors following a ransomware attack on their network, while the average cost of a data breach has now

Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and frequent, and cybersecurity leaders are feeling the strain as they protect swaths of critical and sensitive data.  But the security industry is stuck.  Far too many companies struggle with how to protect their most valuable assets, and developers and security teams alike are stretched

Identity and access management (IAM) today is much more complicated than in the early days of the internet.Advertisement For starters, we have a plethora of account types: “user,” “guest,” “admin” and “service” accounts with associated passwords requiring regular managed changes to protect a variety of systems. Password creation has also become

The COVID-19 pandemic introduced swift digital changes that created further security vulnerabilities for a hybrid workforce. Due to the distributed nature of modern work environments, businesses must be on the lookout for ways that cybercriminals can expose new vulnerabilities. In today’s economy, the need to construct a third-party cyber risk

The mass shift to remote work precipitated by the pandemic created massive security challenges, as it blurred lines between personal spaces and corporate security. It has exposed both individuals and businesses to a range of cyber-attacks. With the absence of security protections such as firewalls and blacklisted IP addresses, and