Zero trust has become a dominant security model for addressing the changes brought by mobility, consumerization of IT and cloud applications. John Kindervag defined the guiding principle for “zero trust” as “never trust, always verify.” Attackers that make it past one...
What to look for when assessing and comparing two-factor authentication solutions Two-factor authentication is the simplest, most effective way to make sure users really are who they say they are. In this guide, you’ll get:By verifying your users’ identities before...
Increasing Sophistication of Phishing Attacks IT security teams today face the daunting task of defending an extended perimeter and attack surface due to the increased use of cloud services and the sheer volume of mobile devices that access corporate applications....
Ransomware guide by Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency Ransomware is a form of malware designed to encrypt files on a device, rendering any files and the systems that rely on them unusable. Malicious actors then demand ransom in exchange for...
When ransomware strikes, giving in to the attackers’ demands is seldom a good thing. While doing so might enable an organization to regain access to its data (that’s what Colonial Pipeline and Garmin did), it makes that organization more susceptible to future...
Ransomware: Is There an Alternative to Paying the Ransom If your organization was struck by ransomware, would it pay the ransom? And if so, how much would it be willing to spend to minimize downtime and retrieve stolen data? According to statistics gathered by threat...
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