D o you know if your organization is Cyber Secure or Cyber Insecure?
My focus in this blog series will be about Cybersecurity and your organization.
Cyber-Insecurity and Cyber Crime have been hurting your business yesterday, and today and will continue to do so tomorrow if you do not:
The world of business is changing quickly. Organizations that are best able to adjust and adapt will thrive, while those that evolve too slowly will struggle. In order to succeed in the face of rapid and accelerating change, you must become a Dynamic Organization. Cloud solutions and web-based communications, collaboration and productivity platforms can dramatically enhance and support your development and growth.
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The world of business is changing quickly. Organizations that are best able to adjust and adapt will thrive, while those that evolve too slowly will struggle. In order to succeed in the face of rapid and accelerating change, you must become a Dynamic Organization. Cloud solutions and web-based communications, collaboration and productivity platforms can dramatically enhance and support your development and growth.
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C ybersecurity can be a complex and overwhelming discipline.
There is much written about every aspect ranging from how to effectively train your workforce to the re-identification of anonymized data to threat detection. Adding to the cybersecurity fog is complex technology environments that constantly change to accommodate the pace of business and digital transformation needed to remain competitive.
The world of business is changing quickly. Organizations that are best able to adjust and adapt will thrive, while those that evolve too slowly will struggle. In order to succeed in the face of rapid and accelerating change, you must become a Dynamic Organization. Cloud solutions and web-based communications, collaboration and productivity platforms can dramatically enhance and support your development and growth.
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R ansomware continues to be a real threat to business operations across all industries, no organization is safe from this threat.
The combination of widely available exploit kits on the dark web, limited resources and skills needed to execute attacks, and potential financial gain makes ransomware attractive to bad actors.
The intent of this guidance is to provide insight into the ransomware threat and the actions that should be taken to reduce it.
O pen Source Software (OSS) is freely distributed code and/or binaries that can be used, modified, and redistributed in accordance with its licensing terms.
The use of open source in the development process is pervasive and will continue to grow over time. Results from the Synopsys 2020 Open Source Security & Risk Analysis Report demonstrates the dependency on open source.
The traditional idea of the well-defined network perimeter is outdated in a world where organizations are increasingly moving applications and data to cloud services, embracing a highly mobile remote workforce, and dealing with a significantly growing number of devices attaching to the corporate network. Many digital transformation initiatives are forcing businesses to rethink their enterprise security architecture.
Organizations – public and private – have felt the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on our supply chains as suppliers have diminished workforces and capacity. While cybersecurity threats may appear less of a priority, hackers and cyber attackers are leveraging the headlines to swiftly escalate their attacks across most industries, including healthcare, banking, retail, and entertainment.
“CYFIRMA’s threat visibility and intelligence research revealed a massive increase of over 600% of cyberthreat indicators related to the Coronavirus pandemic from February to early March.”
