Zero Trust Paradigm: What’s Going Wrong and What Should Be Retained
Is the zero trust approach losing its appeal in cyber security? Understand the missteps organisations are making with the zero trust approach.
Is the zero trust approach losing its appeal in cyber security? Understand the missteps organisations are making with the zero trust approach.
Are human penetration testers still necessary if the task can be automated?
Recent, highly-publicised cyber incidents have made IT-related criminal acts of all types newsworthy, and severely tested the tolerance of the market (customers, regulators, and insurers) with organisations that suffer from them. As a result, organisations can no longer be satisfied with stopping or reacting to IT crime in ways that previously sufficed.
The cyber insurance market is evolving rapidly. Is your policy up to date?
Does the LastPass breach signal the end for password managers?
The prospect of losing personal information (PI) should terrify most organisations. But PI is essential to success. Here are several mitigation strategies.
Organisations are finally getting serious about cyber crime. But this is only one type of criminal activity, and IT departments must be equally vigilant against other types of crime.
Rather than just buying into the latest cyber security tools, many organisations can enhance their defensive posture against ransomware by adopting a few manageable operational activities
Microsoft Purview is now a catch-all package for data protection, governance and information management (sort of.) IBRS explores what’s new and what it means for data teams and information managers.