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Originally published by Netography. Written by Matt Wilson, VP Product Management, Netography. In 2022, the average total cost of a data breach reached a record high of $4.35 million. And it took an average of 277 days – about 9 months – to identify and contain a breach. But when...

Originally published by Dazz. Written by Rotem Lebovich, Principal Product Manager, Dazz. The rapid evolution of cyber threats makes security a crucial element of your software development lifecycle (SDLC). When you build applications for employees or customers you need to make sure...

Originally published by CXO REvolutionaries. Written by Martyn Ditchburn, Director of Transformation Strategy, Zscaler. Now that the largest-ever pilot program for testing the feasibility of a four-day workweek has concluded in the U.K., it may be worth asking what the IT security...

Originally published by InsiderSecurity. Concerns of cloud data breaches are a key reason that cloud adoptions hit a roadblock in companies despite an eagerness to go “cloud first”. Despite the promise and flexibility that the cloud offers, security is something that companies cannot...

Originally published by Orca Security. Written by Bar Kaduri and Jason Silberman. As we approach the middle of 2023, we thought it an appropriate time to reflect on the cloud security risks and threats that we have seen so far this year. After careful analysis of aggregated...

It seems ages ago, but this year’s RSA Conference proved robust and fruitful for many of us. On top of that, it gave us a chance to catch up with longtime industry friends we hadn’t seen in person for quite some time and furnished us with that treasured custom of sizing up trends...

Originally published by CrowdStrike. Since 2020, CrowdStrike has increasingly observed big game hunting (BGH) threat actors deploying Linux versions of ransomware tools specifically designed to affect VMWare’s ESXi vSphere hypervisor (read Part 1 and Part 2 of this series). In the...

Written by Lior Yaari, CEO, Grip Security. Originally published by Forbes. Zero trust security is a model that has gained popularity as an effective solution to ensure that only authorized users can access critical information. With the rise of remote work and SaaS services, the...

Originally published by Skyhigh Security. Written by Shawn Dappen - Director, Systems Engineering, Skyhigh Security. One result of the recent pandemic is that many enterprises are moving to leverage the benefits of cloud-based applications and data. Over the past three years,...

Originally published by Dig Security. Written by Yotam Ben-Ezra. The DLP landscape has taken a long time to catch up with the realities of the public cloud. Below we’ll explain why we think DLP tooling developed in the on-premise era is no longer fit for purpose. We’ll then suggest...

Originally published by TrueFort. A fortress of protection A castle has many layers of protection. A moat, a vallum, drawbridges, portcullises, gatehouses, barbicans, gates, towers, baileys, and layers of inner and outer walls. All designed to impede the progress of invaders and...

Written by CSA’s Enterprise Architecture Working Group. The Enterprise Architecture is both a methodology and a set of tools that enable security architects, enterprise architects, and risk management professionals to leverage a common set of solutions and controls. It can be used...

Written by John Kindervag, Senior Vice President, Cybersecurity Strategy, ON2IT Cybersecurity. The top mistake in the Zero Trust world is monolithic thinking. There has become the belief that eating the entire elephant in one bite is possible. Organizations' top mistake is trying...

Originally published by CXO REvolutionaries. Written by Ben Corll, CISO - Americas, Zscaler. Security is often a thankless job. The only time it makes headlines is when it fails, or things go wrong. No one opens a web browser and pulls up a news feed about companies that have not...

Originally published by Laminar. Written by Michael Holburn, Solutions Engineer, Laminar. Last year, data security posture management appeared in the Gartner Hype Cycle for the first time. And the hype has only grown bigger since then. But why is DSPM at the forefront of today’s...