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New Normal, New Risk: What Global Security Pros are Saying About the Challenges of Securing Remote Workers

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The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically accelerated the growth of remote workers across all industries. As companies struggle to adjust to our new “work from anywhere” reality, security staff are caught in the crossfire. Remote teams are required for business continuity, yet these employees and their devices create an exponentially broader attack surface area, as well as significant risk to the organization.
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Cybersecurity Strength in Numbers with Security Partners

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Many cybersecurity teams struggle with overly complex and siloed toolsets. Powerful endpoint security technology combined with proven process and security expertise across endpoint, network, and cloud, is a winning formula to help you more effectively and efficiently identify and respond to cyber threats. Rather than build, maintain, and scale a security operations center alone, teaming up with trusted security partners gives you strength in numbers.
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Deconstructing the CRAE Index and What it Means to You

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If you’d like to know what security pros are investing in and their insights into what’s working for them, our experts can help. The inaugural Cybersecurity Resource Allocation & Efficacy Index study from CyberRisk Alliance Business Intelligence, underwritten by Pulse Secure, launched last quarter and is about to be refreshed for the third quarter of 2020. It offers CISOs valuable information from companies, with 500 or more employees, in North America and Europe.
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Improve vulnerability and patch management strategies

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Improve vulnerability and patch management strategies DECEMBER 16-17, 2020 Threat actors are known to take the path of least resistance when it comes to compromising organizations. This is why cybercriminals often focus on unpatched software vulnerabilities. For years, this has been a major issue for many organizations, and it continues to be the case. It’s no longer acceptable for vulnerability management to be given a comfortable routine approach.
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Prevent, detect and respond to ransomware

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Prevent, detect and respond to ransomware DECEMBER 2 & 3, 2020 10:30 am – 4:00 pm EDT WannaCry put security leaders on notice when it comes to ransomware. Since then, attacks have skyrocketed, with the FBI reporting that businesses and individuals lost billions of dollars, due to cybercriminals’ use of malicious software. This remote, digital shakedown has quickly become the preferred method for many digital marauders to prey on all kinds of organizations.
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Closing security gaps in hybrid and multi-cloud environments

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Digital transformation initiatives have led many companies and organizations to adopt cloud services. While this has boosted operational agility and unlocked new revenue sources, it has left information security teams with multiple new environments to secure, test and monitor. Especially for those who work in hybrid or multi-cloud environments, understanding your organization’s cloud attack surface requires new thinking and may even demand a security overhaul. To be sure, achieving absolute visibility is always difficult, but innovative approaches, and new combinations of techniques and tools, are proving effective for organizations whose network extensions have left them outside their comfort zone.
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Malware is constantly evolving – Are you?

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Though malware has continued to evolve, its delivery mechanism has remained a constant: According to the 2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 94 percent of malware was delivered by email. In recent years, the explosion in ransomware attacks has rightly taken center stage when it comes to malware analysis. Evaluating the more than half a million instances reported in 2019, security firm Emsisoft estimates an aggregate ransom demand exposure of more than $6.3 billion.
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APTs expanding reach: Understanding the risk of persistent threats

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APTs expanding reach: Understanding the risk of persistent threats January 26 & 27, 2021 Many — perhaps most — security professionals do not build their threat models around cyberespionage, but that approach is changing. Yes, state-sponsored hackers tend to go after bigger fish, but hackers-for-hire are leveraging the same tactics once used by state-sponsored APT groups to target smaller companies — especially as more small organizations increase their operations’ digital reach. Other bad actors treat small and mid-sized companies as points-of-access to get to larger targets they may do business with.
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New methods for protecting front-line devices

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New methods for protecting front-line devices NOVEMBER 18 & 19, 2020 As front line devices in network security, unprotected endpoints are primary targets for threat actors. Because they’re directly connected to the Internet, malicious hackers can easily leverage search engines like Shodan, which helps them locate any Internet-connected device, to pinpoint which are unprotected. Compounding the problem, far too many security leaders have bolstered their security arsenal with technological bells and whistles that result in endpoint complexity. Endpoint security is all about remediating vulnerabilities in devices, but more importantly, having an incident response plan in place when the inevitable breach occurs.
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Building a Better Identity Management Roadmap

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The way organizations operate and process information has drastically changed over the last six months as the global economic and health crisis has resulted in job losses, an expanded remote workforce, and increased use of temporary staff. One important byproduct of this shift: Security leaders are rethinking their approaches to access control. Even in the best of circumstances, ensuring effective oversight of digital identities is among a security leader’s most daunting responsibilities. Innovations in contextual and biometric authentication remain promising — though the latter must confront increased social and legal resistance — but the growing complexity of internal and external networks we rely on keeps the bar high.