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Data Retention Policy Guide

Data retention policy will become a major focus for CIOs in 2021. Here’s why: First, enterprise organizations are producing larger volumes of data than ever before and utilizing enterprise data across a wider range of business processes and applications. To maximize its value, this data must be managed effectively throughout its entire life cycle - from collection and storage, through to usage, archiving, and eventually deletion.

Implementing Managed XDR Services: Best Practices

As the complexity and sophistication of cybersecurity threats increase, businesses across all sectors are seeking effective solutions to protect their critical data and digital infrastructures. One emerging solution is Extended Detection and Response (XDR), an integrated suite of security products that collectively provide preventive, detective, and responsive capabilities. As organisations in the UK increasingly consider this approach, let's delve into the best practices for implementing managed XDR services.

Securing Third-Party Integrations in EHR Software: A Collaborative Endeavor

Electronic Health Records (EHR) stand at the intersection of healthcare and technology, offering a digital representation of patient health histories. A vital aspect of EHR's efficacy is the seamless exchange of patient data between various systems and third-party tools. This interplay ensures that healthcare providers have the most up-to-date information on their patients, irrespective of where the initial data originated.

Don't Renew Your SD-WAN Contract Before Reading This Article

If your enterprise SD-WAN contract is due for renewal but your existing SD-WAN solution doesn’t align with your functional or business objectives, you have other options. In this blog post, we review four potential paths to replace or enhance your SD-WAN infrastructure. Then, we list which considerations you should take when deciding on your next steps.

What Is Call Spoofing?

Call spoofing is when someone, usually a scammer or cybercriminal, disguises their caller ID information to hide who they really are. Call spoofing can also spoof the cybercriminal’s location to make it appear as if the call is coming from a specific location. With call spoofing, the caller will pretend to be someone they’re not to convince the individual to provide them with their personal information.

Gootloader: Why your Legal Document Search May End in Misery

Recently, we’ve seen a noticeable surge in malware cases linked to a malicious payload delivery system known as Gootloader. The group behind this malware is believed to operate a malware-as-a-service operation, exclusively providing a malware delivery service for other threat actors.

5 Reasons to Pursue a Career in Cybersecurity

Cyberattacks have not only become more frequent, sophisticated, and costly, but they are not about to stop. This means unprepared organizations right now are scrambling to protect their sensitive data and systems and part of this scramble is finding people to staff their open cybersecurity positions. This scenario will become a bit more desperate as forthcoming Australian federal cybersecurity strategy is set to make Australia the most cyber-secure nation in the world by 2030.

Meet Lookout SAIL: A Generative AI Tailored For Your Security Operations

Today, cybersecurity companies are in a never-ending race against cyber criminals, each seeking innovative new tactics to outpace the other. The newfound accessibility of generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) has revolutionized how people work, but it's also made threat actors more efficient. Attackers can now quickly create phishing messages or automate vulnerability discoveries.

Secure Your Digital Footprint: Unleashing the Power of Email Encryption

In the digital realm, email communication has become the standard form of communication in our personal, work, and education. Due to the information we consistently send via email, they could easily fall into the wrong hands if left unprotected, bringing about dire consequences such as identity theft and financial losses. To avoid such nightmares, you can use a temporary email to keep your email safe from spam or an encrypted email to protect the contents of the emails you send.