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The Right Steps to SASE: Introduce Zero Trust Principles to Web, Cloud, and Activity Access

The following is an excerpt from Netskope’s recent book Designing a SASE Architecture for Dummies. This is the fourth in a series of seven posts detailing a set of incremental steps for implementing a well-functioning SASE architecture. This is when you’ll begin to put NG-SWG to work as you lay the foundation of your SASE. Fortunately, the capabilities needed to set things right are built into NG-SWG.

Top 10 Australian Cybersecurity Frameworks in 2021

If you're an Australian business and confused about which cybersecurity frameworks you should be complying with, you're not alone. Unlike the United States, Australia currently doesn't have clear mandatory minimum cybersecurity standards for businesses. This is likely to change in the near future. The Australian government is being pressured to follow the United State's lead in lifting the Nation's security posture.

Not All CASBs Are Created Equal. How Do You Choose?

Software as a service (SaaS) apps have reshaped the way we stay productive. By having everything easily accessible in the cloud, we are able to get work done from anywhere and on any device. But, as we know, this flexibility has also introduced security challenges, as your data is also easier to reach for malicious actors. This is why the purchase of a cloud access security broker (CASB) is never that controversial. Most organizations understand that cloud apps require additional protection.

Key Considerations for the Department of Energy on Defending the Bulk Power Grid

On January 20, President Joseph Biden issued Executive Order (E.O.) 13990 to help protect U.S. bulk power organizations. This Order enacted a 90-day suspension of E.O. 13920 which was set by the previous administration. The new executive order empowered the Secretary of Energy (“Secretary”) to publish new criteria around pre-qualifying vendors of electric equipment, as well as to devise rules for helping U.S. entities replace electric devices at risk of sabotage.

3 Ways Egnyte is Helping Construction and Engineering companies Tap into the Power of the Public Cloud (and How)

90% of companies are on the cloud (Galov). That includes industries historically slow to adopt new technology, like Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC). However, recent economic and workplace disruptions have pushed AEC firms more aggressively into the public cloud waters - looking for cost effective ways to access compute power, more efficiently process data, provide access to files and applications, and tap into advanced analytics to draw insights from and manage data.

Redscan Highly Commended at SC Awards 2021

In a strong shortlist of seven finalists, Redscan took home a High Commendation in the Best Managed Security Service category for the second consecutive year. We were also a finalist in the Best Customer Service and Best SME Solution categories. The SC Awards recognises the people, products and services that exemplify the best solutions for customers in the security industry.

How to achieve MISRA and AUTOSAR coding compliance

Get practical steps for MISRA and AUTOSAR compliance to improve code quality, safety, and security in automotive software. Recent advancements in the automotive industry include the development of autonomous driving systems, connectivity units, and digital cockpits and infotainment systems that improve the user experience.

Detecting Password Spraying Attacks: Threat Research Release May 2021

The Splunk Threat Research team recently developed a new analytic story to help security operations center (SOC) analysts detect adversaries executing password spraying attacks against Active Directory environments. In this blog, we’ll walk you through this analytic story, demonstrate how we can simulate these attacks using PurpleSharp, collect and analyze the Windows event logs, and highlight a few detections from the May 2021 releases.