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CIS Control 06: Access Control Management

CIS Control 6 merges some aspects of CIS Control 4 (admin privileges) and CIS Control 14 (access on a need-to-know basis) into a single access control management group. Access control management is a critical component in maintaining information and system security, restricting access to assets based on role and need. It is important to grant, refuse, and remove access in a standardized, timely, and repeatable way across an entire organization.

What Are Digital Rights Management Strategies?

Digital content is everywhere, and keeping it safe from misuse has never been more critical. Piracy, unauthorized sharing, and intellectual property theft threaten creators and businesses alike. Companies need practical tools to ensure their assets remain protected while still reaching the right audience. Digital Rights Management (DRM) strategies provide that control by safeguarding everything from music to eBooks, software, and videos.

Wultra Secures €3M to Protect Financial Institutions from Quantum Threats

Quantum computing is set to revolutionize technology, but it also presents a significant security risk for financial institutions. Czech cybersecurity startup Wultra has raised €3 million from Tensor Ventures, Elevator Ventures, and J&T Ventures to accelerate the development of its post-quantum authentication technology, safeguarding banks and fintech against the coming wave of quantum threats.

RBAC vs. ABAC: Choosing the Right Access Control Model for Your Organization

It’s 9:00 AM, and your team is ready to tackle the day. But before they can start, access issues rear their ugly head. A developer can’t get into the staging server and IT is buried under a mountain of permission requests. Sounds familiar? Employees lose up to five hours weekly on IT access issues, while IT teams spend 48% of their time handling manual provisioning. These inefficiencies cost both time and valuable progress. So, how do you fix it?

Challenging the Access Management Status Quo

Once upon a time, workers sat in offices, only used corporate desktops and crossed a single authentication checkpoint to access company resources kept snugly behind a protective barrier. The world has changed dramatically since then. Cloud and hybrid environments are vast and complex. Work happens anywhere and everywhere. Company employees, contractors, partners and other users interact daily with multiple endpoints—personal and company-owned—alongside SaaS applications and sensitive data.

Brivo & Eagle Eye Cloud Security Summit 2024 Recap

The Brivo & Eagle Eye Cloud Security Summit 2024 brought together security leaders, tech enthusiasts, and partners to explore the latest trends in cloud-based security. Discover how Brivo and Eagle Eye are shaping the industry with forward-thinking solutions designed to enhance safety, security, and efficiency.

How to Conduct a Comprehensive Base Security Assessment

Conducting a comprehensive base security assessment is crucial. It ensures the safety of personnel, assets, and information. With the rise of various threats, it's more important than ever to evaluate and enhance security measures systematically. A thorough assessment not only identifies weaknesses. It also assists in implementing effective security controls to mitigate risks. In this detailed guide, we will explore essential steps and best practices to perform a base security assessment. We will enable you to deploy effective security solutions tailored to your environment.

How to Keep Your CCaaS Solution Secure

A Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) solution offers your business the flexibility and scalability necessary to manage customer interactions efficiently. However, like most cloud-based systems, your CCaaS platform needs to be successfully secured to protect sensitive information and maintain regulatory compliance-all to ensure the trust of your customers. Ready to secure your CCaaS solution? Here are 7 steps you can take.

Combat Cybercriminals With Sound Office Policies

According to the FBI, cybercrime cost American businesses $12.5 billion in 2023. More worrying was that this was a 22% increase from the previous year, even though there were fewer complaints in 2023. Just over 60% of those losses were due to phishing emails, showing that humans are the weakest link. As a result, you need to ensure that your office policies are on point. In this article, we'll look at where to focus your efforts. We'll discuss physical security, third-party vendors, and training your team.