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Introduction to Privileged Access Management (PAM): Device Authority and CyberArk's Integration

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a comprehensive methodology for managing and securing privileged accounts—those that possess elevated permissions to perform critical functions within an organisation’s IT infrastructure. These accounts enable access to sensitive data and systems, making them highly attractive to cybercriminals. The core objective of PAM is to ensure that only authorised personnel have access to these accounts, under strict monitoring and control.

Why Security Configuration Management (SCM) Matters

Security configuration management (SCM) is all about making sure your security systems do what you think they’re doing. In tennis, there is something called an unforced error. This is when a player loses points for a mistake they made themselves, not due to the skill of the other opponent. In a big way, security misconfigurations are those unforced errors on the security side or instances in which we give attackers a free win. Let/node/29512/’s stop that.

5 Things to Learn About COBIT

You can’t do large-scale business in 2024 without having a successful, well-run IT infrastructure. Arguably, it’s difficult to do any sort of business well (large or small) without tuning your IT capabilities to your business objectives. This allows them to work as one, not against each other. COBIT is a framework created by ISACA (International Systems Audit and Control Association) to do this very task.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: 7 Ways to Treat Yourself to a Safer Year

As Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024 draws to a close, let’s take a few minutes and cover one more topic. The need to be cybersecurity aware 24/7/365. Attacks happen all day every day so having cybersecurity as a top-of-mind subject for just a month out of the year means that for the other 11 months, attackers have the advantage. Here are just a few reasons organizations and their employees need to remain hyper vigilant.

How to Choose the Best Data Loss Prevention Solution for Financial Services

Data is the backbone of the financial services industry. Each transaction, interaction, and record hold sensitive information. This can be attacked by both internal and foreign attacks. In today’s highly regulated world, financial institutions must make considerable efforts to safeguard their data and comply with regulations such as GDPR, PCI DSS, SOX, and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA).

Cost of Ignoring Data Replication: Risks for Modern Businesses

Data replication allows businesses to operate efficiently. The process involves copying data files across multiple systems or locations. At its core, replication prevents downtime and ensures data is synchronized in case of accidental deletion. However, this move could expose your business to risks like data inconsistencies, data loss, limited scalability, and compliance issues. This article will discuss the cost of ignoring data replication for modern businesses.

Mastering Legal Documents in Criminal Defense: Best Practices for Attorneys

Legal documents provide a backbone to any criminal defense case by allowing communication, argumentation, and record-keeping to take place. Proper management of the documents will ensure that case management takes place effectively and assists the attorneys to quickly advocate on behalf of their clients. According to the American Bar Association, successful practice depends upon accurate documentation. This blog will discuss how to master legal documents in criminal defense, which will involve accuracy, organization, and utilizing current technology, such as a case management system for attorneys.

Why Spatial Data Analysis Is a Key Skill for the Future

Data plays a crucial role in almost every aspect of our lives today, from guiding business decisions to helping governments make better policies. One of the most important types of data is spatial data, which refers to information connected to specific locations. Spatial data analysis involves looking at this information to understand trends, patterns, and relationships better, allowing professionals to make informed decisions that are often location-specific.