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It is no secret that many organizations can do better with their security programs. Zero Trust allows for an evolution of an organization's strategy. It also forces organizations to rethink their approach to securing data to meet the requirements of data privacy regulations and expectations from their customers and business partners. Risk-minded organizations take the Zero Trust mindset and adopt it as best they can to fit their current and future state infrastructure.

In today's hyper-connected world, cyberattack risks have never been more pronounced. Threat actors continue to develop malicious, ingenious tricks and techniques to stay one step ahead of security systems and response specialists. As a result, a more focused and proactive approach to detecting, investigating, and responding to threats is required. In this guide, we break down the comparison between Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and Managed Security Services (MSS) and how to determine what to look for in providers.

Relational databases and big data stores are a prime target for attackers due to the amount of sensitive information residing within, such as customer information, intellectual property and proprietary secrets. For more than 20 years, the database security experts at Trustwave have helped organizations design, implement and maintain database security programs to meet their specific business, security and compliance objectives.

Cybercrime continues to rise, and Financial Services organizations are often a prime target due to their valuable data. While no strangers to maintaining strong security strategies, it can be exhausting staying one step ahead of the threats.

Government agencies are faced with the complexity of what needs to be done to meet the Executive Order 14028 requirements. This whitepaper provides guidance on how to comply with the Executive Order and how it applies to securing critical databases.

Wondering what the underground world of cybercrime looks like following after a year of unprecedented events? Bad actors capitalize on these events - from political unrest and economic instability to changing workforce dynamics and ongoing public health concerns - putting organizations of all sizes and across all industries at increased risk. Learning more about these new and innovative exploits, which take advantage of unprecedented global circumstances, allows you to make more informed decisions regarding your security posture.

If your organization is using or plans to move to Microsoft 365, learn what to expect from an email security, data protection and management perspective. Read our latest whitepaper In, Out and Around: 360° Security for Microsoft 365 for insights into protecting Microsoft 365 email in these key areas.

The ever-shifting threat landscape coupled with the increased risk and loss of confidential information through previous breaches, defending protected controlled unclassified information within the DIB supply chain is increasingly difficult. The Department of Defense (DoD) determined that its supply chain faced an unacceptable amount of risk, resulting in the transition from self-certification to the creation of the CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification), which requires third-party assessments and certification of compliance.