Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

CMMC Buyer's Guide

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.

Defining, Evaluating, and Designing Best-in-Class Network Security

Cyber attacks grab headlines almost daily. WatchGuard's award-winning network security platform not only provides one of the most complete suites of unified security controls on the market today to detect and prevent these attacks, but our strategy of sourcing the best scanning engines to integrate with our built-in defenses boosts security in critical attack areas. Take a closer look at the WatchGuard security platform's all-star team of best-in-class threat management services.

Databases, a hot spot for data leakage

With businesses becoming ever more data-driven and data-reliant, databases have become their default digital asset storehouse, providing immense benefits of organisation, retrievability, and analytical insight. Covid-19 and the move to remote or hybrid work have only intensified the demand for databases, particularly those distributed through cloud technology. But that concentration of information, however convenient, makes databases a singular target for attacks and a primary security concern.

Cybersecurity for SMEs - applying a Data-centric lens

For an SME, a data breach, or loss, is life or death. Large enterprises can invest in data security solutions before a cyberattack happens and spend the money afterward on ransoms, penalties, and fines. While the number of small businesses facing data breaches continues to rise, a majority of SME owners do not believe they will fall victim to a cyberattack. This mismatch in reality and perception is exposing the most vulnerable of us to unnecessary risk.