Are you concerned about the security and compliance risks that come along with your organization’s work-from-home solutions? As more and more professionals connect to your organization’s networks via VPN and conduct their work with tools like Zoom, Teams and WebEx, it’s critical that your cybersecurity processes expand to include these changes. Make sure you and your teams are up to speed with best practices for work-from-home tools and common mistakes you’ll want to avoid.

Anthony Israel-Davis, Sr. Manager of R&D at Tripwire, sums up the good and bad of GDPR two years after the privacy and data protection regulation was enforced.

In this video, security professionals share their perspectives on how the cybersecurity industry has evolved over the years—from people to technology.

In this video, Tripwire asked industry experts to share their advice for individuals looking to jump-start their career in the field of cybersecurity. What skills are most important? How do you get involved?

In this video, Tripwire asked cybersecurity experts to weigh-in on one of the most widely debated industry issues: the skills gap. Is there a cyber talent shortage? If so, how can organizations and the industry as a whole come together to overcome it?

With much of the federal workforce now using laptops to work from home, how can agencies like yours overcome VPN hurdles and ensure the same standard of security monitoring? Compliance frameworks help you achieve and maintain remote asset security with detailed, step-by-step guidance on best practices, including extending security controls to cover remote laptops and other endpoints employees may be using from home in the wake of Covid-19.

Travis Smith, Principal Security Researcher at Tripwire, breaks down the recently disclosed "Symlink race" vulnerability, and how Tripwire can help detect the abuse of this type of attack.

Do you want to modernize your cloud infrastructure while staying one step ahead of the associated security risks? Common cloud infrastructure challenges arise around the elasticity and short lifespan of servers as well as the up-and-coming wave of containerization. These challenges are the new status quo for organizations that expand their systems across on-prem and virtual infrastructures, resulting in a “hybrid” environment.