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The Rise of ZTNA: A Seamless Path to Remote Access

Working remotely using cloud applications is now the norm for getting things done. But while these shifts offer greater flexibility, they also bring new security challenges. For years, virtual private networks (VPNs) were the go-to solution for securing remote access. But when used at such a large scale, VPNs are inefficient, slowing users down and undoing the productivity gains that come along with remote work. Worse, they expose organizations to unnecessary security risks like lateral movement attacks.

Vanta's progress on its pledge to CISA's Secure by Design Initiative

Vanta’s mission is to secure the internet and protect consumer data. Following the launch of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)’s Secure by Design pledge on May 8, 2024, Vanta continues to reinforce our commitment to our mission daily as one of the first organizations to adopt CISA’s Secure by Design pledge. ‍ This pledge simplifies the implementation of best security practices for software companies—raising the bar for protecting customer data.

What are patent trolls? How Cloudflare defeating Sable made patents public!

In this week’s episode, we look at patent trolls, what they are, and why a recent Cloudflare win also helps the industry to innovate. Host João Tomé is joined by Emily Terrell, Senior Legal Counsel, Litigation, and Patrick Nemeroff, Senior Director, Legal Counsel. We discuss how Cloudflare was sued by the patent troll Sable but emerged victorious. Sable was ordered to pay Cloudflare $225,000 and grant a royalty-free license to its entire patent portfolio.

Bringing Veracode Fix to GitHub

If you’re an avid reader of Application Security surveys, analyst papers, or incident reports, you may have concluded that the biggest issue most organizations have with application security is NOT finding the flaws in their codebase, but is, in fact, finding ways to remediate them while also creating new applications and updates, oh and keeping the lights on. Many organizations are drowning in security debt.

Identity Under Siege: Responding to the National Public Data Breach

While the scale of this data breach is alarming – with 277 gigabytes of data reportedly stolen – it’s important not to panic. Instead, focus on taking concrete steps to protect yourself. Stay informed, be proactive in safeguarding your personal information, and remain vigilant for any signs of suspicious activity.

What Is a Red Team Exercise & Why Should You Conduct One?

While no-one can predict if and when a cyber attack will take place, a red team exercise is as close as an organization can get to understanding its full level of preparedness. Red team exercises conducted by certified ethical hackers are key to uncovering hidden vulnerabilities and addressing them before they impact a company’s cyber resilience.

Patient Data Security in Healthcare Marketing: A Critical Necessity

Nowadays, patient engagement through online tools forms an important part of healthcare marketing. The use of digital channels to reach out to patients requires that patient data security be considered with the seriousness it deserves. Healthcare providers have access to critical personal information. Hence, protecting this data is a basic tenet that goes beyond just being a legal requirement. More so because trust between them and their patients has to be cemented.

Building Zero Trust Security: A Full Implementation Roadmap for Businesses

Today's digital is fast-moving, and businesses face many security threats. Hackers are constantly trying to steal data, with companies often overlooking internal weak spots. The traditional ways of protecting business systems and data don't work anymore. That's where Zero Trust Security comes into play-a fresh approach that says, "Don't trust anything or anyone, unless you can verify they're safe.".