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Trustwave MailMarshal Unveils Major Upgrades to Combat New Email Security Threats

Trustwave MailMarshal will receive a massive upgrade on March 28 that will add four new levels of functionality, including an improved dashboard interface, the ability to detect and halt malicious QR codes, the ability to scan and divert potentially damaging images, and DNS-based Authentication of Named Entities (DANE).

FedRAMP for The Private Sector: What You Need to Know

FedRAMP is the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, and it’s one of the common security frameworks used by the government, its agencies, and the contractors that work with it. However, it’s not solely restricted to the government: FedRAMP can be used in the private sector just as well. The question is, how does it work if you want to do so, do you need to follow it, and what are the benefits of doing so?

What Is a Browser Hijacker?

A browser hijacker is a type of malware that infects an internet browser. When your Internet browser becomes infected, it’s done without your knowledge or consent so you may not even notice it’s there until it’s too late. Typically, browser hijackers are used by cybercriminals to redirect users to malicious websites for financial gain, but they can also be used to gather your personal information and spy on your online activity.

Okta Report Ranks Keeper as #1 Fastest Growing Business App in EMEA and Top 10 Globally

Keeper Security has been featured by Okta, an access management leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant, as the seventh fastest-growing application by number of customers in the company’s 2024 Businesses at Work report. This is the second time Keeper has been listed as one of the fastest growing apps on Okta’s annual report, reinforcing the Keeper’s mission to provide organizations of all sizes with an easy-to-use security solution that has simple integrations and fast time to value.

Revolutionizing Building Entry: The Unified Access Control Experience with Neerja Bajaj

In today's fast-paced world, the way we access and secure buildings is undergoing a significant transformation. Join us as we dive deep into the innovative world of unified access control with Neerja Bajaj. Discover how cutting-edge technology is reshaping our experiences with building entry, making it safer, more efficient, and incredibly convenient. 🌐✨

Datadog Security extends compliance and threat protection capabilities for Google Cloud

Organizations are adopting Google Cloud at a growing rate. This growth is partially influenced by both the rise of AI computing and a push towards multi-cloud usage. A recent report found that 85 percent of organizations deploy their applications on multi-cloud architecture. With the shift to AI computing and multi-cloud adoption, organizations are reconsidering their cloud security coverage now more than ever.

How to configure Google Workspace Backup: Step by Step Guide with BDRSuite

BDRSuitefor Google Workspace is a complete solution that allows you to backup and recover your Google Workspace data, in case of accidental deletion, security threats and retention policy gaps#databackup #dataprotection #datarecovery #disasterrecovery #backup #GWS #google #googleworkspacehowto #googleworkspace.

TrustCloud Product Updates: March 2024

You know us: Every month we’re cooking up something new! Here are the latest updates to hit TrustCloud this month. TrustShare Import your knowledge base without going through the questionnaire import process. Now you can import your knowledge base in one click without having to wait. Importing your knowledge base also won’t impact your total questionnaire usage counts, which will make it easier to keep track of your total questionnaire usage.

Beyond CVSS: Mitigating Alert Fatigue, Accurately

CVSS score is valuable for assessing open vulnerability risk. However, despite the obvious difference in risk, CVSS scores overlook the distinction between vulnerabilities in staging versus production. This issue compounds with factors such as the number and types of applications, vulnerability types, and zero-day threats. Ultimately, leading to Alert Fatigue that helps no one as security teams need to triage 100s of vulnerabilities.