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upguard

How to Comply with NIST SP 800-171 Revision 3

Jan 26, 2024 By Nicholas Sollitto In UpGuard
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) developed the NIST 800-171 framework to set guidelines and security requirements for protecting controlled unclassified information (CUI). NIST first created the framework in June 2015 but has since revised the publication several times, most recently in November 2023.
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CalCom

Ultimate Guide to Security Impact Analysis: Essential Checklists

Jan 26, 2024 By Keren Pollack In CalCom
When planning a hardening project for information security, there are two types of impact analysis to consider – policy impact analysis and security impact analysis. Policy impact analysis refers to generating a report that indicates each policy rule’s impact on your production. It is especially important for avoiding system downtime caused by configuration changes. The second type of impact analysis is Security Impact Analysis.
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alienvault

Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems: Best practices

Jan 26, 2024 By Karoline Gore In AT&T Cybersecurity
Network segmentation, software patching, and continual threats monitoring are key cybersecurity best practices for Industrial Control Systems (ICS). Although ICSs significantly improve health and safety by automating dangerous tasks, facilitating remote monitoring and control, and activating safety protocols in the case of emergency, they’re increasingly exposed to cybersecurity threats.
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Rubrik

Rubrik Celebrates a Major Milestone, and So Do I

Jan 26, 2024 By Bipul Sinha In Rubrik
A pair of round number milestones has made me deeply reflective about my life and that of Rubrik. In October, I turned 50. And ten years ago today, my Co-Founders and I started Rubrik. I want to talk more about the second landmark first because it’s not just a personal watershed but a notable one as well for our customers, partners, colleagues, and investors. Let me take you back to Monday, January 27, 2014, which seems like yesterday and long ago at the same time.
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splunk

Retail in the Era of AI: An Industry Take on Splunk's 2024 Predictions

Jan 26, 2024 By Derek Dykens In Splunk
Macro technology trends have always impacted and influenced every aspect of the retail industry. From the days of catalog ordering and cash only transactions to today’s personalized, always-on omnichannel experiences where contactless payment has become the norm - the world of retail is almost unrecognizable.
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cloudflare

Reflecting on the GDPR to celebrate Privacy Day 2024

Jan 26, 2024 By Emily Hancock In Cloudflare
Just in time for Data Privacy Day 2024 on January 28, the EU Commission is calling for evidence to understand how the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been functioning now that we’re nearing the 6th anniversary of the regulation coming into force. We’re so glad they asked, because we have some thoughts. And what better way to celebrate privacy day than by discussing whether the application of the GDPR has actually done anything to improve people’s privacy?
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keeper

How To Detect and Prevent an Attacker's Lateral Movement in Your Network

Jan 26, 2024 By Tim Tran In Keeper
To detect lateral movement, organizations need to identify abnormal network activity, map lateral movement paths, analyze user behavior and verify unknown devices. If left unnoticed, lateral movement can often lead to data breaches and the loss of highly sensitive data. Organizations can prevent lateral movement within their network by enforcing least privilege access, implementing zero trust, segmenting networks and investing in a PAM solution.
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ignyte Team

Cybersecurity Standards vs Procedures vs Controls vs Policies

Jan 26, 2024 By Max Aulakh In Ignyte
Cybersecurity is a vast and complex field, and it’s made more complicated as technology – both infrastructure and in terms of cyberattacks – grows more and more sophisticated. Any large and complex industry grows terminology and jargon like leaves on a tree, and cybersecurity is no different. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of specialized terms that are used in narrow and specific ways throughout the industry.
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What is SCA (Software Composition Analysis) software?

Jan 26, 2024 By GitGuardian In GitGuardian
SCA or Software Composition Analysis is an important security tool that helps you understand how your application is made up. Our software is built from open-source components and these components can have vulnerabilities or simply be malicious. SCA scans our applications to identify these components and lets us know if there are vulnerabilities or issues within it. In this short video we explain what SCA tools are and how they work as well as there role in application and cyber security.
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