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Choosing a Tech Attack Surface Management Product

With cybercriminals continuously improving their breach tactics, the tech industry can no longer solely rely on point-in-time cyber resilience evaluations like penetration testing. Point-in-time assessments now must be combined with continuous attack surface management for the most comprehensive awareness of data breach risks.

What is SSL Certificate Expiration?

Your site has been configured with a SSL/TLS certificate from a trusted authority, but you're receiving risk findings that say your SSL certificate expired or is expiring. How can that be and what does it mean for your organization's cybersecurity? SSL/TLS certificates provide a critical security layer for your public web systems using the transport layer security (TLS) protocol (and its predecessor secure sockets layer or SSL).

Choosing a Finance Attack Surface Management Product

The financial sector is home to the most coveted category of sensitive data amongst cybercriminals - customer financial information. As such, cybercriminals are continuously pounding against the industry’s cyber defenses, often finding their way through. The good news is financial institutions could minimize their data breach risks with the right attack surface management product. To learn which key features to look for in an ideal ASM product optimized for the financial sector, read on.

Biggest Data Breaches in France [Updated 2023]

According to the latest cybersecurity report of CNIL, the French data protection supervisor, France has seen a record of personal data breaches in 2021 — a near 80% increase from 2020. The CNIL carried out strict regulatory measures on French businesses and organizations in 2021, sending 135 formal notices that resulted in €214 million in fines and 18 sanctions. Nine sanctions were for inefficient data security.

What are Vulnerability Disclosure Programs?

Vulnerability disclosure programs (VDPs) are structured frameworks or processes for organizations to document, submit, and report security vulnerabilities to all other relevant organizations. Being ready and able to address vulnerabilities before they become problems is an essential part of any cybersecurity strategy. While VDPs are not currently required by law, the U.S. government encourages vulnerability disclosure programs as a proactive approach to cybersecurity.

What is the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA)?

The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA) was enacted on June 18, 2023, making Texas the tenth U.S. state to authorize a comprehensive privacy law that protects resident consumers. The TDPSA borrows many statutes from other state privacy laws, mainly the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

What is the CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification)?

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a US Department of Defense (DoD) certification framework that aims to protect sensitive information handled by Defense Industrial Base (DIB) contractors by establishing a set of cybersecurity standards and best practices to follow. DIB partners often handle critical DoD information and other government data to operate, which typically has various levels of sensitivity and classification.

Exploring the Nevada Privacy Law (NRS 603A) and its Impact on Data Protection

When the Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 603A (Nevada Privacy Law) was first proposed, it only required businesses to notify consumers in the event of a data breach. Since then, the law has been expanded and amended on several occasions. Today, the law grants resident consumers various privacy rights and requires operators and data brokers to adhere to strict data protection regulations.

Top 8 Vanta Competitors & Alternatives: Comparison & Review

Finding the perfect cybersecurity SaaS solution can be difficult considering the numerous factors that must be considered, such as the industry your organization operates in, the number of vendors your organization manages, the budget available to find a suitable security solution, and the specific use cases for your organization. Part of the selection process is to trial many different products so you can compare multiple services and find the best solution for your organization’s needs.

How to Respond: CVE-2023-27997 (Fortigate SSL VPN)

A critical vulnerability in FortiGate SSL VPN could allow hackers to access vulnerable systems and inject malicious code, even if Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is enabled. To learn how to identify whether your Fortinet product is impacted and how to quickly secure it, read on. Learn how UpGuard simplifies Vendor Risk Management >