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The Latest Cybersecurity News & Insights From Around The World
How to prevent supply chain attacks with Honeytokens
Honeytokens act like tripwires, alerting organizations of malicious threats lurking at the footsteps of their sensitive data. They're a very effective intrusion detection system. So effective, in fact, that the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) highly recommends their use in network security. If strategically distributed thought an ecosystem, honeytokens could event prevent supply chain attacks.
How to prevent supply chain attacks by securing PAM
The SolarWinds supply chain attack against the US Government was the largest and most sophisticated breach in history. A post mortem operation is still underway and with every stage of its progression, cybersecurity experts become increasingly flabbergasted at the INNOVATIVE complexity of the techniques used. But despite nation-state's efforts to conceal their tactics, they left some highly-valuable clues about their methods that could be leveraged to sharpen supply chain attack defenses.
How to prevent supply chain attacks with an Assume Breach mentality
Supply chain attacks are on the rise, yet few businesses are equipped to face this threat. This could be due to a growing despondency towards cybersecurity in light of the SolarWinds attack. If the nation-state hackers were sophisticated enough to bypass highly-secure Government agency critical infrastructures, how could any organization prevent a supply chain attack? The answer is a change of mindset - don't assume a supply chain attack might occur, assume it will occur.
Product Launch & Roadmap | UpGuard Summit February 2021
Hear from Chief Product Officer, Dan Bradbury, about UpGuard's exciting new product launch and this quarter's latest features.
Public Documents and Attack Reconnaissance | UpGuard Summit February 2021
The most frequently used types of documents are often the least monitored, and most vulnerable to opening the door to a cyber attack. Join UpGuard's VP of CyberResearch, Greg Pollock, as he discusses these problems and more. Greg gives us insights into UpGuard's recent into public document vulnerabilities.
Panel Discussion on Data Leak Prevention | UpGuard Summit February 2021
Join cyber security leaders from across the globe in discussing approaches and tactics for the prevention of data leaks in organizations.
Panel Discussion on Third Party Risk Management | UpGuard Summit February 2021
Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) is a relatively new area of focus for a lot of companies. As the world becomes more and more connected, all companies, no matter their size or location, have a responsibility to be aware of any risks to their business , including any risks that vendors might bring across as part of that working relationship. Join world leaders in cybersecurity as they discuss the need for implementing strong Third Party Risk Management programs to maintain good security posture.
How to prevent supply chain attacks with the Zero Trust Architecture
The SolarWinds supply chain attack has rocked the business world, stirring a whirlwind of supply chain security evaluations. The pernicious effects of the SolarWinds cyberattack (which is likely to take months to fully comprehend) reveals an uncomfortable truth causing stakeholders globally to reconsider their business model - vendors introduce a significant security risk to an organization.
10 step guide: How to be GDPR compliant
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the toughest privacy and security law in the world, yet few organizations are completely compliant with its statutes. Complacency is dangerous territory. Non-compliant entities could be fined up to £18 million or 4% of annual global turnover (whichever is greater). This post clearly outlines the standards set by the GDPR and provides a checklist to help organizations remain compliant.