Forescout Enables University Health Network to Remediate Ransomware and Accelerate Zero Trust Security
Leading healthcare provider minimizes risks of expanding IoT attack surface - 66% previously unknown devices identified on network.
Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance
The Latest Cybersecurity News & Insights From Around The World
Building a Foundation for Zero Trust
Join Tim Erlin, VP Product Marketing and Strategy, Tripwire, as he shares results from our recent research around Zero Trust and discusses the role of integrity when it comes to Zero Trust Architecture.
Cybersecurity Standards, Ransomware, and Zero Trust: 3 Key Considerations for the UK Government
In September 2021, Tripwire released its annual report to examine the actions taken by the U.S. federal government to improve cybersecurity. The report also looks at non-government organizations so that we may catch a glimpse of the differing views and approaches of each, which makes for interesting (and revealing) insights.
Implementing endpoint and network security for a hybrid workforce model
The onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic brought about many changes and disruptions in cybersecurity. Organizations globally shifted to remote work scenarios to enable their employees to work from the comfort of their homes. Since this was a sudden decision, many organizations lacked resources to ensure security while users were operating from locations across the world. These redefined security perimeters provided leeway for bad actors to perform cyberattacks.
Using Zero Trust to Prevent Agency Ransomware Attacks
COVID-19 made moving agency employees and services off-premises essential. This move, however, has also sparked one of the biggest waves of cybercrime the internet has ever seen. Ransomware attacks have been particularly effective against government agencies and critical infrastructure.
Start Your Zero Trust Journey With the Gartner SASE Roadmap
Here’s the reality: hybrid and remote work are here to stay. This means access to your corporate data can now come from anywhere, on any device and any network. In order to tackle this new norm, Gartner has defined a new cybersecurity framework called Secure Access Service Edge (SASE).
Ain't No Mountain High Enough: Achieving Zero Trust For A Mobile Workforce With Art Ashmann (VMware)
Widespread remote work has called for a paradigm shift in how we conduct enterprise cybersecurity. On this week’s Endpoint Enigma, VMware Staff EUC Solutions Engineer, Art Ashmann joins Hank Schless to discuss how mobile and cloud technology have enabled us to manage both work and personal responsibilities from anywhere and what organizations can do to securely take advantage of it.
Zero Trust Architecture Solutions Forum - SANS + Corelight
Security has always been one of the prime concerns for any growing business. In a world where technology is continually evolving, companies are constantly stumbling onto new vulnerabilities. One wrong move in the data management space and companies leave themselves vulnerable to shattering attacks. The increasingly multifaceted landscape means that more groups are turning towards a zero-trust security framework. This approach asks companies to take their security enforcement strategy to the next level and recognize that existing approaches don't offer enough defense.
2022 Predictions #6 - And We'll Call It Zero Trust
Most security professionals have had the principle of least privilege grilled into them from the very beginning of their careers. Giving users the minimum level of access needed to perform their job functions is for the most part an uncontested best practice. Unfortunately, best practices don’t directly translate into wide adoption, and least to their full extent. Over the past few years, or decades really, we’ve seen the ease in which attackers can move laterally and elevate their level of access while exploiting organizations that haven’t followed basic security principles.
Reinventing cybersecurity with a multi-layered approach
The complexity of cybersecurity threats has increased over the years. Additionally, the number of attack surfaces that can be used by cybercriminals has expanded phenomenally with the rise in remote and hybrid workplace models. With such a wide scope of possible cyberthreats, there’s no single solution that can counter them all.