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Cloud Security

Top Benefits Of Cloud Computing

by RSI Security March 1, 2019June 28, 2019

written by RSI Security

All you need is the Internet and the sky’s the limit, or in this case, the cloud. Cloud computing enhances everyday life for families, students, and employees. Even more importantly, it enables smooth operations for businesses in almost every industry. Most people have heard of the cloud in some sense, especially with the widespread use of the Google Suite and Microsoft 365. However, there is so much more to the cloud environment than storing and sharing documents. Are you taking advantage of the many benefits of cloud computing? Continue reading for a comprehensive guide.

March 1, 2019June 28, 2019 3 comments

Cloud Security

10 Tips For Keeping Private Information Secure On The Cloud

by RSI Security March 1, 2019March 4, 2019

written by RSI Security

Cloud computing is the digital cloud storage of today and moving forward. Powerful, flexible and versatile, there is no world that cloud computing won’t be utterly ubiquitous within a few years. According to the research firm, Gartner, the public cloud services market will reach $186.4 billion this year, a 21% growth from 2017. Despite the massive jump, more growth is expected. By 2021 the same company projects the market to reach $302 billion by 2021.

Cloud computing services offer so much upside with more untapped potential in store. Such growth comes with opportunities for bad actors as well. As the proliferation of cloud services continues, so too will the need for cloud computing security solutions.

The same services that make the cloud an attractive option for business also make it equally attractive for hackers. Clouds are full of sensitive, valuable information and hackers are all too aware of that fact. Last year hackers made hay on a simple S3 bucket misconfiguration on Amazon Web Services — so many organizations were hacked the list is too long to put here.

Since then Amazon has made a change to allow users to protect their data more easily but it remains as an example of how hackers will be continually probing the weaknesses of cloud web security. We at RSI security understand the importance of cloud security compliance and the ever changing cybersecurity landscape. That’s why we’d like to pass on 10 tips for how to improve your cloud security and to receive education awareness about the importance of cybersecurity awareness training.

March 1, 2019March 4, 2019 0 comment

Cloud Security

Is It Safe To Store Personal Data On The Cloud?

by RSI Security March 1, 2019March 4, 2019

written by RSI Security

If you are considering migrating your personal data to the cloud, one of the foremost questions on your mind is probably “is the cloud safe?”. This question has been asked by countless organizations in an increasing variety of industries. The security of personal information has become a central concern for organizations of all sizes as they seek to maintain profitability or operational integrity in the face of attacks that are increasing in both number and sophistication.

Migrating your personal information to the cloud is a decision that should be done with a firm understanding of the associated risks. Each organization must grapple with the advantages that cloud computing brings, as well as the risks to data security and integrity that it may hold. Gaining a better sense of both of these aspects of cloud computing is essential to making an informed decision about what to do with your personal information. Learn more in our related blog article, Your Third-Party Cyber Risk Assessment Checklist or consult RSI Security’s compliance advisory services.

March 1, 2019March 4, 2019 0 comment

Cloud Security

Five Cloud Security Concerns of 2019

by RSI Security February 22, 2019February 22, 2019

written by RSI Security

Cloud security concerns are headline topics heading into 2019 and beyond. That’s mostly because cloud computing and storage has grown exponentially in the past five years. It is no longer a debate of whether or not cloud computing is the future, but rather, how big and effective it will come become. In 2017, the cloud computing market was $153.5 billion. In 2018, it’s projected to be approximately $186.4 by Gartner Inc. That’s a 21% leap with SaaS, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure being the three largest providers of cloud services.

February 22, 2019February 22, 2019 0 comment

Information / Network Security

What Is The Enterprise Information Security Framework?

by RSI Security February 8, 2019January 7, 2022

written by RSI Security

When it comes to cybersecurity for businesses, corporations, and enterprises, one thing is clear: you need a security strategy. With 71 percent of U.S. enterprises recently saying that they’ve suffered at least one data breach in their lifetime, it’s time to start thinking about adopting an information technology (IT) framework that can help prevent hackers from succeeding in the first place.

Towards that end, 86 percent of U.S. organizations, companies, and enterprises say they plan to increase enterprise network security spending year over year. However, the question is no longer whether or not to dedicate significant resources to proactively addressing cybersecurity. Now, it’s a matter of adopting the right enterprise security architecture and framework that will be most effective in bolstering your cyber defenses across the board.

Today, the Enterprise Information Security Framework (EISF), is one of the most widely adopted systems architecture and data handling frameworks for protecting large organizations against cyber attacks and security incidents. The EISF also serves to guide companies in terms of what to do during an attack to eliminate the threat, as well as afterward to restore systems and analyze how to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Here, we’ll break down what the EISF is, and how it provides companies with a strategic way of enterprise security and protection.

February 8, 2019January 7, 2022 1 comment

Information / Network Security

Key Elements Of An Enterprise Information Security Policy

by RSI Security February 8, 2019June 30, 2022

written by RSI Security

No matter what business or industry you’re in, odds are that you’ll be a target for hackers and cybercriminals at some point in time. According to recent statistics from Accenture, there are over 130 large, enterprise-scale targeted cybersecurity breaches per year. And that number is growing at a rapid rate of 27 percent per year.

That’s not to mention the cost of cyber incidents and attacks that enterprises incur year after year. The average cost of a malware attack to companies is $2.4 million, and costs an average of 50 days for companies to effectively address. Avoiding cyber attacks, and the damage and costs associated with them are why companies are wise to focus a significant portion of their IT budgets and resources on developing (and implementing) an Enterprise Information Security Policy (EISP).

With the threats to enterprise cybersecurity growing at such a rapid pace, companies are now designing an enterprise information security program policy that serves to both minimize risk and help achieve key business goals and objectives.

What is an EISP? And what are the specific elements of an enterprise security policy that’s in alignment with an organization’s overall vision and goals, but also provides concrete strategies and tactics to prevent (and respond to, if necessary) cyber incidents and attacks? Whether you’re deciding to implement an enterprise policy in cybersecurity for the first time, or update one that you already have, read on to find out how to improve your cybersecurity practices with our helpful guide to the elements you need to address.

February 8, 2019June 30, 2022 1 comment

Incident Management

What Is the Incident Management Life Cycle?

by RSI Security February 8, 2019April 28, 2020

written by RSI Security

Preparing for cyber incidents involves more than merely being ready to react
to (and neutralize) a one-off cyber attack. It involves the ability to respond effectively, plan proactively, and to defend your critical systems and data assets. To get ahead of evolving threats, and to recover thoroughly when attacks do occur, you need to be familiar with the Cyber Incident Management Life Cycle.

Cyber incidents can run the gamut, from a simple email phishing attack to sophisticated malware or ransomware. Organizations now are investing more than ever in cyber-incident and attack preparedness, with 74% of companies saying Best Practices for incident prevention are their number one cybersecurity priority, followed by compliance mandates at a close second. A major part of this investment in readiness is the Incident Management Lifecycle, which lays out a framework of event management and how companies should respond in the event of an attack, hack, or breach.

But what exactly is the incident response lifecycle? What are the various stages in the life cycle of incident management, and what specific elements, steps, and processes do they entail? Read on to learn about the incident management lifecycle process, and how it can be used to protect your business.

February 8, 2019April 28, 2020 0 comment

Incident Management

Best Practices for Testing Your Cyber Incident Response Plan

by RSI Security February 8, 2019July 1, 2021

written by RSI Security

Although you might think that your cyber defenses are virtually impenetrable, every organization needs a plan just in case a cyber attack or breach does in fact happen. That’s exactly why you need to formulate, and continually test, a detailed cybersecurity incident response plan.

February 8, 2019July 1, 2021 0 comment

Cloud Security PCI DSS

Navigating PCI DSS and the Cloud

by RSI Security February 1, 2019January 14, 2020

written by RSI Security

Cloud computing is an important resource for organizations of any size and has seen increasing use in recent years for payment processing. Despite the prevalence of moving cyberinfrastructure to a cloud environment, many organizations fail to properly assess how if and how they will be able to maintain compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) when their cardholder data environment (CDE) exists entirely in the cloud. Understanding how to maintain PCI DSS compliance when utilizing cloud services is essential for the numerous modern organizations that rely on the scale and convenience that cloud services provide.

In this article, we’ll break down some important considerations for organizations that are looking to maintain pci compliance storing credit card data in the cloud. In order to provide some context, we’ll outline what is cloud computing, what some of the advantages of cloud computing are, and explore some of the challenges of meeting the requirements of pci dss regulations when your CDE has either partially or fully cloud-based services.

February 1, 2019January 14, 2020 0 comment

Threat & Vulnerability Management

How to Build an Effective Vulnerability Management Program

by RSI Security January 25, 2019December 3, 2024

written by RSI Security

Vulnerabilities can wreak havoc on your network if you don’t take the necessary precautions to combat them. Having a robust cybersecurity program in place that is focused on vulnerability management can help your organization stay on top of potential security risks before they happen.

January 25, 2019December 3, 2024 0 comment

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