Performing a cybersecurity audit of your third-party vendors and partners is critical to ensure they’re taking proper measures to protect your data when it’s in their hands. (more…)
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How to Conduct a Social Engineering Assessment
Social engineering assessment is a crucial step to achieve protection from data breaches.
Cybersecurity hacks are becoming more prevalent with increasing complexity. These have become severe threats that cause irreparable financial, operational and reputational damages in various industries. To strengthen the security of a company, due diligence must be exhausted to avoid these potential pitfalls.
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Top Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities of Telemedicine
If the COVID-19 pandemic has proven anything beyond the shadow of a doubt, it’s the vital necessity of accessible healthcare throughout the country. The spread of the virus, as well as its corollary effects across the whole economy, have shown that everyone is connected to the health industry in some way. As such, privacy and security concerns in telehealth have wide reaching implications not just for telehealth and telemedicine companies, but for society at large.
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How to Choose the Right Business Email Security Solution
Global business is diverse with a vast array of verticals and industries, yet united by a single channel of communication: email. Choosing the right email security solution can give you a competitive edge. Email is used within every organization for internal and external communication. Although email provides ease with which to collaborate, it also poses a great risk.
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What is the PCI DSS 4.0 Standard Draft?
All businesses that process payments via credit card face a certain amount of risk with every transaction. On one level, fraudulent payments are always a concern. But on another, cardholder information is extremely valuable, and cybercriminals who target it can impact your clients and business. To keep your customers safe and avoid the potential consequences of noncompliance, it’s important to know what the PCI DSS 4.0 draft is.
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Top 7 Incident Management Technology Tools
Responding to a hack or cyber breach effectively requires the right technology. Here are the top 10 incident management tools for your organization.
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What to Look for in a Password Management Tool
One of the most basic and essential features of cybersecurity is the password. It’s needed to access all accounts and networks, meaning all data is—or should be—password protected at some level. But password security involves more than just tasking employees with making up original passwords that are hard to guess. It’s no wonder companies of all shapes and sizes depend on password management tools to help keep all of their sensitive information safe.
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How to Perform a Security Incident Response Tabletop Exercise
An incident response tabletop exercise is the equivalent of a cybersecurity fire drill. In the digital era, it’s not a matter of if your organization will be a target of a cyber-attack, it’s a matter of when. CNBC reported that in 2018 cybercrime cost as much as $600 billion annually, approaching 1% of the world’s GDP. Cybercrime is a pandemic with repercussions that could drive organizations to early retirement.
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How Much Does SOC 2 Certification Cost?
Businesses that process client data need to find ways to make their valued clients trust them. Whether your business is storing delicate financial information, transporting medical records, or processing intricate biographical details, it’s important to follow the SOC 2 guidelines set out by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA). But what do these guidelines entail? What does SOC 2 certification cost, and what factors impact and influence cost?
