There’s a good reason that security standards concerning analog or physical (snail) mail are extremely stringent. Mail can contain sensitive information that criminals can leverage to do serious financial harm to any person or business they’ve targeted. The same is true, and even more so, for email. That’s why email encryption tools are absolutely essential for all businesses that send their mail digitally.
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What’s coming in CCPA 2.0?
CCPA 2.0 compliance is necessary for businesses in the state of California. Learn about future privacy regulations under consideration at the federal or state level for the upcoming November 2020 ballot.
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What Are the Best Work from Home Cybersecurity Tools?
Cybersecurity tips for business became the rally cry in recent months as enterprises increasingly embraced the idea of remote work partly because of the COVID-19 pandemic. To ‘Work from Home’ (WFH) means to work remotely as opposed to commuting to work in an office. Enterprises embraced the flexible WFH model to ensure business continuity even as mobility and activities are crippled in this COVID-19 era.
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How to Make Your Website ADA Compliant
It is a generally accepted belief that the Internet should be accessible to every person because access to knowledge is a basic human right. Yet, it’s sometimes easy to overlook the minority of people living with disabilities and how this affects their capacity to use the Internet. Learn everything you need to know about making your organization’s website ADA compliant.
You may be asking,what exactly is the ADA? The ADA stands for Americans With Disabilities Act.
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The Importance of having a Network Diagram (and How to Create one)
Network diagrams are similar to an organizational chart for digital infrastructure. More than being mere illustrations, these are important to determine how the parts of a computer network interact together.
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What are the Ten Foundational CIS Critical Security Controls?
The CIS sets for ten foundational cybersecurity controls that will help protect your organization against more sophisticated hackers.
George Orwell’s book “1984” may have predicted it best. He said, “Big Brother is watching you.” And indeed, the growing shift to the digital realm of organizations across the globe has given rise to another dangerous industry — cybercrime. Hence the subsequent development and implementation of critical security controls.
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7 Steps to Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture
Nowadays, all kinds of companies are expanding their horizons and pushing their boundaries beyond what can be done in a physical office space. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on businesses across the world, mobility and flexibility have been strategic priorities. Now, our new normal has made most businesses at least partially remote.
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Top Tech for Your Zero Trust Cybersecurity Architecture
“Do not trust anyone!” The catchphrase that best describes zero trust, is a security concept encouraging organizations to automatically distrust all network activity. As this security concept gains traction, many security providers are flooding the market with solutions. In this article, we will unpack the top technologies for a zero trust cybersecurity architecture.
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What are Incident Response Tabletop Exercises?
No matter how proactive a company’s approach is to its cybersecurity practices, chances are they will be the target of a cyber-attack. Statistics show that it’s not a question of if one occurs, but when. This is where Incident Response Tabletop exercises come in.
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NERC vs. NIST: Choosing the Right Infrastructure Cybersecurity Framework
Cybersecurity implementation can be a long and complicated process if your organization hasn’t been built with security as a part of its design. This is why different committees, interest groups, governments, and cybersecurity professionals come together to develop robust cybersecurity frameworks and regulations.
Depending on the industry that your organization is part of, these frameworks and regulations may be known to you as CIS CSC, NIST, ENISA, ISO 27001 ect. With so many frameworks it is hard to know which is best suited to your organization’s needs. Although all frameworks have their merit, some pertain to either specific industries or requirements.