Security operations centers (SOC) consist of the people, processes, and technology that comprise an organization’s cybersecurity management. These teams provide the critical efforts that defend digital and physical IT assets.
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Endpoints—or network-connected devices—provide cyberattackers with entry points into organizations’ IT environments.
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A company’s cybersecurity infrastructure must often meet industry-specific regulatory compliance requirements. While many compliance frameworks apply only to specific sectors, some span broader cross-sections of the market at large.
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One of the most critical elements of cybersecurity for all enterprise companies is regulatory compliance. Depending on the kind of business your company engages in, it may need to implement…
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The Difference Between Business and Individual HITRUST Certification
by RSI Securityby RSI SecurityThe HITRUST Alliance has revolutionized cybersecurity and compliance practices with its comprehensive, streamlined CSF framework. Businesses across industries have implemented HITRUST—or are in the process of doing so—for maximum security…
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One of the most essential cybersecurity areas for any company is security information and event management (SIEM), especially for smaller to medium-sized businesses.
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Companies both directly in and indirectly connected to healthcare have to navigate compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). One component of successful, seamless compliance…
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Companies seeking out lucrative contracts with the Department of Defense (DoD) need to show their commitment to security by attaining Cybersecurity Model Maturity Certification (CMMC).
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To work closely with the Department of Defense (DoD), companies need to handle sensitive data critical to the entire country’s security.
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Companies seeking out lucrative Department of Defense (DoD) contracts as part of the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) sector need to prepare for rigorous security verification.