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September 2021

SecureAge

Databases, a hot spot for data leakage

Sep 27, 2021 By SecureAge
With businesses becoming ever more data-driven and data-reliant, databases have become their default digital asset storehouse, providing immense benefits of organisation, retrievability, and analytical insight. Covid-19 and the move to remote or hybrid work have only intensified the demand for databases, particularly those distributed through cloud technology. But that concentration of information, however convenient, makes databases a singular target for attacks and a primary security concern.
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SecureAge

Cybersecurity for SMEs - applying a Data-centric lens

Sep 27, 2021 By SecureAge
For an SME, a data breach, or loss, is life or death. Large enterprises can invest in data security solutions before a cyberattack happens and spend the money afterward on ransoms, penalties, and fines. While the number of small businesses facing data breaches continues to rise, a majority of SME owners do not believe they will fall victim to a cyberattack. This mismatch in reality and perception is exposing the most vulnerable of us to unnecessary risk.
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SecureAge

2021 SecureAge COVID & cybersecurity study

Sep 22, 2021 By SecureAge Technology In SecureAge

In 2021 SecureAge surveyed 1,000 US-based respondents (400+ employers; 600+ employees), 600 UK-based respondents (200+ employers; 400+ employees), and 300 Japan-based respondents (100+ employers; 200+ employees) to find out more about cybersecurity concerns during the pandemic and what has been done to prepare for the future. The study, conducted between July and August 2021, revealed new cybersecurity trends as well as how businesses have and have not adapted.

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SecureAge

The biggest threat to modern society - and its not Covid

Sep 9, 2021 By Nigel Thorpe In SecureAge

5G robots began their first scouts around Singapore’s luxury neighbourhood Keppel Bay last month - a trend that will spread globally in the years to come. These autonomous robots came in several forms, and were adapted specifically for a variety of duties that gave ground staff a chance to perform their duties via proxy, away from the hot tropical sun. This included monitoring water quality, garbage collection, and security surveillance.

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SecureAge

Evaluating encryption with the NIST Protect framework

Sep 1, 2021 By SecureAge
A variety of cyber security frameworks exist to help organisations in different sectors to go about IT security in a rigorous and controlled manner. To name a few, there's ISO IEC 27001/ISO 27002, the US NIST Cyber security Framework and the UK NIS Regulations Cyber Assessment Framework. The frameworks are an excellent way to help formalise the process of implementing and maintaining effective cyber security strategies through defined structures containing processes, practices, and technologies which companies can use to secure network and computer systems from security threats.
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SecureAge

Using Transparent Encryption to Defeat 12 Common Data Breaches

Sep 1, 2021 By SecureAge
Securing the network perimeter has long since been recognised as insufficient. With today's environment of local networks, networked devices and cloud applications, organisations use security techniques such as Zero Trust, the Software Defined Perimeter and Microsegmentation to cope. These approaches and related technologies are designed to block unauthorised access to data containers, i.e. files. Control over access to files is the new security perimeter.
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