The zero trust model exists because of the volume and diversity of cyberthreats on the global landscape. Zero trust is a set of coordinated system management practices plus design principles for modern IT systems. The Biden administration’s executive order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity names zero trust as an essential component in hardening federal agencies against internal and external threats to national security.

This is part of my two-part blog series about HALOCHAIN technology. In my previous blog, I wrote about the introduction to SECUDE’s HALOCHAIN technology (Patent Pending) and how it will revolutionize the digital trading business. In this 2nd and final part of my blog, I will write about how system administrator holds the key to the company’s most critical data and how HALOCHAIN technology can be used to mitigate the risks related to log file manipulations.

This is part of my two-part blog series about HALOCHAIN technology. In this introductory blog, you will get a glimpse of SECUDE’s HALOCHAIN technology (Patent Pending) and how it will revolutionize the digital trading business. In my next blog, I will write about how system administrator holds the key to the company’s most critical data and how HALOCHAIN technology can be used to mitigate the risks related to log file manipulations.

Supply chain cybersecurity is important at all times, but arguably even more so during the COVID-19 crisis. If a hack compromises the speedy delivery of vaccines, medical equipment, or drugs used to treat people suffering from the virus, everyone involved could face devastating consequences. Here are some proactive steps people can take to keep their sensitive supply chain data safe.

As the corporate boundaries expand, the traditional perimeter-based security measures may not be sufficient to protect a company’s sensitive data. To address the growing threat landscapes, there is a need to protect data throughout its lifecycle be it at rest, in transit, or in use.

Cybercriminals use ransomware to block organizations from accessing their critical business data to extort ransoms. Data encryption protects data wherever it resides. The encrypted data becomes obsolete as encryption makes it difficult for the ransomware to detect it and attack. A good data backup & restoration strategy and a DRM solution are the key factors when companies want to respond to ransomware attacks. These allow companies to restore the data encrypted during the attack.

Most businesses today understand that cybersecurity should be a central part of their operations. Still, more often than not, professionals view security as an extra feature, something to add on after settling everything else. This has been the predominant approach for years, and it’s part of why so many companies find themselves vulnerable. Rising cybercrime has made the need for change increasingly evident, and many companies are responding.

EDRM sometimes referred to as Information Rights Management (IRM) is a core-data-centric technology that offers uninterrupted protection to unstructured data. It protects sensitive information/data everywhere by managing and enforcing access and usage rights to the information throughout its lifecycle, no matter where the information is distributed. EDRM controls how employees and partners use sensitive information.

Cybercrime and cybersecurity challenges have escalated during the Covid-19 crisis, particularly in the manufacturing and design industry. The pandemic has also led to an increase in remote working style creating a wide attack surface. With no time to implement safety security measures to prevent breaches and attacks, no organization is entirely immune or safe. Another cause of concern for the manufacturing and design industry is the upsurge in external partners and suppliers.

Workplace collaboration has been steadily evolving from sharing of information through simple email attachments to more sophisticated cloud-based applications sharing. In the business world, where every organization is garnering unique business practices to gain a competitive edge, data is the king. This means that data has to be shared between organizations, where both mutually benefit. Access to the right information adds clarity and helps in faster decision-making.