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As the world becomes more interconnected, the nature of national security is evolving, bringing new challenges and opportunities in cyberspace. It’s no longer just about physical borders—it’s about digital infrastructure, critical assets, and public-private partnerships, with businesses of all sizes impacted by these changes in strategic cybersecurity.

If you’re just here for the practical example, skip ahead. Are you still relying on static connection strings or shared access signature (SAS) keys to protect your sensitive data streams in Azure Event Hubs? While convenient, these methods can introduce security vulnerabilities. This blog demonstrates a more secure and modern approach.

Git, as a version control system, is very popular nowadays. Developers often make mistakes or encounter errors, such as accidentally deleting files. It is convenient not just because you can do many different operations with it, including such git commands as git revert, git push, git reset, git rebase, or many more. But it can also permit you to restore deleted files. Developers can recover from these mistakes using Git’s tools. Fortunately, for us, Git really has the right tools to do so.

Phishing remains the number one method attackers use to gain initial access to organizations. That makes your workforce the front line of defense and your ability to identify, neutralize, and respond to phishing attempts is more critical than ever. Trustwave’s Managed Phishing for Microsoft is a service designed specifically for organizations leveraging Microsoft Office 365 and Defender for Office (E5 or equivalent).

From SSO and 2FA to SCIM and API Security, protect your Atlassian ecosystem end-to-end with this curated list of top-performing miniOrange apps designed to solve critical identity, access, and data protection challenges across Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket.

Ransomware is a rapidly evolving threat, with attackers increasingly turning to remote techniques that target network shares. To help defend against these tactics, CrowdStrike Falcon Prevent endpoint security includes a capability called File System Containment, which is precision-focused to block malicious file system actions over Windows Server Message Block (SMB) shares, halting encryption as soon as possible.