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Survey: Security and Federal Government

Tripwire and Dimensional Research surveyed 306 security professionals, unveiling the private sector's request for further action from the federal government to ensure the security of its data and systems. So then why have only roughly 49 percent of non-governmental agencies fully adopted the NIST standards? And why do 24 percent of federal respondents believe they are falling behind when it comes to preparedness to face new threats and breaches?

No Integrity, No Trust. The Foundation of Zero Trust Architecture | Ep 26

In the episode, Tripwire's Maurice Uenuma, discusses the role of integrity when it comes to Zero Trust Architecture. With results from our latest research survey on the Executive Order and Zero Trust, he and Tim make the case that Zero Trust cannot be maintained without proper Integrity controls at its foundation.

Public Sector Cyber Security beyond the PSN

Recording of a Tripwire Q&A with Gary Hibberd, Professor of Communicating Cyber at Cyberfort Group. As ransomware attacks increase we discuss how the threat is only set to increase as attacks become increasingly sophisticated and government organizations and public bodies in the UK wrestle with the challenges and complexities of migrating securely from the PSN.

Tripwire Industrial Cybersecurity Suite

For industrial organizations, managing cybersecurity and compliance is a big job. On top of your IT servers, workstations, applications and databases, etc. you have your plant operations and OT: industrial control systems, SCADA systems, HMIs, etc. Luckily, Tripwire can help you with IT, OT and the convergence of both. From the factory floor, to the top floor, Purdue levels zero through five.

Delivering Electrons, Generating Data Lakes, and the Security of an Industrial Organization | Ep 25

In this episode, Patrick Miller, Founder of Ampere Industrial Security, discusses what utilities and other industrial companies need to consider when it comes to the goldmines of data they're collecting from their machines and customers, and why security and privacy needs to be incorporated in these operations by design.