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VIP Identity Breaches Demo with UpGuard's Senior Product Manager, Chris Schubert

Learn from UpGuard's Senior Product Manager, Chris Schubert, as he introduces you to UpGuard's new VIP Identity Breaches feature. Ensure that you're the first to know if any of your organization's executives are exposed to a data breach by adding them to a VIP list.

Gain a full view of your vendor ecosystem with Automatic Vendor Detection

SecurityScorecard is the global leader in cybersecurity ratings, empowering you with trusted data and the confidence to make smarter and faster decisions. Security ratings give you an outside-in view of the cybersecurity posture of any organization in the world across ten key risk factor groups. Our Automatic Vendor Detection (AVD) instantly gives you a view of your entire third and fourth-party ecosystem, enabling you to visualize and take proactive steps to mitigate risk.

What is Cyber Hygiene? Definition, Benefits, & Best Practices

You’ve likely been practicing good personal hygiene since childhood, but have you heard of cyber hygiene? Similar to personal hygiene practices which maintain good health and well-being, cyber hygiene practices maintain the health and well-being of your sensitive data and connected devices. This blog will define cyber hygiene, discuss the importance of maintaining cyber hygiene and explore best practices for ensuring cybersecurity.

Robustness vs Resilience in Cybersecurity

Our cybersecurity architectures need to be resilient, not robust. Let’s understand with an example: Egyptian pyramids are robust. They have stood the test of time for 1000s of years. But they're not resilient. If you blow one up with dynamite, it will explode. On the other hand, a coral reef is resilient. If you break off a part of it, it regenerates itself. Similarly, in cybersecurity, we need to have the mindset of resilience, recovery, and recuperation.

Past as a Prologue: What Users can Expect with 2022 Cyber Threats

The cyber risk landscape changes quickly. In the last few years we’ve seen a rise in the number of ransomware attacks, and the end of 2021 was marked by the Log4J vulnerability. As data stacks get bigger and more difficult to defend, you may be wondering what threats are on the horizon in 2022. Based on what we’ve seen so far, the coming year’s risks are likely to be fairly familiar.