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How do you prepare leaders for a security crisis?

Toro Solutions and Insignia Crisis Management recently brought together people experienced in security, crisis management, communications and resilience to discuss how to prepare leaders for a serious security crisis. Most organisations work to prevent serious security incidents and plan how to respond. But a plan can only take you so far. People must make decisions quickly, with incomplete information, while the situation is still changing.

The Benefits of Segmenting Visitor Wireless Access from Corporate Networks

Convenient internet access is available to visitors through guest Wi-Fi without granting them entry into internal systems. Risks to digital safety are present when guests utilize the same infrastructure as corporate computers and servers. Partitioning these connections is a method to safeguard private data and ensure consistent connection speeds. Network isolation is a functional component of a security plan for organizations that host clients or contractors.

When the Breach Already Happened: Choosing a Security Team That Earns Its Keep

Managed cybersecurity services turn a scattered pile of security tools into one accountable team that watches your systems while your own staff sleeps, ships product, or simply steps away from the desk. The promise is quiet but powerful. Someone competent is always on duty, confirmed threats get contained in minutes rather than days, and the monthly bill lands well below the cost of staffing three analyst shifts yourself.

The Executive Roadmap to Application Security for DORA Compliance

If you lead security at an EU financial institution or ICT service provider, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is already reshaping your calendar, your budget, and the questions your board is asking. What it should also be reshaping is how you think about your software. Application security for DORA compliance isn’t a discrete project you hand to your development team.

What Changed Before the Alert? | Reach Security x ECI

Garrett Hamilton, co-founder and CEO of Reach Security, joined Jonathan Brucato, Vice President of Cyber Defense at ECI. In this clip, Garrett walks through Reach Everywhere with a ransomware detection as the example: what the controls on that host look like, and what changed in the weeks before. In the full episode.

Data masking explained: techniques, use cases, and limits

Data masking limits unnecessary exposure when teams copy sensitive production values into testing, analytics, and sharing workflows. It replaces those values with realistic substitutes, but weak implementations still permit inference, linkage, or reversal. Effective programs select techniques based on downstream use and test each output against its intended workflow.

Launching post-quantum safe passkeys

Passkeys make authentication safer by resisting phishing attacks and eliminating shared secrets like passwords that attackers can steal from a website to access your accounts. By removing the secrets from servers, they reduce the risk of data breaches. However, advances in quantum computing threaten to increase the risk of those data breaches yet again by breaking the cryptography passkeys currently use.

Cyber Risk Register vs. Vulnerability Register

The two registers hold different objects, run on different clocks and answer to different people. Where they are treated as one list at different levels of detail, items get counted twice and others fall between them. ‍ A vulnerability register holds findings on assets and numbers in the thousands. A cyber risk register holds loss scenarios and numbers in the tens. Neither is a summary of the other. ‍