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How to Prevent Data Breaches

The data breach trend seems to be increasing. More and more companies are being targeted by the day, and it seems as though no company is immune to this type of crime. This is likely because hackers are becoming better at finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in all types of systems. Cybercriminals are exploiting companies of all sizes and getting more and more profits from these attacks. There are several things you can do to protect your business from data breaches. In this blog, we discuss all about the data breaches-trend and the 3 important data protection tips to combat this trend.

Internet of Things and the Risk for Cybersecurity

Internet of Things is a network of interconnected devices, software, sensors, or people that are provided with unique identifiers (UIDs), with the ability to transfer data over a network without the need for human interaction. Many #IoT devices remain unmonitored and improperly managed. These risks can become life-threatening when it involves the #healthcare sector. Any time #data is transferred, received, or stored, the potential for breaches increases.

AppSec Decoded: Get the most out of your open source software | Synopsys

Watch our latest edition of AppSec Decoded as Tim Mackey, principal security strategist at Synopsys Cybersecurity Research Center, and Taylor Armerding, security advocate at Synopsys Software Integrity Group, discuss the value of Black Duck® by Synopsys audit services in the M&A world, and ways to reap the benefits of your open source software without falling victim to the risks.

How We Help You Monitor Suppliers' Risk

We did an ROI analysis of SecurityScorecard. Here's what we found out: Companies achieve a close to 200% ROI over 3 years. Here's how: Continuously monitoring cyber threats is difficult to handle for small cyber teams, forcing them to hire more people. In the current economic climate, those personnel costs make up the bulk of company expenses. SecurityScorecard allows you to streamline your third-party risk management program and run your TPM program with a smaller, more efficient team.

Flow Use Case: Automate Continuous Firewall Traffic Monitoring

This Flow allows you to monitor all the traffic from your firewall by correlating it against a table that contains malicious IP addresses. If there is a match, Flow will generate an enriched event that will be logged in a designated my.app table. From this new table, you can take further action by creating detection rules to identify threats that put your organization at risk. Table of Contents.