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A Guide to the Vendor Lifecycle Management Process (and How to Reduce Cyber Risk Along the Way)

The more technology your organization adopts, the more exposed it becomes to third-party risks. Consider these statistics: Organizations have responded to these risks by implementing robust third-party risk assessment procedures. However, a common mistake is to view vendor risk management as a one-time activity, typically conducted prior to onboarding a new vendor. Since third-party risks are constantly evolving, it's crucial to evaluate vendor security at every phase of the vendor lifecycle.

Merging WAF and IAM Capabilities for Next-gen Security | Scott Tomilson (Sr.Director, Ping Identity)

In this podcast, Scott Tomilson (Sr.Director, Ping Identity) talks with Venky about best practices for implementing Single Sign-On (SSO) in SaaS apps. He also discusses how applications are at risk due to humans, devices, and apps. And having behavioral-based anomaly scoring and security is the need of the hour.

Are You Trapped in the Upside-Down World of Networking and Security?

Many enterprises today are exploring the benefits of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). SASE is a modern networking and security solution for enterprises that converges SD-WAN and network security solutions like NGFW, IPS, and NGAM. SASE provides a single, unified and cloud-native network and security service that is adapted to current and future technology and business needs.

Trustwave: The Many Faces of the Modern Adversary

In today's age, a cybercriminal isn't always the hoodie-wearing, faceless individual hiding in a dark room that we imagine. There are many faces, motives, and styles that cybercriminals use to be sophisticated, unique, and evade detection. In this webinar, Trustwave VP of Security Research, Ziv Mador, discusses these many faces of the modern adversary, ranging from sophisticated nation-state APTs to cybercriminal groups. Join us on Tuesday, March 28 for the discussion on.

CloudCasa: Make an Informed Decision for Kubernetes Data Protection

The adoption of Kubernetes for container-based environments has changed the rules around data protection. Traditional backup approaches can't keep pace with the complexity, volatility, and velocity of change in these container-based microservices environments. Join this webinar to hear from GigaOm Head of Research Product Strategy, Enrico Signoretti, as he reviews emergent needs for Kubernetes data protection, including the urgency and risk, benefits, best practices and organizational impacts.

4 Quick Tips For Securing Business Data When Augmenting Your Staff In 2023

You have decided to turn a new leaf in your business journey in Nearshore. This is going to turn out pretty well for you because you will be adding a lot of external talent to your organization. Yes, staff augmentation has always been on your mind but the one thing that has bothered you along the way is that you will be sharing your critical business data with outsiders. Well, they are technically outsiders unless the orientation process gets completed and you finally sign on the dotted line.

How to Safely Stream Movies on Your TV: Tips for Protecting Your Privacy and Security

The perks of streaming movies on your TV are numerous compared to its cons. Some of these perks include; delivering music and shows faster, regulating what you watch, and conserving storage space since you don't download content. You can always rewatch old choice shows on your time. You can also explore new shows and stream live events like college basketball, NFL games, and other sports at a lesser cost.

Italian agency warns ransomware targets known VMware vulnerability

News broke in early February that the ACN, Italy’s National Cybersecurity Agency, issued a warning regarding a VMware vulnerability discovered two years ago. Many organizations hadn’t yet patched the issue and became the victims of a new ransomware called ZCryptor. The malicious software wreaked havoc on Italian and European businesses by encrypting users’ files and demanding payment for the data to be unencrypted.