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The Great Cybersecurity Resignation

In 2022, the buzz phrase of the year has to be “The Great Resignation”. What is it? It’s a term coined to describe the current rise in people leaving their employer to find work elsewhere. But people have always moved on, right? Of course they have. Staff retention rates have always been a target for most HR functions. But something is different in 2022. More people are leaving organisations quicker than they did previously.

How to Use Your Last Breach to Justify Security Spend

I recently wrote a blog post outlining what to do in the first 24 hours after you have been breached, and in my conclusion I mentioned that capturing the incident in a case study could help unlock budget in future. Today, I want to look at this in more detail, and consider the approaches you can take to analyse the cost of a breach in order to make a request for appropriate preventative spend.

NeoSystems & Deltek Join Forces to Deliver Services in the Cloud

RESTON, Va., July 12, 2022 – NeoSystems, a full-service strategic outsourcer, IT systems integrator and managed services provider to the government contracting market, is once again joining forces with Deltek, the leading global provider of software and solutions for project-based businesses.

ManageEngine: Authentication is the first step to Zero Trust

Are you evaluating the right identities in your Zero Trust approach? A Zero Trust network architecture (ZTNA), with its around-the-clock vigilance, monitoring, and auditing of user accounts, is widely seen as a viable option to guard a post-COVID hybird workplace. But an important question remains unanswered: is your ZTNA securing the right user accounts?

Tigera: Container security basics (part 2) - Using Calico for vulnerability management

In this container security series, you will further learn how Calico Cloud's image assurance capabilities reduce the attack surface by identifying vulnerabilities and misconfigurations and automatically blocking the use of vulnerable images with an admission controller. In addition, we will review how to specify exceptions to allow the use of images with vulnerabilities, visualize the security risk posed by these vulnerabilities at runtime, and author security policies to mitigate the risks.

Tigera: How to secure traffic leaving your Kubernetes Cluster with Zero-trust Workload Access Controls?

Kubernetes workloads are dynamic, distributed, and ephemeral and do not have fixed network addresses. Traditional methods such as network firewalls, which rely on fixed network addresses, are insufficient to specify access controls at a granular pod level. Calico provides granular zero-trust workload access controls to control the flow of data between individual pods in Kubernetes clusters and external resources including databases, internal applications, 3rd-party cloud APIs, and SaaS applications.