Cybersecurity vs. Cloud Security: What is the Difference? Part 1
Regarding technological advancement, cyber and cloud security are critical elements that can either make or break a company's overall IT infrastructure. Cybersecurity analysts must understand both nuances to protect their organization from potential risks. To get us started we know
Choosing the Right Security Services Provider
Managed Security Services – the Next Frontier Several weeks ago we wrote a blog post titled, “A Look at 2023’s Top 5 Cyber Risks – and Strategies for Defending Against Them;” we discussed the following Cyber Risk issues: Strategy 1: Build Your
Building a Next-Generation Security Operations Center
Building an enterprise Security Operations Center (SOC) calls for careful planning and the precise coordination of people, processes, and technologies, as we covered in our previous post, 7 Steps to Building a Security Operations Center. However, once you’ve established a solid
7 Steps to Building a Security Operations Center
Reviewing cybercrime statistics for the year is always a sobering exercise, and 2022 is no exception. Threat actors continue to up the ante, and data breaches grew significantly in Q3 2022, surging by 70% quarter-over-quarter. Looking ahead to 2023, experts predict that
How CASB Solutions are Improving Cloud Security
Cloud access security brokers (CASBs) are on-premises, or cloud-based security policy enforcement points, typically placed between cloud service consumers and their cloud service providers (CSB). The solutions often combine and add enterprise security policies when cloud-based resources are accessed. Further,
Nearly 50% Of Businesses Had a Cloud-Based Data Breach or Failed Audit
In the 2022 Thales Global Cloud Security Study, commissioned by Thales and conducted by 451 Research, reported that 45% of businesses it surveyed have experienced a cloud-based data breach or failed audit in the past 12 months, up 5% from
The 5 Steps to Building a Zero Trust Network
The 5 Basic Steps to Building a Zero Trust Network Zero Trust is a network security model, based on a strict identity verification process. The framework dictates that only authenticated and authorized users and devices can access applications and data -