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However, organizations are still working to protect these relatively new additions to enterprise networks, especially since they often contain a mixture of business and personal data. Encourage or require employees to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) tools when connecting to the corporate network on their mobile and personal devices.
This report covers four of the most important trends: Zero trust (ZT) security (also known as context-aware security, policy-based enforcement), which is becoming more widespread and dominates many enterprise and vendor conversations. Every device user and network flow is authenticated and authorized.
The CSF’s governance component emphasizes that cybersecurity is a major source of enterprise risk that senior leaders should consider alongside others such as finance and reputation,” reads NIST’s statement. Meanwhile, CSF 2.0’s
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Block legacy authentication protocols. Included in overall enterprise risk management, by showing how cyber risks compare with the company’s operational and other risks. Privilege account management, including role-based access and authentication management. Disable automatic forwarding of emails to external domains.
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