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Why you must extend Zero Trust to public cloud workloads

CIO

Hence, it’s important to protect the cloud and its various connections across various cloud environments, not just those that directly tie back to the on-premise network. In many cases, organizations adopt legacy network security solutions and architectures to secure these cloud workloads that often fail to provide complete security coverage.

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My New Year’s Resolution: Going Passwordless!

Ivanti

Another best practice that I started several years ago was to adopt a passwordless authentication initiative for all my internet connected personal devices. Fortunately for me, my company began enforcing zero sign-on authentication along with deploying a multi-layered anti-phishing protection system several years back.

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Humans Can be Hacked. So Stop Using Passwords, Already!

Ivanti

FIDO2 is the most secure passwordless identity authenticator option out there today especially if it is used in a multi-factor authentication (MFA) system to securely access your digital work resources and services. No carrying your security keys everywhere that can get lost or misplaced. How cool is that?

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9 Types of Phishing and Ransomware Attacks—And How to Identify Them

Ivanti

The most common phishing delivery tactics are email and attachments, text and multimedia messages, telephone and malicious advertisement networks. End users are easily coaxed into divulging their precious personal information because of attention-grabbing headlines and authentic-looking, obfuscated or shortened hyperlinks. Learn more.

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The State of Security in 2024

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Here’s a brief summary of our findings: Phishing, network intrusion, and ransomware are the top security threats. Most companies have implemented multifactor authentication, endpoint security, and zero trust. of the respondents on security teams, followed by network intrusion (39.9%) and ransomware (35.1%). Only 10.0%

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The Future of Security

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

The future of cybersecurity is being shaped by the need for companies to secure their networks, data, devices, and identities. One such approach is zero trust , which challenges perimeter network access controls by trusting no resources by default. Network locality is not sufficient for decided trust in a network.

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The Top 5 Mobile Security Threats and How to Mitigate Them

Palo Alto Networks

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. What’s worse is, even when a company does have a policy in place against using public Wi-Fi networks, 81% of employees admit they still use them anyway.

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