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What COVID-19 Response Strategies Tell Us About the Business-Cybersecurity Disconnect

Tenable

The popularity of internet-of-things (IoT) devices makes them potential threat vectors. According to the Forrester study, as of mid-April 2020, four in 10 organizations (41%) had already experienced at least one business-impacting* cyberattack as a result of a COVID-19-related phishing or malware scheme.

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Cybersecurity for enterprise: 10 essential PAM considerations for modern hybrid enterprises

CIO

Delinea This blog will focus on logical security controls for enterprise resilience in the form of Privileged Access Management (PAM). An explosion of workstations, servers, containers, IoT, and mobile devices has opened opportunities for hackers to exploit. We’ve all invested in these areas, yet we’re still being breached.

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NOC vs. SOC: Understanding the Differences

Kaseya

This blog will provide a clear picture of the closely related, but not-so-similar, NOC and SOC. A SOC performs continuous monitoring and analysis of security events and detects and responds to security incidents, such as cyberattacks, malware infections and unauthorized access to sensitive information.

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Endpoint Security Basics: What It Does, How It Works, Controls, Technologies and More

Kaseya

In this blog, we’ll discuss topics such as the significance of endpoint security, endpoint security controls and technologies, what sets endpoint security apart from network security and more. Endpoints include laptops, desktops, tablets, mobile devices, servers, medical devices and IoT devices.

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What Is Endpoint Security Management and Why Is It Important?

Kaseya

The definition of endpoints, in this case, extends to all devices, such as laptops, mobile phones, tablets, and even servers and IoT devices. Data loss prevention This includes setting up two-factor authentication and using strong passwords in addition to having a solid disaster recovery plan.

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NOC vs. SOC: Understanding the Differences

Kaseya

This blog will provide a clear picture of the closely related, but not-so-similar, NOC and SOC. A SOC performs continuous monitoring and analysis of security events and detects and responds to security incidents, such as cyberattacks, malware infections and unauthorized access to sensitive information.

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Endpoint Protection: Why It’s Important, How It Works & What To Consider

Kaseya

In this blog, we’ll shed light on why endpoint security is an essential businesses requirement, especially in current times when cyberattacks are rampant and catastrophic. For example, IT administrators can use endpoint protection tools to block access to sites that are home to malware or other malicious content.

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