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Myth #2: Compliance Is Only Urgent When There’s an Audit

Firemon

This is part 2 of a 4-part series addressing compliance myths and what you need to know about uniting compliance and security in a hybrid environment. Many organizations have adopted a passive compliance playbook. While they were smarting from the pain of the last audit, their infrastructure was growing more complex and dynamic.

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Myth #1: Network Security Compliance Is Not All About Rules and Access Control

Firemon

This is part 1 of a 4-part series addressing compliance myths and what you need to know about uniting compliance and security in a hybrid environment. People are confused about what compliance really is. Yet some businesses still think that if they can tick every box in a compliance checklist, they are secure.

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MYTH #3: It’s Better To Block Than To Permit Access

Firemon

This is part 3 of a 4-part series addressing compliance myths and what you need to know about uniting compliance and security in a hybrid environment. They can’t wave the white flag because compliance and access control are difficult and time-consuming for them. Learn the Truth about the 4 Myths of Security Policy Compliance.

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The 8 Best Practices for Reducing Your Organization’s Attack Surface

Ivanti

Any unused or unnecessary assets, from endpoint devices to network infrastructure, should also be removed from the network and properly discarded. Most commonly, that involves patching exploited vulnerabilities on the infrastructure side and fixing vulnerable code in the application stack. #4:

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Healthcare Orgs Move to the Cloud – Are They Secure?

Palo Alto Networks

Under such pressures, public cloud computing provides a way to meet these objectives while also improving the security of IT infrastructure. You can learn more in our new eBook, Continuous Monitoring and Compliance in the Cloud. Security improvements are always relative, of course, to organizational ability to execute.

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Cloud security fundamentals for an informed buyer

Lacework

The cloud also lacks traditional network or infrastructure architecture, meaning that cloud users and cloud service providers must work together to protect a given environment. Ephemeral workloads : It’s typical to maximize resources by recycling data, firewalls, IP addresses, and drives. But security offerings vary widely.

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Palo Alto Networks Introduces SaaS Security With Integrated CASB

Palo Alto Networks

This new CASB approach helps your IT security teams see and secure new SaaS applications, protect your sensitive data and prevent zero-day threats, without deployment complexity or additional infrastructure. They fail to span the entire enterprise, public cloud infrastructures, on-premises networks or remote locations.

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