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The Importance of Security and Compliance in Enterprise Applications

OTS Solutions

Common vulnerabilities in enterprise applications may include unauthorized access, data leaks, malware infections, phishing attacks, or compliance violations. As DDoS attacks continue to evolve and become more sophisticated, organizations must take steps to protect their networks and ensure business continuity.

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The Importance of Security and Compliance in Enterprise Applications

OTS Solutions

Common vulnerabilities in enterprise applications may include unauthorized access, data leaks, malware infections, phishing attacks, or compliance violations. As DDoS attacks continue to evolve and become more sophisticated, organizations must take steps to protect their networks and ensure business continuity.

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Top 5 Ways to Improve the Security of Your Business

Kaseya

In 2017, 50,000 cyber-attacks were targeted at IoT devices, an increase of 600 percent from 2016 and the number of IoT-driven malware attacks surpassed 121,000 in 2018. Although SMBs may not have the same access to resources and manpower as large enterprises, they can improve the security their business with an effective IT security strategy.

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How DNS Security Helps Secure Your Remote Workforce

Palo Alto Networks

While this enables business continuity, it also places our businesses at additional risk from cyber threats. Already, we’ve seen threats such as malware, phishing attacks and ransomware related to COVID-19. Attackers have increasingly used DNS to spread malware and steal data by hiding within DNS traffic itself.

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How the tech industry is responding to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

TechCrunch

The attack began with cyberattacks that targeted Ukrainian government departments with floods of internet traffic and data-wiping malware, followed by a ground, sea and air incursion. We’ve made business continuity plans a while ago and [are] executing them now,” he said. He did, however, speak with TechCrunch by text message.

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5 Reasons Why NIS2 Directive Preparation Should Start Now, Part Two: Implementation Takes Time

Ivanti

These measures include: Adopting policies and procedures for risk management, incident response, business continuity, data protection, et cetera. Implementing basic cyber hygiene such as encryption, authentication (MFA), firewalls, antivirus software, patching, zero trust access and so on.

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“Dad, the internet isn’t working!” – Is your kid’s device the greatest threat to the Everywhere Enterprise?

Ivanti

Do we have a way of ensuring that new applications being downloaded to laptops or mobile devices, which may include malware, are not creating holes that can wreak additional havoc? Although business leaders can somewhat control the devices on their network, a new challenge emerges when it comes to external mobile devices.