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Securing 5G for 2023 and beyond

CIO

We must secure up to and including Layer 7 (the application layer) to ensure that business continues on in this 24/7 environment. This includes advanced malware, command-and-control botnets, code injection, and application vulnerabilities. 5G is designed to go places. Security needs to keep up. trillion by 2030.1 Radio rogues.

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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. DDoS attacks are executed by a network of devices, often compromised computers and IoT (Internet of Things) devices that have been co-opted into a botnet.

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Top 5 Ways to Improve the Security of Your Business

Kaseya

The Internet of Things (IoT) and unsecured IoT devices are also proving to be a huge risk for SMBs. 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. Insider threats require specialized tools.

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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. DDoS attacks are executed by a network of devices, often compromised computers and IoT (Internet of Things) devices that have been co-opted into a botnet.

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

Tenable

Employees are suddenly connecting to core business systems and applications using their own previously untested — and potentially vulnerable — consumer routers and home networks. The popularity of internet-of-things (IoT) devices makes them potential threat vectors.

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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. Compromising even a single endpoint can provide threat actors with easy access to a company’s private network and applications as well as workloads on the cloud, threatening business continuity.

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

Kaseya

By providing comprehensive endpoint protection, a good EPP solution not only prevents malware, worms, trojans and other intrusive software from making their way into endpoints, but also helps maintain a high level of endpoint health and functionality. A company’s security requirements vary depending on its business.

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