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Introducing Cloud NGFW for Azure — On-Prem to Azure, Seamlessly Secure

Palo Alto Networks

That’s why we are excited to launch Cloud NGFW for Azure to strengthen security for applications running on Microsoft Azure while streamlining network security operations. This enables customers to maintain centralized threat visibility and management, so they can extend control of network security from on-prem to Azure.

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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. For decades, security architects have focused on perimeter protection, such as firewalls and other safety measures. Network locality is not sufficient for decided trust in a network.

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5 Cyber Security Threats to SMEs, and How Software Development Services Can Help

KitelyTech

Rogue staff, particularly those who can access business networks, admin accounts, or sensitive data can cause serious damages. Examples of malware include spyware, Trojans, adware, ransomware and bots. Businesses should also ensure that their anti-virus software, operating systems, firmware and firewalls are up-to-date.

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What Is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?

Kaseya

According to a security report, 58% of organizations are aware of fewer than 75% of the assets on their network. An IT administrator will install an EDR agent on all endpoints to monitor them continuously and enforce company security policies. Isolating the endpoint on the network to prevent lateral movement of the attack.

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Zero-Day: Vulnerabilities, Exploits, Attacks and How to Manage Them

Kaseya

They are especially interested in software vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited to seize control of a company’s network. A zero-day vulnerability is a flaw in a network or software that hasn’t been patched or for which a patch isn’t available. What Is a Zero-Day Vulnerability? Why Are Zero-Day Attacks So Dangerous?

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

Kaseya

Endpoint protection, also known as endpoint security, involves the use of advanced security tools and processes to secure various endpoints like servers, workstations and mobile devices that connect to a corporate network. Endpoints can serve as doorways for cybercriminals to gain access to a company’s network.

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Attack Vectors: How They Can Harm Your Company

Kaseya

An attack vector is a tool that cybercriminals use to launch a cyberattack while an attack surface is any point or points on the network area of a company that is broken through to launch the attack. The surface area increases as more endpoints, servers, switches, software applications or any other IT assets get configured to a network. .

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