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The new security model: A blueprint for successful SASE deployment

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The new security model: A blueprint for successful SASE deployment

Greg Rosenke via Unsplash A decade ago, managing network and security architecture was far simpler. Employees worked primarily from corporate offices, and applications resided within on-premises data centers. The security perimeter was well-defined, making traditional security models effective in protecting enterprise assets. Fast forward to today, and the landscape has changed dramatically. Digital transformation initiatives, cloud adoption and the exponential rise in remote work have diminished the traditional security perimeter. Many enterprise applications have migrated…

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Prioritizing security while adopting AI agents

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Prioritizing security while adopting AI agents

In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Michael Bargury, Co-Founder & CTO at Zenity, we discuss best practices for securely implementing AI agents. “People from outside of the organization, they can send you an email — they can send you a teams message — that ends up being internal data. And so, when you have these agents that are operating within the enterprise, and they are operating on behalf of users, if an attacker…

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5 aviation principles that elevate technical support leadership

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5 aviation principles that elevate technical support leadership

The moment when warning lights flash across an aircraft panel mirrors the urgency of a major cybersecurity incident alert — both require immediate, methodical responses executed with precision. My aviation training taught me crisis management lessons that, surprisingly, transformed how I lead global technical support teams decades later. When facing my first major zero-day incident, I found aviation principles guiding my response. The result wasn’t coincidence — it was aviation-inspired thinking applied to technical support…

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5 IAM considerations and lessons learned in the insurance industry

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5 IAM considerations and lessons learned in the insurance industry

The insurance industry’s IAM challenges Insurance companies are prime targets for fraud and identity-based attacks. They manage vast stores of sensitive data, accounts are highly valuable, and policyholders are often vulnerable. The industry deals with a myriad of unique challenges: policy origination is often independent from online account registration, infrequent policyholder check-in delays fraud detection, and complexities like delegated access require unique verification and authentication paths, to name only a few. Fraudsters are aware of…

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Top 8 tips for implementing MFA effectively

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Top 8 tips for implementing MFA effectively

Cyber threats are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. Protecting our digital assets isn’t just a priority — it’s a necessity. And, while we are observing Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) noted companies need to “turn on multifactor authentication (MFA).” However, there needs to be a more calculated approach to doing so. MFA is a powerful tool in our cybersecurity arsenal that adds extra layers of security beyond just passwords. But,…

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SaaS governance is improving, but AI presents new challenges

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SaaS governance is improving, but AI presents new challenges

Despite hitting a high in 2022, apps identified as “shadow IT” dropped from 53% to 48% in 2023. This drop signals an increase in SaaS governance actions: we’re getting better within enterprises at knowing what apps employees are using, and better at enforcing policies around SaaS use. Anecdotally, I’m seeing that the creation of SaaS governance councils is becoming the norm; businesses are responding to a need for repeatable processes that allow teams to cross-functionally…

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4 steps organizations can take to get started with AI-powered SecOps

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4 steps organizations can take to get started with AI-powered SecOps

Cybersecurity is under siege. While 74% of security leaders recognize the growing threat of AI-powered cyberattacks, only 40% feel confident in their ability to defend against them. The latest AI tools are making highly personalized phishing attacks and the ability to change the signatures and hashes associated with malware files easier than before. Not to mention, methods to identify exactly when and where AI is being applied are scarce. This leaves CISOs racing against the…

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Next-generation security: Blending cyber and physical strategies for optimal protection

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Next-generation security: Blending cyber and physical strategies for optimal protection

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, cyber and physical security convergence has become more critical than ever. With the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), organizations face unique challenges in safeguarding digital and physical assets. This article explores the concept of security convergence, real-world incidents that illustrate its importance, and best practices for integrating cyber and physical security measures. Understanding cyber and physical security convergence Cyber and…

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Managing the invisible risk of non-human identities

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Managing the invisible risk of non-human identities

In the dynamic world of cybersecurity, identity and access management (IAM) is a pivotal foundation. Ensuring that only authorized individuals and systems can access company resources is imperative. Unfortunately, while many organizations excel at managing human identities, they often need to pay more attention to a growing and potentially more hazardous category of digital actors known as non-human identities (NHIs). These unseen entities, which include service accounts, APIs, bots, and more, are rapidly multiplying, leading…

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Tips for recovering lost DVR or CCTV footage

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Tips for recovering lost DVR or CCTV footage

Round-the-clock surveillance footage is crucial for protecting assets, ensuring building security and investigating criminal incidents.  Most modern CCTV surveillance systems run autonomously and capture hours of footage in large repositories, but it’s important to establish contingency plans in case this data is lost, stolen or overwritten.  Even the most robust and resilient security systems can fall victim to data loss or theft, or accidentally overwrite important CCTV or DVR video footage. Considering the recent CrowdStrike-Microsoft…

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