Metaverse Broadband Infrastructure Security

Metaverse Broadband Infrastructure Security

The term “metaverse” was originally coined by author Neal Stephenson for his 1992 cyberpunk novel Snow Crash to describe a virtual reality (VR) world. Nearly 30 years later, Facebook revitalized the term after rebranding themselves as Meta with the intent to focus research and development efforts on building the metaverse. Since the announcement, Meta has introduced Horizon Worlds; other big-name companies are working on new metaverse-friendly apps. While Gartner predicts that by 2026, people will…

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Cyber Security Managed Services 101

Cyber Security Managed Services 101

MSPs can also perform regular testing of backups and disaster recovery plans to ensure that the most effective processes, procedures, and policies are in place when an attack strikes. Lastly, they can provide ongoing cyber awareness training to address user-specific paths like phishing and poor security hygiene, if contractually obliged. Cyber insurance No longer a nice-to-have, cyber insurance is an absolute must for organizations of any size. Unfortunately, an uptick in ransomware attacks and costly…

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ZTNA vs VPN: Secure Remote Work & Access – SASE Part 2

ZTNA vs VPN: Secure Remote Work & Access – SASE Part 2

ZTNA vs. VPN While VPNs served their purpose in a strictly on-prem world, the accelerated migration to the cloud has revealed its limitations and new technologies are being ushered in. Amongst those, ZTNA is largely considered the evolution of VPN remote access due to several factors: Reducing the attack surfaceVPNs extend the network fabric across multiple differently located sites, which now includes notoriously insecure home offices. This expands the organization’s attack surface by connecting secure…

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4 Cybersecurity Budget Management Tips

4 Cybersecurity Budget Management Tips

It’s never an ‘easy’ day for cybersecurity teams. On one hand, they’re facing the potential concerns related to an economic downturn, especially tech start-ups. And on the other hand, organizations of every size are experiencing a significant cybersecurity skills gap paired with budget cuts despite the fact that there’s more malicious cyber activity than ever, including state-sponsored attacks on US businesses. The good news is that history shows that cybersecurity teams are very unlikely to…

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Top Five Patch Management & Process Best Practices

Top Five Patch Management & Process Best Practices

Organizations should start by only focusing on the bugs relevant to the application systems they use in-house. From that point, security teams can work to identify which of those bugs are being actively exploited and which are part of the business’s critical infrastructure. These are the key vulnerabilities to hone in on – the ones that could pose significant harm to your organization. The next is to identify those applications and/or operating systems that have…

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Cyber Insurance Coverage Checklist: 5 Security Items

Cyber Insurance Coverage Checklist: 5 Security Items

Carriers who require EDR as a security control should accept XDR as a solution. And with the main objective being to improve security maturity, organizations should be looking to enhance detection and response capabilities beyond EDR with XDR. XDR is simply an extension of EDR. Whereas EDR only detects at the endpoint level, XDR can collect and correlate threat activity data across endpoints plus servers, cloud, networks, and email. Done well, XDR can help to…

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A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE ) Guide for Leaders

A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE ) Guide for Leaders

Why SASE? What started out as a temporary business solution to the pandemic is here to stay. ESG’s 2021 SASE Trends report found that 62% of respondents will work remotely or in a hybrid manner. To support this “new normal,” enterprises have adopted the cloud in staggering numbers—98% of respondents stated they use public cloud services. Now, CISOs and security leaders are tasked with securing a growing attack surface in complex, distributed network environments. Users…

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Lessons from the Russian Cyber Warfare Attacks

Lessons from the Russian Cyber Warfare Attacks

Cyberwarfare tactics may not involve tanks and bombs, but they often go hand-in-hand with real combat. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a prime example. Before Russian troops crossed the border, Russian hackers had already taken down Ukrainian government websites. And after the conflict started, the hacktivist group Anonymous turned the tables by hacking Russian media to shut down propaganda about the war. In these unprecedented times of targeted attacks against governments and financial institutions,…

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Digital risk management and compliance as a code

Digital risk management and compliance as a code

Digital risk management and compliance as a code | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. This Website…

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Apply a Zero Trust Security Model to Industrial Control Systems (ICS)

Apply a Zero Trust Security Model to Industrial Control Systems (ICS)

Challenges with applying zero trust Applying zero trust principles comes down to segmenting the network, using authentication technology to verify the requestor before making any service available, enabling secure point-to-point networking, and monitoring device and entity behavior. This breaks down where technological limitations prohibit these capabilities. Sensor ship with a built-in back door. These devices must be calibrated in the field. The engineer installing them sets the operating level when the device is installed. Many…

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