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The Anatomy of a Privileged Account Hack

When a privileged account gets hacked, it allows the attacker to impersonate a trusted employee or system and carry out malicious activity without being detected as an intruder. Once attackers compromise a privileged account, they can typically roam at will through an IT environment to steal information and wreak...

Why Are Hackers so Successful at Targeting Privileged Accounts?

Many IT users lack a full understanding of how privileged accounts function, and how they fit as a key component into the anatomy of a typical breach. That makes IT teams and their organizations much more vulnerable to potential monetary and reputational damage from increasing cyber threats. Download this...

A Practical Approach to GDPR Compliance

Why is GDPR so fundamental a change to data processing law? Because new requirements, such as data portability and the right to erasure, will challenge the information governance processes of any organization, however mature. Additionally, joint liability between data controllers and their data processors represents a...

GDPR Compliance Requires Data Loss Prevention

GDPR requires impacted companies to protect personal data of EU residents against data breaches. For security teams this means you must put in place measures that stop personal data from leaking out - without slowing down business processes. Download this whitepaper and learn how to: Determine which data is...

Securing Mobile Banking Apps

Consumers want to use mobile for everything from banking to shopping to gaming. However, mobile is notoriously flawed when it comes to security measures. As you bring your services into the mobile ecosystem, there's great potential for expanding your business, but also great potential for threats - to your...

Evaluating EDR Vendor Claims: Not All Endpoint Protection is Equal

As damaging breaches continue to occur, more organizations are considering endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions to address the incidents that aren't being handled adequately by their existing defenses. However, EDR solutions come in a wide variety of implementations and can vary significantly in scope and...

Dark Web Research: Criminals Pay Top Dollar for Your Certificates

It's frightening what criminals can buy on the dark web, but it's even scarier that they may be buying your own security certificates to use against you. Venafi recently sponsored a six-month investigation into the sale of digital code signing certificates on the dark web. Conducted with the Cyber Security Research...

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5 Ways Your Vendor Risk Management Leaves You In The Dark

Relationships with vendors are vital for many organizations, but the more data you share, the more risk you acquire. And mitigating this risk requires a degree of visibility into vendor systems that most organizations are hard-pressed to achieve. Download this guide to explore: Five of the most impactful...

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Making Risk Management More Effective with Security Ratings

Although cyber security risk is now top of mind among executives and regulators, measuring and managing security risk levels has been a difficult task. Current risk management tools offer limited visibility and leave organizations vulnerable to emerging threats internally and within the networks of business partners...

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40 Questions You Should Have in Your Vendor Security Assessment

SANS, NIST and other industry standard methodologies offer thousands of potential questions you could ask your vendor about security. How can you determine which of them are the most important? Security questionnaires and assessments are integral parts of comprehensive vendor risk management (VRM) programs. But...

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Reporting Cybersecurity to the Board: A CISO's Go-To Guide

Boards need more information about cybersecurity than ever before. Do you know how to present it effectively? Cybersecurity briefings used to be considered inconsequential; a box to check off the list. But today, boards have to consider the regulatory, fiduciary, organizational, and personal liability that could...

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Building An IT Vendor Risk Management Program

Outsourcing is nothing new. Industries have been embracing service providers for functions they either couldn't or didn't want to perform for years. This necessitated integrating business systems and providing these third party vendors with access to corporate networks and computer systems. The risk was generally...

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Cybersecurity Benchmarking: A CIO's guide for Reducing Security Anxiety

Do your competitors and peers have a better cybersecurity game plan than you? If simply answering that question seems exhausting, this eBook is here to help. Today's chief information officer knows they can't outsource risk. Yet every year, cyber risk demands more and more time from the already-busy CIO. This...

A Security Manager's Guide To Vendor Risk Management

Looking to streamline your vendor risk management process? Take a look at these tools and techniques. Organizations today aren't just single entities - they are networks of partners, vendors, and third parties. While interconnected networks are critical for success in most businesses, they also leave data more...

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Creating Efficiencies In Vendor Risk Management

Today, organizations are focused heavily on core competencies and keys to success. This-coupled with the rapid growth of software as a service (SaaS)-has led to increased outsourcing of certain business functions to vendors who can perform these functions better, faster, or cheaper. Therefore, there are more...