Those of you that are frequent readers of our blogs will know that we often talk about what a prime target financial services are for cyber crime. According to Forbes, cyberattacks cost financial institutions more to address than in any other industries.
In this blog we are going to look at why financial services need micro-segmentation.
more →Traditional Perimeter Methods Are Not Enough
For organisations with perimeter-based security, a breach gives malicious actors access to your entire network, enabling them to move laterally to wherever they want as soon as they breach defences. This security model sees all applications and data equally and therefore security and access is the same for everything.
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This month we are sharing a blog from our partner eSentire on how to prepare for the move back to the office (B2TO).
Practically every organization (that’s not wholly shut down) has been forced by COVID-19 into a rapid “digital transformation mode” by working from home, and to one degree or another they’re managing to keep operating.
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Maintaining compliance in the cloud is fundamental to consumer confidence and ensuring organizations meet data regulations, thus avoiding fines and legal action. A recent cloud security report found that 85% of organizations see continuous compliance as a priority when migrating workloads.
So what are the biggest 2019 cloud compliance challenges?
more →This month we are sharing a blog from our partner Check Point Dome9 that takes a look at securing your environments automatically with CloudBots.
We’re living in the age of rapid growth of cloud environments. More organizations scale their development process in the cloud with multiple accounts and endless number of services.
more →Over the past couple of decades, since the birth of the web, automation of business processes has progressed at an exponential rate. Responding to public demand for services to be immediately available has been the difference between businesses thriving, or shutting down. One of the latest tools in the drive for organizations to automate and improve has been the recent impacts of machine learning techniques, known collectively (if incorrectly) as “Artificial Intelligence” or AI.
more →In Part 1 of this GDPR blog series, we looked at the PII threat landscape and the legal & financial consequences of technology failure. In Part 2, we highlighted the major provisions in the GDPR for technological measures to protect data.
This post (Part 3) looks at some real life scenarios whereby organizations have effectively reduced their data security risk, and examines some of the guiding principles to be considered in relation to the technological impact of the GDPR within an organization.
more →In Part 1 of this GDPR blog series, we looked at the PII threat landscape and the legal & financial consequences of technology failure. In this post, we highlight the major provisions in the GDPR for technological measures to protect data, and examine the importance of taking a risk-based approach to GDPR technology investments.
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