To help organizations stay ahead of evolving risks, sophisticated attack vectors, and the latest data security threats, UDT’s Mike Sanchez, CISO & SVP of Cybersecurity Solutions, has compiled the following risk management best practices for improving your organization’s security posture.
The cloud is the new frontier for businesses of any size. Remember these key principles as you implement best practices for tackling cloud security effectively at your organization.
This article summarizes the board’s recommendations for integrating business and cybersecurity, improving risk management and governance, and updating incident management processes for businesses to build resilience amidst an evolving cyber threat landscape. It emphasizes the importance of these practices not just for large corporations, but also for small businesses that are increasingly becoming targets for cybercriminals. It also underscores the need for businesses to invest in cybersecurity resources such as firewalls, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and antivirus software to protect against cyber threats. Moreover, it highlights the importance of protecting sensitive information from cybersecurity threats, which can lead to significant financial and reputational damage.
Apache Log4j flaw has evolved into an “endemic vulnerability” and will continue to plague organizations for years to come.
Criminals are taking advantage of an ongoing global crisis to scam a distracted public where they are most vulnerable – their mobile devices.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the European Central Bank have both issued warnings about the increasing probability of a Russia-led cyber warfare on the globe.
The increase of endpoint vulnerabilities now necessitates automatic security and the systemic hardening of endpoint protection strategies. This is especially true in the context of remote work, where employees are often using their own devices to access company resources, thereby expanding the network security perimeter.
Many aspects of digital transformation are precisely what businesses need to progress and thrive amidst uncertainty by pursuing growth opportunities, improve process efficiency, or find new ways to deliver more value to end-users and stakeholders.
all investments undertaken in business improvement, investing in cloud computing, or the technological change affected by the convergence of new and existing technologies, is one whose benefits and Return on Investment (ROI) must be measured.
The Security and Operations Center (SOC) is where the cybersecurity strategy of a business is coordinated and implemented. It is composed of the three building blocks of people, processes and technology that go hand in hand to manage and enhance the organization’s security posture.
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Suite 100
Orlando, FL 32819
P: (407) 641-5469
14042 N.W. 82nd Ave.
Miami, FL 33016
P: (786) 364-6097
13900 N. Portland Ave.
Suite 130
Oklahoma City, OK 73134
P: (405) 438-6618
615 Main Street
Suite 113
Nashville, TN 37206
P: (800) 882-9919
7500 Rialto Blvd
Suite 250
Austin, TX 78735
2950 North Loop West
Suite 500
Houston, TX 77092
Developed by CXGlobals | Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy
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