Patented AI technology provides the strongest end-to-end identity verification authentication and continuous risk management for human and machine identities
How do you make sure they get it? Any Security Awareness Training (SAT) program worth it's salt should have phishing simulation built it. This article breaks down the benefits, from measuring your employees' security awareness to creating a robust culture of security within your organization
A well orchestrated Security Awareness Training (SAT) program for every single person in your company is perhaps the single most important cybersecurity tool, feature, element, solution, or service one could implement.
There is an important and distinct difference between response and remediation. As with many things these days there are plenty of opinions. And like other things along that train of thought, they all stink. Except this one, of course!
Back in the old days the name of the cybersecurity game was prevention - if you had a strong perimeter, then you're good! That thought process has shifted rather dramatically, because we know they'll get it regardless.
SDWAN, SASE, cybersecurity, dual-link aggregation... There is so much to try to keep straight. Cloud 9 boils it down in simple terms. Learn more about why these "techs" might be right for your business.
Most companies only have basic firewall protection, generally hardware-based and maybe a few others may conduct regular scans of their environment. Really no different than your home having a basic lock and maybe a deadbolt.
Ransomware sucks. Identity as a Service (IDaaS) is ideal for organizations wrestling with making network access easy for staff, without compromising security. Let your IT team focus on driving business objectives, instead of solving end-user identity needs and issues.
Never Trust and Always Verify. Hmm, doesn't sound very productive in most business situations, but if you're talking about technology and security, I think we might be on to something.
There may be some light at the end of this pandemic tunnel… Remote work has evolved into a permanent fixture and must be included in long-term planning. This introduces more risks around access as employees connect in new ways.