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Cybersecurity is not just a technology problem—it never was.

Via JC Gaillard

The identity tools and processes in place today are heavily fragmented and wrought with major gaps.

Via JC Gaillard

Whether your workforce is back in the office or fully remote, now is the time to review your organization’s strategies for keeping your technology and data secure.

Via JC Gaillard

The cybersecurity industry can be a difficult field to enter and navigate.

Via JC Gaillard

Automated cybersecurity solutions aren’t solely about preventing cyberattacks but accurately identifying them to respond quickly and effectively for a swift resolution.

Via JC Gaillard

Organizations must recognize that they do not have to choose between innovation and security. The truth is that businesses can continue to reap the benefits of cloud and container infrastructure all while remaining compliant and secure. Adopting holistic security approaches that leverage automated solutions and can scale with the enterprise over time, guaranteeing that threats are either brought to the attention of the appropriate personnel or remediated all in real-time.

Via JC Gaillard, massimo facchinetti

88% of executives from companies that have previously been hit by ransomware said they would pay if attacked again.

Via JC Gaillard

Quantum computers may not be able to crack conventional encryption protocols until 2030, but cybersecurity and risk managers should evaluate their options now.

Via JC Gaillard

Lessons and insights from past cyberattacks can help companies prepare and respond more successfully to future threats.

Via JC Gaillard

Organizations can mitigate cybersecurity threats with a range of products without drastic integration and maintenance efforts.

Via JC Gaillard

An analysis of 500 hacking incidents across a wide range of industries has revealed trends that characterize a maturity in the way hacking groups operate today.

Via JC Gaillard, Heather Teegarden