Articles Tagged with ''zero trust''

AI can become the foundation for a future where agencies can proactively identify, understand and address cyber threats before it’s too late.

Attacks related to Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure have been on the rise and most organizations aren’t prepared for the onslaught. 

In an era marked by the escalating frequency of cyberattacks across industries, the public sector emerges as a particularly enticing target for cybercriminals due to its historical vulnerabilities. 

A recent Swimlane report analyzed federal agencies' confidence level and adoption of zero trust requirements following a 2022 executive order.

A recent report finds that state, local and educational organizations, despite having lower profiles, are still at risk of a cyberattack.

A report finds that the U.S. security landscape changed significantly in 2022, with breaches declining in number but increasing in size.

AI is a crucial component of modern cybersecurity measures, as it increases process efficiency, reduces operational costs and resolves issues related to scaling.

Security leader's trust in an organization and their employees' ability to prevent a cyberattack was analyzed in a recent report by Kroll. 

The National Cybersecurity Strategy is another step the Executive branch has taken to ensure people, businesses and government are secure in the global digital ecosystem.

Cyber breaches or ransomware-induced shutdowns can crush a company. But, cybersecurity hygiene can greatly limit exposure and prevent most breaches.