Compliance is an important part of a cybersecurity program. Heavily regulated industries are often a bigger target for cybercriminals because of their highly valuable data (e.g., patient data in healthcare, financial data in banking, identity data in government). The purpose of cybersecurity laws and regulations are to ensure that organizations take the right steps to
The cybersecurity industry has an effectiveness problem. Every year new technologies, vendors, and products emerge. Yet despite this constant innovation, high-profile breaches keep making headlines. Clearly, the status quo is not working. Organizations seeking the path to truly effective security need to take a new approach.
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Organizations face a relentless barrage of cyberattacks amid a cybersecurity landscape that’s as complex and challenging as ever. Many organizations are still in a state of chaos and transition — weaknesses exposed by COVID19-forced infrastructure changes remain unresolved. In defending their organizations against ransomware and other cyber-attacks, IT security professionals face a variety of challenges
For IT directors, a lack of resources is a critical reality when it comes to cybersecurity. Few IT teams have the necessary talent and budget to meet the increasing threat landscape. The number of bad actors profiting by illicit means continues to grow. And the software and the techniques they use are more sophisticated than