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Not a single day goes by that we don’t either hear the word security or read the word security. See? You’ve already read it twice! The internet is full of so much noise that it sometimes can be hard to filter out information that pertains to you and your organization, as well as what is credible. Today I thought I’d take a moment to give you some great sources for security news. These are sources that are very accurate and trustworthy.
Humans are the smartest beings on earth. So why is it that they are the number one cause for breaches that cost millions of dollars? It’s because they are kind.
Let’s face it. Security is expensive. Many organizations think of security as an unwanted expense when budgeting for the next fiscal year. However, no matter what industry an organization is in, security IS its business too.
Let’s face it. If you haven’t had a security incident within your organization, you will. Are you prepared? An IRP is a plan or playbook that needs to be established and practiced on a normal basis. When a breach happens, this is your playbook of who, how, and what steps to take to protect your organization and minimize impact. Let’s break down the steps of an Incident Response Plan (IRP).
Your company has been proactive in having a penetration test performed and you have the report in hand - so now what do we do with it?
If you are an organization with digital assets to protect, you’ve most likely heard the term Penetration Testing, also known as Pen Testing. Penetration testing is the process used to find vulnerabilities and leverage them to hack an organization.
Breaches are at all time high. Over 50 billion devices are connected to the internet. Some of them are secure, and some of them are not. Which category does your organization fall into?