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Major Lessons to be Learned from 2020 Security Mishaps
Attacks have caused damage and presented several key lessons moving forward
Securing IT During the Pandemic: Report Reveals Cyber-Readiness Challenges
Organizations must focus on strategies and solutions that are highly adaptable, integrated and proactively protective
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How COVID-19 Forced Forex Software Providers to Improve Security
Financial authorities have been warning forex traders about the heightened threat of security breaches
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ISO 27001: Recognizing the Importance of Operational Security
Good operational security is crucial, but it’s not always appreciated and is often challenging to execute consistently
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Defending U.S. Voting Processes Now and into the Future
2020 has created the perfect storm of challenges for the democratic process this year.
The Changing Cyber-Landscape and How Organizations Can Reduce the Risks
IT teams need to adapt and become more agile to keep nefarious actors at bay
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Why 10,000 Years of Disinformation Will Not Suddenly Go Away
Today misinformation can be spread in the blink of an eye (or the tap of a keystroke
COVID-19 and Cybersecurity Staffing Shortages
Why staffing shortages are getting worse and how to address the issue
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Time to Pardon Edward Snowden?
Edward Snowden, in the end, did the right thing by notifying the public of illegal privacy violations, and it’s time he came home
Three Reasons Why Password Self-Service Enrollment Fails, and What to Do About it!
Password self-service enrollment needs to be a process that is intuitive, simple and non-invasive
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Repairing SQL Database Corruption with CHECKDB Repair? You Can Lose Your Data Forever
An enterprise database repair tool can plug gaps in your SQL database maintenance and restoration strategy
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Credential Stuffing: the Culprit of Recent Attacks
Credential stuffing attacks use stolen usernames and password combinations
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