Vulnerability management presents a broad spectrum of opportunities to improve your digital protections, but to make the most of your management strategy, you need to know your network inside and out.
You’ve probably seen them used interchangeably, but distinctions between cybersecurity and IT security are important to understand to ensure accurate communication with stakeholders and vendors alike.
In December 2020, the IT security world was rocked by an announcement from network management firm SolarWinds: they had suffered a devastating cyberattack.
The IT security ideal lets nothing past its cyber-defenses. It recognizes and counters all oncoming attacks with dexterity, resilience, and efficiency. But while much of IT security is focused outward, experts warn organizations should be looking inward—to suss out the insider threat.
In 2021, IT security can’t just be predictive—it needs to be preventative.
Developing a cohesive IT security strategy can feel like a checklist. Cover all your bases—data security, compliance, vulnerability management—and you’ll be set to address th…
IT security is heading skyward—experts anticipate the global cybersecurity market will increase by $30 billion over the next two years. But while positions in the field are everywhere for tech-savvy applicants, the industry also has a problem: most of its hires will be white and male.
The healthcare industry has always been at significant risk for cyberattacks, in part due to the high volume of data it processes.
In 2020, ransomware struck hospitals, schools, and state governments across America. In 2021, the Institute for Security and Technology’s Ransomware Task Force is striking back.
2021 is ushering in a new perspective on IT security. Experts advise the future is in edge computing, but it’s not as simple as “out with the old, in with the new.”
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