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How Ransomware Spreads and How Microsegmentation Stops It
Bruce Lynch | | advice, Best Practices, lateral movement, microsegmentation, next gen security, Ransomware, security, Security Research, zero trust
Ransomware impacts more than seven in ten companies worldwide, and understanding how ransomware spreads is critical to finding solutions to stop it Ransomware is malicious software threat actors use to infiltrate a ...
What is a Customer Experience Reference Architecture?
Bruce Lynch | | advice, Best Practices, Cybersecurity, lateral movement, microsegmentation, network segmentation, Security Research, TrueFort, zero trust
Creating and deploying a customer experience reference architecture is tricky, but microsegmentation can drastically increase the chances of success Customer experience reference architecture is the structured framework or model that provides guidance ...
The Strategic Advantage of a Multi-Layered Cybersecurity Approach
Nik Hewitt | | advice, application protection, Best Practices, Cybersecurity, lateral movement, network segmentation, next gen security, security, Security Research, zero trust
Adopting a multi-layered cybersecurity strategy has become an imperative like never before As we all know, cybersecurity threats are becoming more sophisticated and pervasive, posing an immense challenge to businesses. Now, more ...
Preventing Cybersecurity Privilege Creep
Nik Hewitt | | advice, Best Practices, Cybersecurity, microsegmentation, Security Research, zero trust
How can organizations take a proactive approach to cybersecurity privilege creep? Cybersecurity isn’t just about defending against external threats; it’s equally about managing internal vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity ‘privilege creep’ is a term used ...
How to Detect Lateral Movement and Three Ways to Prevent It
Bruce Lynch | | advice, anlaysis, Cybersecurity, lateral movement, microsegmentation, security, Security Research, service account protection, service accounts, TrueFort, zero trust
Learn what you can do to detect lateral movement and prevent lateral movement attack After gaining access to an organization’s network, cybercriminals use lateral movement to escalate privileges, exploit vulnerabilities, and other ...
How Can Organizations Manage Technical Debt?
Organizations need to manage technical debt, but why, and what is the best process for successful mitigation? Technical debt is a term that comes from software development, but its significance extends far ...
Today’s ZTNA is not enough for diverse applications
Srini Addepalli | | application performance, Blog, CASB, Managed SASE, SaaS applications, Secure Internet Access (SWG/CASB), zero trust, ZTA, ZTNA
Authentication & Authorization comes in various colors The Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) component of SASE is designed to provide secure inbound access to enterprise private applications. In line with the core ...
Achieving Zero Trust Network, Application, and Cloud Security with Linux
Nik Hewitt | | application protection, Best Practices, Cloud, lateral movement, Linux, microsegmentation, next gen security, security, Security Research, zero trust
How can organizations achieve zero trust best practices when using a Linux environment? As so many organizations increasingly adopt zero trust security models to protect their networks, applications, and cloud environments, Linux ...
Unraveling NIS2 Compliance
Nik Hewitt | | advice, anlaysis, Best Practices, Cybersecurity, next gen security, security, Security Research, zero trust
An overview and guidelines for simple NIS2 compliance Safeguarding an organization from the bad actors out there is no small feat – and keeping up to date with the latest local and ...
Why Insider Risk Cybersecurity Should be a Major Concern
Nik Hewitt | | Best Practices, Cybersecurity, insider threat, lateral movement, malicious insiders, security, Security Research, zero trust
Why every organization should be concerned about insider risk cybersecurity and what we can do about it The importance of securing an organization against cyber threats has never been more critical. However, ...