Resources
MASTER YOUR FUTURE IN CYBERSECURITY
For many IT and security professionals, the view of the “security threat landscape” must look downright frightening.For starters, the prevalence of unprotected endpoints, phishing emails, and connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices is growing. Workers can share critical data using off-the-shelf collaboration apps, unsecured mobile devices, and public wi-fi networks. Complicating matters even further is
Application Security Should Be A Badge Of Honor, Not A Wall Of Shame
Cybersecurity news is a curious thing. For the most part it’s bad news. Companies have been breached, risks are ever increasing and another billion-dollar crypto raid is under investigation. Feels like we have enough to be worried about in 2022 without adding more. Application security is a category within a category and has been top
Fixing Vulnerabilities at Speed—How Engineering and Security Can Achieve True DevSecOps
What happens when two distinct teams with varied technological expertise, different incentive structures and contrasting priorities converge?—the answer is usually tension. During a recent discussion with colleagues, a completely different result was experienced. ‘Camaraderie’ is the word that immediately comes to mind when thinking about the veteran DevSecOps/engineering and security leaders. Sure there are still
Addressing the Challenges of Securing Hybrid Cloud Access: What You Need to Know
For a growing number of companies, a blend of public cloud services, private clouds, and on-premises infrastructure offer the best solution to the benefits and limitations of each. Cloud adoption is growing, and the past two years have shown a major increase in the use of cloud services. In addition, emerging technologies like edge computing
Single Sign-On: Balancing Power and Responsibility
Single Sign-On (SSO) is a powerful productivity tool for organizations today. Facilitating access to on-premises and cloud-based applications, it dramatically simplifies the user experience. With SSO, users simply logon once, open a web browser or portal application, and open any and every application provisioned for them by IT. But as Peter Parker’s Uncle Ben taught us “with
