Cybersecurity Recap November 2021
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What is new in November, 2021 in Cybersecurity?
Report: Zero-trust architecture is expected to increase cybersecurity efficacy by 144%
As 2022 quickly approaches, Symmetry Systems and Osterman Research have released a report detailing how organizations plan to deploy zero-trust architecture, with 53% of respondents citing high-profile ransomware attacks as their primary motivator. Learn More
Top cybersecurity practices to learn before stepping into 2022
These cybersecurity practices can help you in staying alert from the cyber attacks.
These days smart businesses are investing more in cybersecurity to eliminate the risks and to protect their data from cyber-attacks. Security is the utmost priority, as cyber-attacks are more being registered from governmental organizations, education, healthcare, banks, law firms, non-profits, and many other organizations. So in such a case, what to do? You need to equip yourself with the best and top cybersecurity practices to stay alert right? So here are the top cybersecurity practices that you must know before stepping into 2022. Read more
The world seems focused on new developments in artificial intelligence to help with a wide range of problems, including staffing shortages. But will AI help or harm security teams? Learn More
Federal agencies issue cybersecurity warning ahead of Thanksgiving
Two federal agencies warned Americans to “remain vigilant” about their online security during the long Thanksgiving weekend after a year full of high-profile hacks.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued guidance Monday on best practices for individuals and organizations to avoid being victimized by cyberattacks. Learn More
Canada’s largest cybersecurity education program for high schools launches in partnership between Cisco and STEM Fellowship
$12 million in-kind investment from Cisco will help 40,000 students gain practical digital skills and safety knowledge through the Cybersecurity Classroom Training Program. Read More
Why Cybersecurity Regulations And Compliance Are So Important In Our Current Threat Landscape
Getting to the bottom of an international cybersecurity crisis isn’t a problem that can be solved in a day. However, there’s one thing that we can do now, to move the needle forward: Double down on cybersecurity regulations and compliance to keep critical infrastructure safe. Here’s how:
Critical infrastructure should be required to fix bugs linked to well-known attacks. Read More
Leaders agree that cybersecurity is a business risk, but are they acting on that belief?
Despite nearly unanimous agreement, there's still a lack of clarity on who is accountable for security incidents and whether previous security investments have paid off, a Gartner survey finds. Read More
Google warns crypto miners are hacking cloud accounts
Cryptocurrency miners are using hacked Google Cloud accounts for computationally-intensive mining purposes, Google has warned.
The search giant’s cybersecurity team provided details of the security breach in a report published Wednesday. The so-called “Threat Horizons” report aims to provide intelligence that allows organizations to keep their cloud environments secure. Read More
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