Supporting the Pillars – What Should be in Your Zero Trust Strategy?
Depending on who you ask, there are between 3 and 5 pillars of a Zero Trust strategy, although however, they are divided, they all encompass the same requirements.
“Phishermen” Up Their Game
Hackers continue to create new, increasingly sophisticated types of email phishing attacks that are capable of fooling even experienced users
Attacks on RDP Surge Along with Uptick in Remote Access
Brute force attacks on RDP-based remote access methods have reached all-time highs, as cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities for their own gain.
Delivering Secure, Scalable Remote Access Tools for the Long Term
Zero Trust network access (ZTNA) solutions that apply the “never trust, always verify” principle empower businesses to adopt a “default deny” security stance for all users, to enable the secure access required for today’s perimeter-less networks, no matter where users are
Secure Remote Work
How Ericom Made It My New Normal, and Is Helping Other Businesses Do the Same
Ericom Rsa 2020 Observations – Humans & Digital Transformation Are Front And Center
Like many of this year’s RSA Security Conference attendees, I’m working my way through the pile of work that accumulated...
The Human Element: Security’s Biggest Problem or Greatest Asset?
The Human Element is the theme of RSA Conference 2020 – and also what’s broken in cybersecurity and what’s most worth protecting.
How Gartner’s 2018 Innovation Insight for Remote Browser Isolation Changed the Web Security Landscape: A Two -Year Perspective
In the 2 years since Gartner catalyzed the market with their RBI Innovation Insight Report, Ericom Shield has actualized their recommendations for countless organizations, saving them from web-based attacks while empowering users to seamlessly access the
Browser isolation explained: Understanding how RBI keeps your organization secure
Smart hackers & advanced threats make it easier than ever for users to let malware onto endpoints by mistakenly tapping malicious links. Browser isolation mechanisms use a preventative approach, instead of detection that stops only known threats.