Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Regulatory compliance has never been simple but today it is more complex than ever before. Regulations are issued and updated at a dizzying pace, frequently spurred by well-publicized cyber breaches and data leaks – many of which have been traced to outsourced and remote users, working on unmanaged personal devices. How can organizations better manage these risks?

For decades, LANs and WANs enabled employees to connect to the resources they needed, both within their office and across branches. But today, a new network topology is needed to address the new reality of simple, secure connectivity to apps, data and collaborators that might be anywhere.

Freelancers and 3rd party contractors often need access to your networks, software and cloud apps. But contractors' unmanaged devices pose a serious risk to your organization, since they can easily spread malware to your network or be used to expose sensitive data.

Private chat messages from the LAPSUS$ cybercrime gang, which recently breached US telecom T-Mobile, reveal that they gained access to T-Mobile’s VPN simply by purchasing initial access from a site that sells access to compromised systems.

In 2021, each UK government employee received 2,400 malicious emails. Gerry Grealish, Ericom’s CMO, talks about why existing email security solutions cannot address these volumes, and what security professionals can do about it.

Multifactor authentication is a valuable best practice for cybersecurity. But proper configuration is key: Be sure that poor implementation does not leave pathways open for attack.

Savvy cybercriminals do careful reconnaissance to gather info about vulnerabilities in a target’s systems before launching a full-on attack. Blocking recon vastly reduces the odds that an attack will succeed.

In a recent survey, 94% of CTOs reported having automatic backups in place but almost half% have no ransomware protection and 40% said their companies have no cybersecurity at all. Cybersecurity needn't be daunting. Time for these organizations to find a good MSSP.

Despite their reliance on the Microsoft 365 platform, too many organizations overlook its significant security vulnerabilities.