Different organizations have different definitions of cybersecurity. The main objective of cybersecurity is to protect assets such as networks, computers, mobile devices, applications, and data against cyber attacks so as to prevent security issues such
PKI, timestamping, audit logs, and chain of custody, contribute to achieving non-repudiation. However, challenges related to technology, usability, complexity, and emerging threats must be addressed to ensure the continued effectiveness of non-repudiation measures in an ever-evolving digital landscape...
Addressing the cyber security problem in your organization starts from a strategy, which should be supported by senior management and shared with the entire organization. Here is a process you can use to build your security strategy: Perform an inventory of computing assets—identify which application...
Due to time constraints caused by the testing of security vulnerabilities in products, many vendors release their products prior to conducting aproper security audit, exposing their customers to potential vulnerabilities. This is becoming unacceptable to customers and they have stepped up their demand th...
An audit log can help your organization with compliance and security. So, what are audit logs, how do you implement them and how do you use them for compliance?Let’s start with the question—what is the function of an audit log? An audit log keeps track of information regarding who ...
What Is An Intrusion In Cybersecurity? The answer to "what is intrusion" is typically an attacker gaining unauthorized access to a device, network, or system. Cyber criminals use increasingly sophisticated techniques and tactics to infiltrate organizations without being discovered. This includes common...
Cyber security is how organisations use technology to protect themselves from cyber-attacks. Learn about what it is and why it’s important with BT Business.
Information Security (ENISA)states that "cyber hygiene should be viewed in the same manner as personal hygiene and, once properly integrated into an organization, will be simple daily routines, good behaviors, and occasional checkups to make sure the organization's online health is in optimum ...
The cost of cybersecurity breaches is rising Emerging privacy laws can mean significant fines for organizations. There are also non-financial costs to consider, like reputational damage. Cyber attacks are increasingly sophisticated Cyber attacks continue to grow in sophistication. Attackers use an ever-...
Identity and Access Management (IAM) Glossary 1m Tags Cybersecurity Best PracticesCybersecurity GlossaryCybersecurity RisksCybersecurity ServicesCybersecurity StrategyEvaluate Current SecuritySecurity AssessmentSecurity AuditSecurity AwarenessSecurity Compliance