In the past year, the global business sector has experienced an extraordinary level of cyberattacks, which has created challenges for security teams to respond promptly. A significant number of vulnerabilities were identified, and malicious actors are still exploiting many of them in the current year. With Malaysia’s growing dependence on technology and digital infrastructure, ensuring […]
When you think of the word resilience, what comes to mind? I bet you’re thinking of someone or something who has suffered (to quote the Great Bard) the “slings and arrows of outrageous fortune” but has the fortitude and audacity to become even stronger. That’s a perfectly acceptable definition and I applaud the spirit of
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Against a backdrop of rapid digital transformation, zero trust has emerged as the ideal framework for securing enterprise users, workloads and devices in their highly distributed cloud and mobile-centric world. And IT leaders globally are waking up to this, as zero trust moves into the mainstream – disrupting decades of legacy security and networking principles.
DO NOT PAY THE RANSOM: WHY BUSINESSES ARE WILLING TO PAY With the national attention on significant data breaches in recent months, between January to June 2022, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) observed a 14 percent decrease in reported breaches compared to July to December 2021. This appears in contrast to the
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Critical infrastructure, which for the purposes of this report includes energy/utilities, telecommunications, transportation and trucking/ shipping companies, became top of mind for many beginning in 2020 when high-profile security attacks impacted millions of people across the globe. From the ransomware attack that compromised a major U.S. gas pipeline in 2021 to the rise of nation-state
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The impact of remote work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic has caused both security professionals and the average technology user to be more aware of security concerns and how to address them. The 2022 Thales Access Management Index, based on data from a survey of nearly 2,800 respondents in more than 15 countries across the globe,
Cyber security is about what you can do — not what you can’t The threat landscape is expanding. Cybercriminals are as entrepreneurial as ever and using increasingly sophisticated tools and technologies. In this fluid environment, we believe Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and their teams should adopt a mindset of enablement — cyber security is
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A range of unique and best-practice strategies await you at CISO Zero Trust ASEAN Online, including what the Zero Trust Principles are, applying Zero Trust, SASE and SSE, what a successful Zero Trust implementation process looks like, establishing your risk appetite, the top questions the board will ask, strengthening perimeterless security, manging the human risj
8am San Fran | 11am New York | 4pm London | 5pm Paris It seems that no discussion of network security is complete these days without a mention of Zero Trust. This new architectural approach means that inherent trust within a network is removed, and every attempt to connect to it assumed to be hostile.
he pandemic has forced organisations to adapt to a new era of distributed work—and cyber threats have adapted right along with them. What are the best-practice Zero Trust models for securing your business? What are the steps you must take to implement Zero Trust across your ecosystem? What are the top trends in Identity Management
