Gaining visibility into complexity Today, we find ourselves living the reality of a cyber everywhere world where digital transformation initiatives continue to accelerate amid the emergence of a pervasive remote workforce. It often appears as if technological innovation and the culture it produces are surging ahead of our ability to understand, measure and respond to […]
COVER FEATURE: PREPARING AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS FOR A CYBER ATTACK Welcome back to the Australian Cyber Security Magazine and the last issue for 2021. There continues to be much debate on the most appropriate legislative approach to take in response to a sustained cybersecurity threat landscape. Critics of the Security Legislation Amendment (Critical Infrastructure) Bill 2020
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COVER FEATURE: THE RANSOMWARE WAR In this edition, we provide you the opportunity to deep dive into the cybersecurity domain, corporate risk management and we cover a broad set of the trends, from ransomware, US and China relations and plenty in between. We also include links through to our Tech & Sec Weekly Series and
COVER FEATURE: WHY 5G MATTERS IN A WORLD OF IoT, VR, AR, AI AND EDGE In this edition, we provide you the opportunity to deep dive into the cybersecurity domain, corporate risk management and we cover a broad set of the trends, from space to SASE and plenty in between. We also include links through
Organizations are pursuing zero trust networking principles to help address the security requirements driven by rapid digital transformation and expanding remote workforces. RSA is poised to help organizations manage privileges and access decisions across growing sets of assets, while incorporating broader contextual information to drive more dynamic policy enforcement and stronger security practices.
A Compelling Cybersecurity Strategy for Defending the Enterprise It’s a cloud-first world. Your users now regularly connect directly to cloud-based applications and web destinations from any device anywhere. Sophisticated cyberthreats use those connections to penetrate your traditional network perimeter. Against this backdrop, enterprises and government organizations are turning to Zero Trust architectures to protect their
Traditional network security has focused on perimeter defenses—once inside the network perimeter, users are often given broad access to a number of corporate resources. This means malicious actors can also come from inside or outside the network. Moreover, the growth in cloud computing and the number of remote workers raises the complexity of protecting an
The report reveals that 15 percent of organisations have already enacted ZTNA and more than half (59 percent) plan to implement ZTNA in the next 12 months.
Zero Trust Internet is a default deny approach that is fundamentally different from the way cybersecurity products work.
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