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CIS Benchmarks: Securing Your Operating System Configuration

A poorly configured operating system can leave your organization vulnerable to a wide range of intrusions and cyber attacks, including malware infections, unauthorized access, and data breaches. By regularly assessing systems for weak configurations and adhering to best practices, you can significantly reduce the risk of these threats.

Five Essential Cybersecurity Controls for SMBs

If you’re responsible for cybersecurity at a small or midsized organization, and are unsure about what to include in your must-have list, this article is for you.

How do you choose a GRC tool? Ask these 9 questions

The digital landscape today is more complex than ever before, and data privacy requirements have become more stringent as organizations generate, access, handle, and store increasing amounts of data (especially in the cloud). Regardless of the sector you operate in, compliance with data privacy and cybersecurity regulations is almost certainly mandatory. The penalties and consequences of non-compliance have also become more severe as the scale and impact of data breaches have increased. An easy-to-use, integrated governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) tool is essential to both reduce the risk of data breaches, and meet compliance needs.

The CIS Guide to Defining Reasonable Cybersecurity

The Center for Internet Security (CIS) released a “Guide to Defining Reasonable Cybersecurity” at the RSA Conference this year, setting out to specify what an organization must do to meet the standard of reasonableness in cybersecurity. In the US, “laws and regulations are nearly unanimous in requiring that cybersecurity controls must be reasonable.” However, there was no unanimously agreed-upon definition of reasonable cybersecurity to determine if an organization was doing everything deemed rational, reasonable and necessary to prevent cyber incidents and minimize the internal and external impact of a breach.

Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) for Cybersecurity Practitioners

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is a strategic approach to meeting organizational objectives while fulfilling compliance needs and minimizing risk. It involves a structured framework for defining policies and processes (Governance), identifying and mitigating risks (Risk Management), and ensuring adherence to laws, regulations, and internal policies (Compliance).

Understanding Shadow IT: Risks, Detection and Best Practices

Organizations today strive to stay ahead by leveraging the latest technological innovations and tools that promise enhanced productivity and operational benefits. However, not all technological adoptions happen through official channels. Shadow IT is a phenomenon that poses significant risks to cybersecurity, data integrity, and organizational compliance.

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