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Start your zero-trust journey with ZTNA over VPN

CIO Business Intelligence

By 2025, Gartner analysts predict that 60% of organizations 1 will be adopting zero-trust principles. Consequently, the first zero-trust solution many IT teams deploy on their zero-trust journey is zero-trust network access (ZTNA). However, VPN alone has limitations, such as authenticating and monitoring users, devices, and access.

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How to minimize remote access cyber security threats in 2024

CIO Business Intelligence

trillion by 2025, as cyber risk management has not kept up with digital transformation posing serious risks to organizations’ security and revenue. Implement strong authentication methods for key internet-facing systems, such as multi-factor authentication. To learn more, visit us here.

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Prioritizing AI? Don’t shortchange IT fundamentals

CIO Business Intelligence

“Whenever applications or machines communicate with each other, the vast majority of them use TLS certificates to establish trust, identify each other to systems, as well as securely authenticate and encrypt communications,” Palanisamy adds. When data needs to be secured in transit, machine identity plays a vital role,” he says. “As

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Inside the Complex Universe of Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

Role-based access controls, multi-factor authentication, and adherence to standard screening checklists are essential to securing the cloud environment. This involves educating business partners on due diligence, ensuring cloud providers implement multi-dimensional safeguards, and deploying automated provisioning and de-provisioning.

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Preventing Next-Generation Fraud with Graph Database Technology

CIO Business Intelligence

trillion by 2025. This goes beyond what might be considered reasonable behavior for an authentic customer. The action can be flagged as potentially fraudulent and escalated to a higher level of authentication such as sending a message to every cardholder verifying the purchase, and/or immediately blocking all the transactions. .

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Social Engineering 2.0: The Rise of Deepfake Phishing

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Commonly, this involves using scare tactics in an attempt to bypass the user's rational mind and emotionally manipulate them into action without them second-guessing the authenticity of the request. Multi-factor authentication (MFA): If an employee receives a suspicious request, MFA can save the day if used correctly.

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A Question of Identity: The Evolution of Identity & Access Management

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It eliminates the principle that there is a trusted internal network—or the "castle and moat"—and untrusted external networks. In Zero Trust, all network traffic is untrusted. Zero Trust eliminates the "castle and moat" view and postulates that all network traffic is untrusted.