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How to prepare your team to address a significant security issue
As you work to resolve a security issue, technical knowledge is necessary—and a team with a broad base of expertise is invaluable.
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Are VPNs still the best solution for security?
Cybersecurity professionals rely on VPNs to secure remote endpoints with an organization's home network. One expert suggests there is a better, simpler and safer approach to accomplish the same thing.
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U.S. companies excel at limiting shadow IT, according to a new report
Many respondents are planning to continue remote operations for the next couple of years, but what strategies are they implementing to protect themselves in the age of remote work at scale?
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Delta variant: Is your IT department ready to go fully remote again due to COVID-19?
The delta variant is delaying office reentry plans. For companies going fully remote again, team cohesion, cloud investments and reducing IT burden could be key, according to tech experts.
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The ransomware risk management calculus is changing for OT, ICS and critical infrastructure
Paralysis is the worst possible state for businesses to find themselves in when faced with the threat, says Claroty's CPO.
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Gartner: 51% of global knowledge workers will be remote by the end of 2021
This will drive PC and tablet shipments to over 500 million units for the first time, the firm said.
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100+ critical IT policies every company needs, ready for download
From remote work and social media to ergonomics and encryption, TechRepublic has dozens of ready-made, downloadable IT policy templates.
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Pandemic lesson: Accounting and finance technology tops tech
Cited as the saving grace to surviving COVID-19, companies said numbers tech trumped collaboration platforms or project management solutions.
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How to combat the security challenges of a remote workforce
A year into the pandemic, 79% of security leaders expressed fears over the risks of staff working from home, says Cybersecurity Insiders.
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REvil continues ransomware attack streak with takeover of laptop maker Acer
REvil previously infected the networks of Honda, the makers of Jack Daniels and a high-profile law firm representing Donald Trump.
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More than 16 million COVID-themed cyberattacks launched in 2020
A Trend Micro report found that its system dealt with 16.4 million threats that used COVID-19 as a hook.
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New data shows one way for women to achieve pay equity with men: Intern first
Lack of confidence and early indoctrination of inferiority were identified as reasons women in the STEM fields are still making less money than their male counterparts, Stanford research revealed.
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Global government IT spending to reach $483 billion in 2021
The COVID-19 response—the vaccine rollout and public health and safety measures—will cause record-high increases in government purchases of devices and software, according to Gartner.
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Forrester report highlights Zero Trust Edge model for networking and security infrastructure
According to Forrester, ZTE will be most helpful with securing and enabling remote workers while removing the difficult user VPNs.
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US Court system demands massive changes to court documents after SolarWinds hack
Multiple senators have demanded a hearing on what court officials know about the hackers' access to sensitive filings. The effects could make accessing documents harder for lawyers.
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