Palo Alto Networks has a Zero trust explanation: “Zero Trust is a strategic initiative that helps prevent successful data breaches by eliminating the concept of trust from an organization’s network architecture. Rooted in the principle of “never trust, always verify,” Zero Trust is designed to protect modern digital environments by leveraging network segmentation, preventing lateral movement, […]
Read more >What amount of time should be spent on preventing future Cybersecurity events? During this Beer Bug crisis we have learned that Information Technology is an “Essential” business. (Part of CISA classification “Critical Infrastructure Workers) Notice it is only “Information Technology”(or IT) not Cybersecurity. Even though it would be good if your IT […]
Read more >I want to institute a C’mon Man edition to highlight some ‘problems’ with thinking or just inanities. Is it true that 60% of security breaches are human errors? So what does that mean to a company with employees? Does it mean that your employees will cause errors? And thus eventually one error will cause a […]
Read more >There are many examples of high Cybersecurity risk tolerance – which show the executives not paying attention to Cybersecurity professionals until it is too late. Darkreading has another article on Cybersecurity burnout. The issue is the long hours many Security professionals have to perform and the general thankless jobs as they try to convince executives […]
Read more >Not everyone understands all of the complex pieces and the economic ramifications of them. What makes this decision so difficult to require an owner to spend at least 3-4 hours a week on a topic which will not make any money, but will just help you keep running your business. In fact this “expenditure” of […]
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