The last few years have seen a massive shift led by AI adoption across industries. Enterprises have achieved unprecedented productivity gains by incorporating AI across business systems, from Enterprise Resource Planning and Sales and Marketing to Customer Relationship Management and finance, leading to an AI-driven economy. On the downside, bad...
Enterprise IT has moved away from the traditional on-premises model, driven by cloud adoption and remote work. While this has brought convenience and significantly improved productivity, it has also paved the way for increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks. For instance, if login credentials are leaked, anyone can impersonate legitimate users and access...
Passwords have been the first line of defence in enterprise security since the beginning; they were the original single-factor authentication method. However, as cyber threats evolved, passwords have become the weakest link in defence against various types of attacks threatening the security of enterprise digital infrastructure. Even after the advent...
Enterprises are rapidly adopting cloud and hybrid environments, moving away from purely on-premises systems. While endpoint security in hybrid environments is a concern, securing cloud-native applications is a major challenge in its own right. With widespread cloud adoption, enterprises operate across multiple cloud providers. They rely heavily on Kubernetes and...
Organizations depend on emails for work-related communication; without emails, official communication will be in jeopardy. You may get hundreds of emails daily, but you do not open them all. You open only those emails from known individuals within and outside the organization, as you understand the looming risks and always...
The sheer number and variety of connected devices have increased exponentially over the years. Today, the day-to-day functioning of organizations depends on a diverse range of devices, including laptops, mobile phones, tablets, virtual desktops, smart sensors, and contractor devices. As the use of these smart devices expands rapidly, maintaining strong...
Enterprises take access control seriously. No one can enter the premises without permission and authentication. Every individual needs to use an access card or a similar mechanism to enter or exit the premises, so security personnel can track who comes in and out at what times. This concept of security,...
Enterprises today must take a multi-pronged approach to ensure cybersecurity, as threats come in various forms. To implement comprehensive cybersecurity in your organization to protect against active attacks, you can install state-of-the-art infrastructure and software systems. However, security breaches do not necessarily result from weaknesses in security systems and tools....
Vulnerability Detection and Patching While constantly monitoring network traffic, securing privileged accounts, keeping an eye out for security breaches, containing attacks, and minimizing the blast radius are some crucial activities involved in securing your IT infrastructure, it is equally important to take preventive measures such as vulnerability detection and patching,...
How Widespread Are Your Administrator Accounts in Your Infrastructure Landscape? Administrative accounts are the gateway to an organization’s digital infrastructure. The moment someone gains access to an administrative account, they can do anything from installing or uninstalling software to modifying sensitive data, executing scripts or commands, changing configurations, and managing...
A Modern, Risk-Based Approach In today’s digital landscape, vulnerabilities are constantly identified, and threats can come from anywhere. The sheer number of vulnerabilities and the volume of security alerts organizations receive daily can be overwhelming. But they cannot respond to all those alerts and vulnerabilities simultaneously, as vulnerability management consumes...
What to Do When Your Admin Accounts Are Compromised Privileged access is crucial for securing an organization’s digital infrastructure. A Privileged Access Management (PAM) system manages privileged access by preventing users from accessing critical systems and data at all times and enabling on-demand access only when needed. PAM revokes those...