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Guest Post: Cybersecurity Incidents Lead to New Standards, Requirements

Security Industry Association

Virtually no security manufacturers are exempt from the perils of cybercrime. Because the traditional security industry relies on a multitiered model where many products go from manufacturer to distributor to security integrator to end user, manufacturers often are unaware of the final destinations of – and applications for – their products.

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How To Demonstrate Storage & Backup Compliance A Practical Guide

Solutions Review

Organizations need to verify they comply with the different requirements of security frameworks and regulations such as CIS, NIST, PCI DSS, ISO, and others. Many of the tools used to scan for vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations do a poor job in identifying storage and backup risks.

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Are BYOD Practices Putting Your Business at Risk?

NexusTek

As BYOD creates distinct cyber security risks, it is important to understand the nature of those risks and how to contain them. Given these clear benefits, it’s easy to see why BYOD has caught on so widely; however, with these benefits come distinct cyber security risks. How Does BYOD Create Cyber Security Risks?

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Protecting Your Corporate Website as an Enterprise Risk Management Strategy

Reciprocity

Security vulnerabilities are weaknesses that allow an attacker to exploit your system’s safety. However, SQL injections are the most exploited web application security vulnerability. Attackers use SQL injections to access or corrupt databases using exposed application elements, such as form fields or URLs.

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Microsoft Exchange Emergency Mitigation (EM) Service

LAN Infotech

The Microsoft Exchange Emergency Mitigation service was released as part of the most recent Cumulative Update (CU) and is the fastest and easiest way to mitigate the highest risks to internet-connected, on-premises Exchange servers before installing applicable SUs. Actions performed via mitigation include: Changing authentication settings.