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4 Steps to Protect SSH Keys: Stop Abuse of Privileged Access

SSH keys provide the highest level of access rights and privileges for servers, applications and virtual instances. Cyber criminals want this trusted status and invest considerable resources into acquiring and using SSH keys in their attacks. Even though SSH keys are the credentials that provide the most privileged...

Physical and Virtual Devices: How Cybercriminals are Exploiting Machine-to-Machine Communications

"Machines" as we know them are going through an identity crisis. Our increased dependence on them is so profound that even the definition of machine is undergoing radical change. The number and type of physical devices on enterprise networks has been rising rapidly, but this is outstripped by the number of...

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Utilizing Innovative Email Encryption

Not all email encryption solutions are created equal. Modern email encryption solutions balance security with ease-of-use eliminating barriers that would cause senders and recipients to jump through hoops. Download this eBook to learn more about: Consequences of difficult to use email encryption...

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Why Email Encryption Should Not Be Overlooked

Email is the most used communication tool in the business and the vulnerabilities of email should not be overlooked. Implementing the right email encryption solution can be an easy way to secure sensitive corporate data, avoid breach costs and meet regulatory obligations. Download this eBook to discover: The...

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Integrating Enhanced Email Encryption

Organizations looking to ensure the success of their Office 365 migration are carefully planning every aspect of their projects to reduce risk. While this transition presents cost and time savings, you may soon come across a few limitations and email encryption is one of them. Integrating your Office 365 environment...

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Securing a Company's Most Used Tool: Email

Given the frequency of clicking the 'send' button, preventing email breaches can seem daunting, but organizations can ease the risk by leveraging certain security solutions. Download this eBook to learn more about: Protecting the most used communication tool; The need for supplemental security features; Data...

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Threat Protection and Data Loss Prevention: Strengthening Office 365 Email Security

Today, email is a critical component of any business and must be protected with proper security. Microsoft has become the vendor of choice for email, but many customers find the security capabilities provided do not meet their full requirements. Zix provides a broad portfolio of email security solutions that can be...

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Mandatory and Opportunistic Transport Layer Security: Which One is Right For Your Company?

Transport Layer Security (TLS), if implemented correctly, can ensure that no third party will tamper with a sensitive email message. The Challenge? Mandatory TLS is cumbersome, costly, and time consuming. Opportunistic TLS cannot ensure the sensitive email is actually sent securely. Read more in our e-Book about the...

Canada Case Study: How an SMB Fully Integrated Their Security Defenses

A Canadian museum had multiple points of possible infiltration to protect: employees with memory sticks, phishing attacks, visitors and contractors connecting to Wi-Fi, and exhibit computers. Additionally, the museum had prevented ransomware attacks in the past, but needed to increase its level of protection. The...

Cybercriminals Kick You Where it Hurts: Fix Your Vulnerabilities Before Someone Exploits Them

The reality of just being able to know what's in the environment is to know where organisations are vulnerable so they can then take the right approaches to addressing it. A frustrating factor with WannaCry is that it leveraged a known vulnerability, one that had been disclosed for over a month. The patch had...

Securing Your SWIFT Environment Using Micro-Segmentation: What Financial Institutions Need to Know

As of January 1, 2018, all SWIFT customers must self-attest to their compliance with the new SWIFT Customer Security Program (CSP). The program is designed to respond to the wave of cybercrime targeting SWIFT installations that began with the Bank of Bangladesh breach back in February 2016 and has swept across the...

Micro-Segmentation: Fast Becoming a Foundational Layer of Security Architecture

Micro-segmentation is fast becoming a foundational layer of the security architecture for today's data center and cloud computing environments. It has seen a big push by a range of vendors as well as growing recommendations from leading analyst firms such as Gartner, ESG, and the 451 Group. The idea of using network...

Containing Cyber Exposure: How to Mitigate the New Risks

The cloud gives organizations great new opportunities to deploy new systems and applications. It also creates a whole new level of cybersecurity exposure, says Gavin Millard of Tenable, offering tips to bridge that gap. "The difference between what is known and what is managed in an environment ... and then what's...

See and Find: Discover and Fix Vulnerabilities Before Criminals Do

When you talk to CISOs and security directors, and ask the question, "What's the biggest threat you face today?" you expect them to say whichever nation-state we're blaming attacks on at the moment. But in reality, it's the problem of just being able to know what's in the environment; to know where organisations are...

What to Consider When it Comes to Third-Party Access

Whether it is insider or third-party privilege, locking down access has never been more important. The challenge is that the traditional responses to managing privileged access and identity access often leave companies exposed, because their focus is too narrow. Download this eBook on access management and...