This report seeks to answer the question, “What will shape the next 12 months in cybersecurity?”

This e-book seeks to help you understand all of the many details necessary for succesful network management.

This paper is a simple yet practical guide to understanding and becoming GDPR Compliant.

This report covers performance, security, and encryption essentials for online applications.

Recommendations for securing and managing privileged credentials used by enterprise applications

In this paper, they explore the modern enterprise — a hybrid organization with infrastructure spread across on-premises data centers as well as hosted in the cloud and one where IT functions are split between internal and 3rd-party administrators. They look at these and related trends impacting our data security and specifically, best practices on how to manage and govern privileged user access to mitigate these risks.

Many federal agencies have begun adoption of modern, agile approaches to software delivery, with the goal of building higher quality services faster and more cheaply. While there are significant barriers to the adoption of this paradigm in the federal government, this paper offers specific principles and practices that have already achieved success.

This is a report on cloud security trends.

This report discusses ransomware and how organizations can better protect their digital assets.

This report is geared towards the healthcare community and seeks to provide helpful information to guide organizations in their Data Loss Prevention struggles.

In this Cyber Security series, Amrop collaborates with some of the industry’s most innovative companies as they trailblaze through the digital landscape. This first insight piece is co-authored with Jason du Preez, CEO of Privitar, a leader in the development and adoption of privacy engineering technology.

The purpose of this document is to provide answers to what to look for when choosing a security tool for remote access to internal applications.

This document reviews the primary CASB deployment modes and then describes the 20 most common CASB use cases, revealing which deployment mode best supports each of the use cases.

Bitglass’ fourth-annual Healthcare Breach Report analyzes data from the US Department of Health and Human Services’ “Wall of Shame,” where organizations that store or handle PHI are required to disclose breaches that affect at least 500 individuals. Read on to learn more about the breaches that caused the most damage in 2017 and to look at the year ahead in data security.

This is a technical guidance document provided by the US Government. It provides an aggregate of already existing Federal government and private industry best practices and mitigation strategies focused on the prevention and response to ransomware incidents.

This report is the second release of the Dtex Insider Threat Intelligence Report – an initiative started in 2015 to track, analyze, and share the impact of human behavior on enterprises of all sizes and industries.

This blog post takes a look at Metamorfo and how it is impacting Brazilian users, specifically, to install banking trojans.

This report discusses the idea that there needs to be a paradigm shift in the approach to cybersecurity. It posits that the shift should occur by studing human behavior and interaction with data.

This paper seeks to help organizations understand that Microsoft Azure (Azure) has a lot more to offer than cost savings. Enterprises with the highest levels of cloud adoption, typically, not only completely re-architect their applications, but also take advantage of automation to streamline the entire development and deployment process. They adopt DevOps pipelines and use CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) tools with the objective of nimbly meeting customer and business needs.

This report seeks to provide answers to many questions related to the failures of endpoint security that are occuring even though there has been a shift in technology and strategy.

This year’s study reveals the increasing risk of noncompliance with new global privacy and data protection regulations. Another important trend over the past three years is IT security’s continuing loss of control over cloud security practices and budget.