Whether staffers are accidentally or deliberately giving information and passwords to bad actors, insider threats have to be a top concern for every business.
Whether staffers are accidentally or deliberately giving information and passwords to bad actors, insider threats have to be a top concern for every business.
Stolen data can be quickly disseminated on the Dark Web. To combat data misuse and to prevent further cybersecurity incidents, today’s organizations need insight into this nefarious marketplace.
Third-party vendors are an inevitable part of doing business in 2020. However, these relationships expose companies to potential data breaches that are outside of their control. In this environment, having an extra layer of protection to prevent network or account access is a critical component of any defensive strategy.
Billions of account credentials are compromised every year. Companies committed to cybersecurity shouldn’t rely exclusively on password integrity to protect their most critical information. Instead, make account security tools, like two-factor authentication, accessible for all employees.
Rapidly identifying and responding to potential data breaches is a critical component of any defensive posture. Being able to identify the sale or transfer of company data enables businesses to respond before an incident escalates.