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So, you earned CompTIA Security+ certification. Congratulations! The Sec+ certification is widely recognized by employers all around the world. The modules of Sec+ certification — including Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities; IAM (Identity and Access Management); Architecture and Design; and Risk Management — prepare you for a career in information security. Now, you may be wondering…

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IDS and IPS are crucial network security technologies often confused or used interchangeably. So, what’s the difference between IDS and IPS, and which one is the best choice for your organizational needs? What Is IDS (Intrusion Detection System)? An intrusion detection system (IDS) is a cybersecurity solution that monitors network traffic and events for suspicious…

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In today’s increasingly specialized business landscape, joining forces with third-party partners is essential. Rather than developing in-house capabilities for everything they do, organizations can outsource peripheral tasks while focusing on their core business functions. However, organizations must carefully evaluate potential business partners to ensure they can meet their own quality standards. That’s precisely the purpose…

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 Here’s what you need to know about mobile device forensics: Mobile device forensics is a subfield of digital forensics that extracts and analyzes data from mobile devices in a forensically sound manner. The four stages of the mobile device forensics process are seizure, acquisition, analysis, and reporting Mobile device forensic analysts must be technically skilled…

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If an organization’s primary cybersecurity defenses fail and suffer a cyberattack, team members must react quickly and efficiently, overcoming incident response challenges to eliminate the danger and restore normal operations.  However, there are many different Incident response challenges faced by organizations, including the high volume of cyberattacks, budget constraints, lack of knowledgeable personnel, and lack…

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Enterprise IT environments are larger and more complex than ever, from SaaS and cloud applications to remote access. According to a survey by Randori, 67 percent of organizations say that their Internet-connected assets have increased in the past two years (Randori, 2022). The growth of enterprise IT has tremendously enhanced employee productivity and efficiency. However,…

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Threat modeling is a powerful strategy for pinpointing your organization’s cybersecurity risks and possible attacks, helping protect your IT environment, and offering solutions for different scenarios. In particular, the TRIKE model is an open-source threat modeling methodology that helps organizations identify and prioritize potential security risks and vulnerabilities and develop strategies to mitigate or manage them.

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