It's important to understand the difference between private access provided by a platform supporting Zero Trust principles and access delivered through Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs. Although both private access to private resources, the way users are granted access to those resources via iboss Private Access is drastically different. The iboss Private Access service inverts the VPN model completely. Instead of granting a user access to pr...

The ThreatQ platform is designed to improve security operations workflows by delivering immediate and significant value across multiple use cases to include data management, prioritization, integrations, collaboration, and curated threat data sharing. ThreatQ provides the ability to securely share curated threat data between organizations automatically. Whether to block an IP, detonate a malicious file, or alert an organization to a possible n...

The DOD’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, or CMMC is designed to protect its Supply Chain partners from cyber-attacks. CMMC will require any company providing a product or service to the DOD, directly, or indirectly, to achieve CMMC certification by 2025, with some contracts already calling out CMMC as a requirement. This will impact roughly 300,000 companies and over $400B of DOD contract awards annually. Join Zscaler on Jul...

Zero Trust is an evolution of a range of past security architectural approaches and concepts; think network segmentation, least privilege, and defense. The key difference being Zero Trust brings a different mindset to how we design and build security to support the idea of starting with no implicit trust and that we assume a breach has already occurred. The Department of Defense (DOD) released a publication in the Spring of 2021 on Zero Trust...

Delivering modern, efficient, and engaging digital experiences is critical to advancing your agency's mission. Adobe Acrobat Document Cloud (DC) was built to be flexible, providing tools that empower collaboration while you're working remotely — so you can easily integrate it into your existing IT systems and scale it to your future needs! Join our complimentary webinar to discover how your agency can replace paper processes with digital...

The past year has been stressful for government agencies and businesses alike. The COVID-19 pandemic has altered every aspect of government business, from having to quickly enable a remote workforce, to seeing an increase of cyberattacks and breaches, to the greater dependence on third party providers. Any of which on their own can be challenging and severely impact the organization. If nothing else, this period highlighted the fact that exten...

Protecting sensitive data and maintaining education security compliance standards is a key priority for university central IT leaders and team members. As cloud adoption grows, so too does the importance of understanding and leveraging the benefits of Google Cloud's secure-by-design infrastructure for strengthening security protocols. Join us on Wednesday, July 21, 2021 as education cloud security experts from Google Cloud and Burwood Group sh...

79 percent of organizations have experienced an identity-related security breach in the last two years and the number of breaches continues to rise. With the exponential growth in unstructured data each year, coupled with cloud adoption and IoT devices, it is critical that organizations address their Identity and Data Management (IDM) program. So where is the best place to start? Having a foundational understanding of the current state of Iden...

The recent ransomware attacks on software supply chains have highlighted the need for improved national cybersecurity efforts. The Executive Order on improving the nation's cybersecurity emphasizes the reality that federal agencies are equally exposed to cyber threats as commercial organizations. Register now for Micro Focus' webinar on the Cybersecurity Executive Order Challenges and Strategies. In this webinar, Senior Cybersecurity Executive...

Email remains a significant security threat for organizations because cybercriminals continue to favor email to distribute malware, phishing scams, and spam. Why? Because it works. Email can easily be copied to appear legitimate, and it gets delivered to the end-user, wanted or not. Join Trustwave on Tuesday, July 27th, to hear their Sr. Product Manager unpack the Trustwave 2021 Email Threat Report. You'll have the opportunity to learn about:...