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Here are four best practices for maintaining cyber vigilance as your attack surface expands—to the cloud, across remote locations, and your supply chain.

Utilizing a continuous security monitoring strategy for the purposes of cybersecurity can give your security team higher visibility into your threat landscape. To get the most value when investing in continuous security monitoring you first need to understand how data can be compromised. The three main ways are:

Network security monitoring tools are a critical component of any IT security toolkit.

Data exfiltration is the unauthorized transfer of data from a host device, such as an application, database, or server. Here’s how you can prevent it.

Learn how to scale your cybersecurity program with automation, continuous monitoring, and powerful data insights.

Want to capture your board’s attention? Add these seven KPIs to your cybersecurity dashboard.

What’s the biggest struggle your vendor risk managers face when establishing cyber security monitoring processes? From sudden increases in the use of third-parties by your organization, to not knowing which vendors might be impacted by the current data breach, vendor risk managers are plagued by challenges and roadblocks that impede their program efficiency.

Gain visibility into fourth-party supplier risk, continuously monitor for emerging risks, and communicate program performance to stakeholders.

Learn the difference between third-party vs. fourth-party risk and how you can extend your risk management program to cover both.

Discover five practical cyber risk reduction strategies including understanding your attack surface, continuous monitoring, keeping software updated, and more.

What is continuous monitoring vs. continuous security testing and why you need both to protect your organization against third-party risk.

Learn how to combat growing third-party cyber threats with automation and an effective vendor due diligence process.

Give your security teams critical digital risk monitoring tools to discover, prioritize, and remediate risk across the expanding attack surface.

Learn how to onboard vendors securely and at speed with automated, data-driven insights into your vendors’ security postures.

What is a botnet? A botnet is a collection of networked devices that are infected by malware and hijacked to carry out scams and data breaches.