The corporate attack surface is rapidly expanding: how can security professionals get ahead of the curve and create resilient organizations?
Learn how to improve supply chain resilience and combat third-party risk through continuous, automated monitoring of your vendors’ risk postures.
Supplier due diligence can protect your organization from third-party risk. Here are best practices for doing it effectively.
What is continuous monitoring vs. continuous security testing and why you need both to protect your organization against third-party risk.
Traditional supply chain risk management strategies are becoming increasingly unsound amid the rise of unorthodox threats. These evolving supply chain risks require organizations to not only rethink supply chain risk but to act accordingly. Every organization should form a cyber supply chain risk management strategy for the modern era.
The modern attack surface is expanding, presenting new challenges to the status quo of cyber supply chain risk management. Let’s analyze the evolving landscape, and highlight key shifts important to your organization.
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.
New guidance from the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) provides important information for organizations seeking to improve their software supply chain security. NIST recommends a variety of best practices.
Organizations remain concerned about the potential implications to their own security posture as a result of the Okta cyber attack. It's important to identify where risks are present throughout your third parties landscape.
Check out our ebook to learn about the latest ransomware events — and how to protect your organization from falling victim to an attack.