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Ransomware is not going away any time soon, and the best offense is a good defense — and the best defense begins with trusted access based on zero trust principles. In our new guide, Protecting Against Ransomware: Zero Trust Security for a Modern Workforce, learn how zero trust can help stop ransomware before it ever starts.
Security incidents impacting K-12 schools are disruptive and costly. However, applying a zero trust philosophy to K-12 supports remote learning and working, protects data and systems, and allows for faster incident response.
Starting with trainings Saturday, July 31 and ending with briefings on Thursday, August 5, Black Hat is back, and chock full of informative keynote talks, engaging sponsored sessions, friendly Business Hall exhibits, and more. See what Duo and Cisco Security have planned.
Ransomware has come a long way from mailing CDs and demanding payments to a post office box. Attackers are leveraging today's technology to scale up their operations — but enterprise organizations can adopt a zero trust strategy to help reduce their risk.
Keeping their organizations safe and adequately protected during the pandemic shift to remote work was unfortunately overlooked by many. Canada saw a 70% increase in vulnerabilities with their Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
