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Endpoint Security Review: A Defense-in-Depth Perspective on Ransomware

This eBook reviews the five essential elements of a defense-in-depth approach to ransomware protection. A multi-layered endpoint security plan can help you shore up vulnerabilities, improve your security posture and mitigate risk.

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Data Access Governance for Securing the Modern Data Mesh

Learn how to embrace data democratization and be data driven, while efficiently managing the security of your data mesh.

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What Is Security As Code?

Security as Code is the methodology of codifying security and policy decisions and socializing them with other teams. When moving to a Security as Code model, there are a number of key benefits that are realized across the organization.

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Coverage Initiation: Cyral seeks simplicity for securing data access in the cloud

This 451 Research Market Insight Report explains the need for data access governance as enterprises move to the cloud.

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Database Security Exposed: The Truth Behind the Record High Number of Data Breaches

Your data and databases are the primary target for attackers. And with data breaches at all time highs, it’s time to evaluate how you are protecting your more sensitive assets — your data.

Sponsored by Abnormal Security

2022 Email Security Trends Survey Report

As enterprises shift to the cloud, many are experiencing a mismatch between their legacy security architecture and the needs of their cloud email environment. This report is based on a survey of 300 security leaders that sought to learn what matters to them with regard to email security in the current threat...

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Email Security Architectures from Exchange to Microsoft 365

As organizations have moved their email servers from on-premise systems like Microsoft Exchange to cloud services like Microsoft 365, there are more ways to secure email than ever before. From native security to a secure email gateway to integrated cloud email security solutions, the options are nearly limitless....

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Augmenting Your Microsoft 365 Email Security Infrastructure

The move to cloud email has allowed companies to streamline security investments and leverage the native Microsoft functionality provided by Exchange Online Protection (EOP) and Defender for Office 365 (MDO). But this approach isn’t perfect, and many companies have realized that they need an additional layer of...

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A Perfect Storm for Social Engineering: Anticipating the Human Factor in Post-Pandemic Cybersecurity

The challenge of dealing with cybercrime is complex. Human factors and the human-computer interface are central components of cybersecurity. But because threat actors understand human behavior, they know how to manipulate it to achieve their goals—stealing money and valuable information. Download the white paper,...

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Business Email Compromise - How to Stop the $2.4 Billion Problem

Business email compromise (BEC) continues to grow year after year, now making up 35% of all cybercrime losses. By exploiting the relationships people have established with their executives, coworkers, and partners, business email compromise attacks dupe both traditional email security tools and the humans they target....

Guide: The Secure Code Training Blueprint

Download this guide to explore the guide to secure code training blueprint

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Global 500 Financial Organization Moves to “Digital Everything” to Enhance Customer Experience and Email Security

This case study presents an organization that transformed its global business operations to deliver “digital everything” for its workforce and customers. The AVP of Security Operations said: “as we move into a ‘digital everything’ world, protecting our customers and employees is the top priority. We’re...

2022 Survey Results | Ransomware, Cryptojacking and Beyond: Emerging Security Trends

Cybersecurity doesn’t have competitors, it has adversaries. They react to every defense we put in place and seek new ways to achieve their aims - whether they be cybercrime, espionage, or hacktivism. The attackers are innovative, and they share new ways to exploit any vulnerability, so defenders need to share...