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If you’re in the cybersecurity field, chances are you’ve heard of the castle-and-moat strategy of securing sensitive systems. This strategy focuses on securing the castle (or sensitive system) from external threats while placing minimal controls on trusted insiders.
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When it comes to supply chain hacks, it’s not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when your organization will be hacked. Attacks on critical infrastructure and systems are on the rise, and with hackers gaining skill and in some cases getting paid out through ransomware attacks, that trajectory of supply chain hacking is only headed upwards.
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The consensus is clear -- cloud deployment is the future of third-party access management. With increased security, the fact that most of the programs and data third parties access are already on the cloud, and many more benefits, switching to a cloud-first approach makes more sense than ever.
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A crucial aspect of cybersecurity was missing from Colonial Pipeline when a criminal hacking group was able to access a shared internal drive and demanded close to $5 million in exchange for the files: multi-factor authentication.
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Protecting patient data is a Herculean task for healthcare organizations, as protections must be in place for internal and external threats. On top of that, HIPAA regulations add in a layer of required parameters that healthcare organizations must have in place to be compliant and not face penalties.
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According to the 2021 Executive Order, “Zero Trust Architecture allows users full access but only to the bare minimum they need to perform their jobs. This data-centric security model allows the concept of least-privileged access to be applied for every access decision, where the answers to the questions of who, what, when, where, and how are critical for appropriately allowing or denying access to resources.”
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Healthcare data breaches are increasing exponentially year after year, and it doesn’t seem like they’re going to slow down any time soon. It’s important for healthcare IT professionals to take steps to safeguard their systems, whether that means protecting against external threats posed by hackers and cyber criminals or securing internal threats that come from access abuse from internal users.
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If you’re in the cybersecurity field, chances are you’ve come across Zero Trust architecture (or any variants of it) enough to know what Zero Trust means. Essentially, the Zero Trust cybersecurity approach is kicking old methods to the curb while embracing the basic principles of security.
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In recent years, we have seen increased interest and adoption of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) technology in healthcare. Organizations have been piloting solutions that range from helping diagnose patients, to ensuring the privacy of their data. While the industry is beginning to see some benefits from these tools, many end-users are starting to ask important questions like: How does the tool work, or Where are my data stored?
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Monitoring is the 5th element of the 7 elements of an effective compliance program. It is a continuous task that compliance and privacy teams must do to ensure any inappropriate accesses are detected and resolved in a timely manner.