The CISO Checklist for Secure Remote Working was built to assist CISOs in navigating through COVID-19, providing them with a concise, high-level list of the absolute essentials needed to ensure their organization is well protected in these challenging times.
With more employees than ever working remotely, there are numerous potential threats that organizations must be aware of.
A domain name that points to a website hosting your generated content is still one of the most secure means to ensure that an online identity does not fall prey to hackers or hijackers.
While many view phishing as a small annoyance, this attack method has maintained longevity for a reason and is still the number one cause of data breaches.
The Federal Government has recommended a starting point for security that highlights some elementary cyber hygiene, such as backups and multi-factor authentication.
Cynet has revealed new data, showing that the Coronavirus now has a significant impact on information security and that the crisis is actively exploited by threat actors.
The Ultimate Security Budget Plan & Track Excel template provides security executives with a clear and intuitive tool to keep track of planned vs. actual spend, ensuring that security needs are addressed while maintaining the budgetary frame.
‘Advanced Threat Protection Beyond the AV’ is the first resource that guides security executives through the best-practice approach to each security solution.
The Ultimate Security Pros’ Checklist fully maps the core duties of common security positions, from the core technical security aspect to team management and executive reporting.
Cynet Free Threat Assessment spotlights critical, exposed attack surfaces and provides actionable knowledge of attacks that are currently alive and active.
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