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Many Companies Don’t Use DMARC to Fight Phishing
Companies are vulnerable to domain spoofing and phishing attacks that impersonate their corporate email domains—often because they don’t have…
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Web Apps Are the Most Vulnerable to Breaches
Web Apps Are the Most Vulnerable to Breaches Web Apps Are the Most Vulnerable to Breaches On-premises data centers…
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Information Governance Is Poor at Many Companies
Information Governance Is Poor at Many Companies Information Governance Is Poor at Many Companies Many companies report inadequate information…
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Technologies and Sectors Most Vulnerable to Hacks
Technologies and Sectors Most Vulnerable to Hacks Technologies and Sectors Most Vulnerable to Hacks Web developers reported that the…
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Domain Name System Is a Target for Hackers
Domain Name System Is a Target for Hackers Domain Name System Is a Target for Hackers Today’s security solutions…
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Most Databases in the Cloud Are Not Encrypted
Most Databases in the Cloud Are Not Encrypted Most Databases in the Cloud Are Not Encrypted In violation of…
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Ex-Employees Still Cause Data Breaches
Ex-Employees Still Cause Data Breaches Ex-Employees Still Cause Data Breaches Ex-employees pose security threats to enterprises that fail to…
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Benefits and Challenges of Intelligent Automation
Intelligent automation—or intelligent process automation—is a trend that combines artificial intelligence (AI) with robotic process automation (RPA). The majority…
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Why Employees Hide Cyber-Security Incidents
Why Employees Hide Cyber-Security Incidents Why Employees Hide Cyber-Security Incidents Uninformed and careless employees are hiding security incidents from…
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Security or Agility? An Unnecessary Choice
Security or Agility? An Unnecessary Choice Security or Agility? An Unnecessary Choice As they digitally transform, enterprises can become…