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Reducing Cybersecurity Risks with NIST CSF 2.0

Pure Storage

By doing so, organizations can reduce cybersecurity risks and ensure recoverability in the event of a successful ransomware attack. Protect: Appropriate safeguards must be in place to limit or contain the impact of a potential cybersecurity event. The NIST CSF 2.0

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How to Put CISA’s “Shields Up” Recommendations Into Action 

Pure Storage

The events unfolding overseas are unsettling on a number of fronts—including the first salvos, which took place in the data center, not on the battlefield. This means being proactive with plenty of hurdles like multifactor authentication and admin credential vaulting. Considerations for Current Events.

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Cyber Insurance For Small Business: Why You Need It And How to Get Covered In 2025

LAN Infotech

Not only does it help cover the financial fallout of a cyber-attack, but it’s also a safeguard to help your business recover quickly and keep moving forward in the event of an attack. Incident Response And Data Recovery Plan Insurers love to see that you have a plan for handling cyber incidents if they occur.

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Cyber Security: 8 Steps to Cyber Resilience

NexusTek

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of identification to stop cyber threats from slipping through unsecured devices. Incident Response Plan In the event of a cyber breach, a previously tested incident response plan can save up to $2 million , according to IBM.

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RIMS TechRisk/RiskTech: Using Cyberrisk Analytics to Improve Your Cyber Insurance Program

Risk Management Monitor

In a presentation at the RIMS TechRisk/RiskTech virtual event , Scott Stransky, managing director and head of the Cyber Risk Analytics Center at Marsh McLennan, outlined some of the key data that can help companies get a full view of their risk. For those that missed RIMS TechRisk/RiskTech, you can register and access the virtual event here.

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Do Cyber Risks Lurk in Your Business Ecosystem?

NexusTek

Experts recommend the following: Multifactor authentication (MFA): This requires at least two forms of identity verification for login, which effectively stymies unauthorized logins using compromised credentials. Conduct risk assessment to verify third party’s security practices.

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Money at Risk: Finance & Data Security in the Digital Age

NexusTek

Using measures such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) supports identity verification for both customers and internal stakeholders such as employees. Incident Response Planning: In today’s world, businesses recognize that it’s not a matter of “if” a cyber incident occurs; it’s a matter of when.