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Data Resilience: The Key to AI and Cybersecurity

Solutions Review

The current conversations in the technology landscape are being driven by coverage of two topics: AI and cybersecurity. Similarly, effective cybersecurity measures depend on the availability of accurate and up-to-date data to identify threats, analyze vulnerabilities, and respond to incidents.

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Countdown to DORA: Are you ready for January 17, 2025?

Zerto

As reliance on digital technologies by financial institutions increases, so does the risk of cyberattacks, IT failures, and third-party vulnerabilities. Evaluate your operational resilience and ensure you have the tools to meet DORAs standards. Incident Reporting Quickly detect and report major incidents to regulators.

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What Happens To Your Applications When Windows 10 Support Ends?

LAN Infotech

No More Security Updates = Major Vulnerabilities Once Windows 10 support ends, there will be no more security patches. This means any vulnerabilities discovered after October 14, 2025, will remain unpatched, leaving your applications exposed to cyberthreats. Lets break down what you need to know. Start with a FREE Network Assessment.

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Evaluating the Global Risk Landscape and Creating Actionable Responses

everbridge

With the absence of red lines and a sharp rise in technological capabilities, the opportunities of a cyberattack have begun to outweigh the cost, creating a spiral of escalating events. In cyber, technology is everything. The post Evaluating the Global Risk Landscape and Creating Actionable Responses appeared first on Everbridge.

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The Risk of Overlooking Vehicle and Vendor Management

Security Industry Association

This fact alone highlights a critical vulnerability in how facilities are secured and managed. That is why organizations must evaluate all points of entry. As technology advances, so do the methods used by those looking to exploit vulnerabilities. Security breaches do not always happen through the lobby.

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Crisis Management Explained: A Comprehensive Guide

Bernstein Crisis Management

Key activities in this stage include: Debriefing and evaluation: Reviewing the organization’s response to the crisis, identifying lessons learned, and evaluating the effectiveness of the crisis management plan.

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What Is Cyber Extortion? Tips for Securing Your Data

Pure Storage

Data breaches often exploit vulnerabilities in software, weak passwords, or insider threats to gain access to critical systems and exfiltrate data. Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in outdated systems or through advanced persistent threats (APTs). To fix these vulnerabilities: 1.