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A recent analysis by JPMorgan Chase has highlighted critical flaws in the CVSS scoring process, emphasizing how missing context can lead to misleading vulnerability prioritization. In the realm of cybersecurity, patching vulnerabilities is often seen as the ultimate safeguard. Patch those CVEs, and your organization is secure—right? Not quite. The reality is that patching isn’t as simple or as effective as it may seem. Given limited resources, business interruptions, and the overwhelming number of vulnerabilities, achieving 100% patching—even for critical and high-severity issues—can feel like an impossible task.

In today’s digital age, safeguarding sensitive data is more important than ever. Yet, the risks associated with improper data erasure are often underestimated. A recent discovery shared by X user @dosdude1 reveals just how vulnerable improperly “wiped” drives can be, emphasizing the need for certified data erasure tools like Securaze Work.

The need for a data governance strategy often becomes clear as your organization evolves and your data landscape becomes more complex. If your organization is still relying on traditional on-premises data systems, the shift to cloud computing, along with an increasing flow of external data sources such as social media feeds, marketing data, and unstructured streams from various devices, can leave you feeling out of control. At this point, it may be time to consider a formal data governance strategy.

In today’s rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape, organizations face constant challenges in outpacing increasingly sophisticated attacks. Traditional security solutions often fall short, leaving critical vulnerabilities exposed. Enter NetFlow: a transformative tool that redefines how organizations approach threat detection and response.

Quantum computers exist as we speak. While their full potential will still be years in the making, your business needs to start upping the ante on the encryption game without delay. 

Data security has transformed from a behind-the-scenes IT function to a critical business priority. This evolution stems from the increasing prevalence of data breaches that expose sensitive consumer information. In response, governments worldwide have established stringent regulations requiring organizations to safeguard Personally Identifiable Information (PII) through encryption and other protective measures.

One Identity Active Roles is a robust identity and access management (IAM) solution designed to streamline and secure Active Directory (AD) environments. By consolidating AD domains and Entra ID tenants into a unified console, Active Roles ensures consistent enforcement of security policies through automation, granular delegation, and permissions management. This not only synchronizes identity data across the network but also reduces instances of incorrect access privileges, ultimately strengthening organizational security and efficiency.

Fail Fast, Move Forward: Embracing the API-as-a-Product Mindset

Operational Technology (OT) security is a multifaceted challenge, requiring organizations to address diverse risks and vulnerabilities. Frameworks like the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 (CSF 2.0) help structure these efforts. Although not OT-specific, CSF 2.0 provides valuable guidance for improving cybersecurity across industries. In Europe, frameworks like NIS2 extend these protections, emphasizing the security of critical infrastructure.