Helsinki, Finland – September 7, 2023 – SSH Communications Security extends SSH Zero Trust Suite to a modern, real-time, secure, and audited (who did what when?) human-to-human communications platform. It consists of multiple modules helping people to share private and sensitive data in semi-interactive (email) mode and in real-time (calls, video calls, and instant messaging) and on-demand (sharing data) inside and across organizational and country borders.  

Data is one of the most valuable assets that an organization owns. In today’s world, data increasing value comes the need for greater responsibility for data privacy and security. Data breaches, legal and financial penalties, and reputational damage are disastrous consequences for improper handling of sensitive data. Meanwhile government agencies and industry segments are stipulating the proper handling of data such as Singapore PDPA (Personal Data Protection Act 2012) and Banking Act.

Back in the early days of corporate networking, IT departments typically deployed firewalls to keep employees from accessing non-work related content, like social media sites. While content filtering remains part of a firewall’s job, it’s no longer the primary reason for using one. In today’s connected world, firewalls are fundamental to network security. Further, today’s firewall solutions have evolved to respond to companies’ changing needs, enabling organizations to micro-segment networks and protect web-applications.

This is the eleventh part of my syslog-ng tutorial. Last time, we learned about message parsing using syslog-ng. Today, we learn about enriching log messages.

Cloud migration challenges — capacity, throughput, performance and above all security — confront everyone in organizations from leaders and managers to users.

You did it. Many months ago, you sent your employees home armed with their laptops, a few passwords, and a couple of Zoom invites. Now, hunkered down in their stretchy, comfy clothes, thankful for not having to commute, they’re carrying on the day-to-day business responsibilities for your organization.

In today’s digital world, our lives are increasingly intertwined with computers and the internet. Whether it’s our personal online activities or sensitive work-related information, the data we share holds immense value…

This is the tenth part of my syslog-ng tutorial. Last time, we learned about syslog-ng filters. Today, we learn about message parsing using syslog-ng.

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Disaster recovery testing is an IT best practice designed to ensure any organization’s disaster recovery plan actually works across the entire chain of your company’s backup-and-recovery processes. It is a way of verifying that you’re backing up the right data safely and securely. Most importantly, it builds confidence that your data and applications are stored, backed up and can be recovered smoothly and be relied on to maintain business continuity. 

Whether your organization’s employees are back in the office at their desks full time, or more commonly pop into your brick-and-mortar location two to three times a week in hybrid fashion, it’s important to consider how they can securely collaborate. The changing work landscape, with workers spread throughout the world, and schlepping their laptops between home and “the office” requires secure collaboration solutions and managed file transfer (MFT) should be at the top of your hybrid wish list.

Cyber resilience frameworks can help your organization achieve a vital goal: ensuring you can prepare for, withstand, recover from and evolve to better adapt to cyberattacks and other threats to your IT systems that can disrupt your business, or even bring it to a screeching halt.