Facilitating a ransomware payment enables criminals to profit from their illicit activities and could violate OFAC regulations.
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The Importance Of Cyber Security In Business
Responsibilities have moved to the board room because data breach factors that impact your bottom line are not limited to revenue loss, damage to reputation, or loss of Intellectual Property.
5 Mistakes Executives Make Delegating Security To MSPs
MSPs claim to provide effective data security, so you delegate. You cannot relinquish responsibility and must inspect the work they perform. Trusting cybersecurity to your MSP is prone to problems that lead to disastrous results.
What Are Blue Teams and Blue Team Exercises?
Blue teams are responsible for monitoring, detecting, and reacting to security threats. Click here to learn more about blue teams.
Securing IoT, IIoT, and OT from Exploitation and Disruption
Real-time production monitoring and quality control improve with securely integrated IoT, IIoT, and OT to streamline supply chain operations. Click here to learn more.
What Are Red Teams and Why Conduct Exercises?
Valuable and objective insights about the existence of vulnerabilities, efficacy of defenses, and mitigating controls for the U.S. manufacturing industry. Click here to learn more about Red teams.
Backup Policy: What You Should Know About Backing Up Your Data?
Data loss and downtime not only impact budget, business interruption can tarnish reputations and sever relationships. Click here to find out why.
How Third-Party Risks Impact the Supply Chain
A systematic approach to third-party risk management is needed for more effective supply chain management. Click here to learn more about third-party risk.
15 Misconceptions About Supply Chain Cybersecurity
Comments or concerns regarding cybersecurity can often be myths or misconceptions. This article explains why inaccurate conclusions and misconceptions about cybersecurity are common contributors to disruption within supply chains.
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (aka CMMC)
CMMC aims to become a verification mechanism for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and establishing cybersecurity controls on Defense Industrial Base (DIB).