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If you’re a system administrator or security professional, you’ll be familiar with the National Vulnerability Database (NVD). The NVD—which is maintained by the National Institute

Data centers provide crucial computing power and storage to businesses across the globe. Historically, they have been large, centralized facilities, but as demand for faster

Threat actors do their best work in the dark—figuratively, at least. In other words, they rely on the ignorance or inaction of their target. They

Cybersecurity has changed. It’s difficult to say when this happened. Perhaps it was when enterprises accepted the value of cloud software. Maybe it was the

If your organization is like most, you probably use Active Directory (AD), Microsoft’s directory service. It runs on Windows Server and allows admins to manage

Whether you’re hit with a data breach, ransomware or a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS), having your business compromised by a threat actor is

Ideally, you want your business to be capable of weathering any storm. To remain operational even during the worst disaster. That’s where your business continuity

The cybersecurity sector has changed a great deal over the years, as traditional perimeters have disintegrated into nothingness amidst digital transformation and remote work initiatives.

No one wants to deal with a crisis. Unfortunately, it’s more or less inevitable that your business will face some form of a disruptive incident