Learning to think like a hacker is a first step toward stopping one Cybercrime is big business. Lucrative results have spurred a large industry of crime organizations run by hackers who are sophisticated, organized, highly-trained, and well-funded. Some are just as technologically sophisticated as the most advanced IT companies – and move just as quick to adopt the latest innovations, from artificial intelligence to cloud computing. Cybercrime costs the world economy an estimated $600 billion a year and attacks show no sign of slowing down. After all, hackers perceive a little risk of being
CyberGlass WAN Protection, Part 1
How to keep bad online actors out of your network Once upon a time, building a strong defense around a company’s perimeter was considered the best protection against cybercrime. But while that’s still important, it’s no longer enough to stop clever hackers as the perimeter blurs and organizations connect more and more of their business to the Internet. Cybersecurity is a daily struggle for businesses. And the U.S. Director of National Intelligence Daniel R. Coats recently warned that the “potential for surprise” will continue to rise as billions of more devices are connected to the Internet
Introducing the Next Generation of Cybersecurity Protection
CyberGuard360’s trailblazing CyberGlass doesn’t only spot attacks – it fixes them Prevention can win over even the most persistent attacks, thanks to a groundbreaking new weapon in the war on cybercrime: CyberGlass. The latest innovation from leading cybersecurity provider CyberGuard360, CyberGlass, an MSSP-in-a-Box solution. It is the first and only platform to combine all the elements of a complete cybersecurity program into a single actionable interface – enabling MSPs, MSSPs, and enterprise IT teams to view an organization’s cybersecurity strength in real-time through a single pane of
Is Your Industry on The Hacker Hit List?
Cybercriminals are adapting techniques they’ve used successfully against financial service companies to breach other data-rich industries. Here’s a list of who’s on their hit list. It was barely more than a decade ago that data breaches didn’t register as a major concern for companies. But cybercrime is exploding – costing the world an estimated $600 billion in 2017 – and the potential reputational damage and major financial losses that follow a successful attack rank high on every company’s agenda. Cybercrime has become a permanent and alarming risk for organizations of all sizes and