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The backbone of security: How NIST 800-88 and 800-53 compliance safeguards data centers
NIST 800-53 and 800-88 provide essential guidelines for securing data centers, addressing data protection, privacy, and proper media sanitization. Adherence to these standards enhances data security, prevents breaches, and ensures compliance through robust processes and verifiable destruction practices. Implementing in-house data destruction processes aligned with NIST standards minimizes risks and fosters trust with stakeholders by…
What is identity governance and administration (IGA)?
Identity governance and administration (IGA) complements identity and access management (IAM) by focusing on policies and processes for managing digital identities and ensuring proper access control. IGA tools streamline identity management through automation, role-based access control (RBAC), entitlement management, and auditing, reducing risks and enhancing regulatory compliance. Modern IGA tools operate across on-premises and cloud…
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Cleaning Up the Data Disaster: How Businesses Can Battle Dirty Data
Dirty data significantly impacts businesses, causing inefficiencies, financial losses, and damaged customer relationships. Companies lose billions annually due to poor data quality. Manual errors, outdated information, and disconnected systems are common sources of dirty data, but proactive prevention measures and data audits can reduce their impact. Clean data drives customer satisfaction, improves decision-making, enhances cost…
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What is the COBIT Framework and Preparing for a COBIT Audit
COBIT is a comprehensive framework for IT governance and management created by the ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) that ensures the quality, control, and reliability of information systems. It is widely applicable across industries. The latest version, COBIT 2019, expands on previous iterations by incorporating six governing principles, enhancing flexibility, and adding new…
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The Definitive Guide to SASE Security
SASE security offers a cloud-based framework that integrates network and security functions, ensuring scalable, efficient, and secure access for distributed workforces and IT environments. Core features include secure web gateways, firewalls-as-a-service, and zero trust network access, emphasizing centralized policy control and enhanced user experience. The architecture prioritizes isolation and zero trust methodologies to eliminate malware…
Overview of U.S. Cyber Trust Mark program to address cybersecurity risks in consumer IoT products
The U.S. Cyber Trust Mark program introduces a voluntary cybersecurity labeling initiative for wireless consumer IoT products, offering a clear label for devices that meet rigorous cybersecurity standards. Accompanied by a QR code, the label provides consumers with accessible security information about products, such as updated policies and support durations, enhancing transparency and trust. The…
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