Defending a network’s perimeter is a critical aspect of cybersecurity for businesses, government agencies, and non-profits alike. A network perimeter acts as the first line of defense against cyber threats, safeguarding valuable data and resources from unauthorized access and cyber attacks. This defense is particularly important in an era marked by sophisticated and frequent cyber threats.
Our research focuses on not only analyzing the current threats, but also the threat trends that we identify. This year we have seven key trends we’re watching closely.
As we approach February 2024, significant changes loom over the horizon for email communication. Major email service providers, including Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Apple, are setting the stage for more rigorous enforcement of email authentication standards to curb spam, phishing, and malware threats.
In the realm of cybersecurity, the risk of insider threats, encompassing both compromised and negligent employees as well as those who intentionally go rogue, is a critical and often overlooked aspect.
In March 2021, the Commonwealth of Virginia enacted the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA), a significant move towards enhancing the data privacy rights of Virginia residents. This act, effective from January 1, 2023, is the state’s principal consumer data protection law, and it’s crucial for businesses worldwide dealing with clients in Virginia to understand its implications.