Security industry threatened by talent drain
Techsense team I 1:53 pm, 3rd November
Forrester has released its Predictions 2022: Cybersecurity, Risk, and Privacy report revealing an important aspect of security professionals quitting their jobs. The report claims that one in 10 experienced security professionals will exit the industry. Per 2021 data, more than half (51%) of cybersecurity executives faced extreme stress or burnout, and another 65% wanted to quit their jobs due to extreme stress levels.
5 ways to ensure cloud security
Techsense team I 10:44 pm, 1st November
According to statistics, 83% of all company workload would be stored in the cloud by the end of 2021. Also, 67% of all enterprise infrastructure will likely be shifted to the cloud by the end of this year. As more and more businesses move to the cloud, the need for enhanced cloud security also increases.
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework: Know Your Enemy
Techsense team I 10:30 pm, 1st November
Protection against cyberattacks is a priority for modern business. Detecting potential threats requires a thorough understanding of common attacker techniques and tactics. It is also important for organizations to know how to mitigate these risks. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are innovative and come up with new tactics all the time.
Multi-Factor Authentication? Yes, But
Techsense team I 9:48 pm, 1st November
Authentication plays an extremely important role in cybersecurity. Put simply, it is the process of determining whether someone is actually who he declares himself to be. Most websites and other Internet services use usernames and passwords as a method of authentication. However, many people have weak passwords which can make it easier for hackers to gain unlawful access to important data.
5 Surprising Applications of Blockchain
Techsense Team I 12:55 pm, 20th September
Blockchain is best known as the innovative database technology that forms the foundation of almost all cryptocurrencies. It is an incorruptible, decentralized digital ledger. Blockchain stores sensitive data and publicly validates and distributes transactions in unalterable encrypted ledgers. It is decentralized, making it a fantastic instrument in banking and finance to make international payments, improve capital markets, and streamline trade finance deals. However, blockchain can be used across other industries for other purposes as well. Here are five of them.