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Insider Threats: Keeping the Cyber Boogeyman Out

There’s a reason why National Cybersecurity Awareness Month coincides with the Halloween season. After all, what’s scarier than a cybercriminal making his way into an organization? Well for starters, how about the employee that may unknowingly be to blame for

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The Greatest Cybersecurity Threats are Inside Your Own Walls

Most companies have invested significantly in technology to protect their systems and data from hackers. But what’s often overlooked in cybersecurity—the human element—is just as dangerous, if not more dangerous. IBM reported in 2014 that human error is a contributing

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Corey Williams Discusses Next-Gen Access and Zero Trust Security

Inner Circle Podcast: Episode 006 My guest on this episode of the Inner Circle podcast is Corey Williams, Senior Director of Product Management at Centrify. The focus of our chat is next-gen access, and how the principle of zero trust

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Barracuda Uses AI to Defend Against Spear Phishing and Cyber Fraud

There is something to be said for having the right knowledge to avoid a cyber threat. In spite of using relatively little security tools, security professionals are generally less likely to become compromised. On the other hand, many average or

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The NSA Security Lesson: Focus On the ‘Why’ First Not the ‘Who’

This last year or so has been somewhat of a showcase for how not to do security. Much of last month was hundreds of thousands of us dealing with the fact that the NSA likely spent millions finding an exploit

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