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Forcepoint SASE CyberSummit

Forcepoint Makes the Case for the Future of Cloud-Powered Cybersecurity

Forcepoint is hosting the SASE CyberSummit today. SASE is an acronym for Secure Access Service Edge—essentially redefining the “perimeter” from a cybersecurity perspective in a complex, hybrid, cloud-first world. Forcepoint has packed the day with informative keynotes and valuable breakout

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Cyber Crime Increases as Networks Grow More Vulnerable in the Wake of COVID-19

By Maribeth Anderson and Emily Selck Cyber criminals are capitalizing on the current pandemic and finding greater success in breaching an increasing number of business networks. Safeguard your network during this unprecedented time with these 7 best practices. Viruses aren’t

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Microsoft Leans on Intel to power Azure Confidential Computing

Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective Data is the fuel that drives business, which is why it’s also a primary target. Protecting data has always been a challenge, but cloud computing, containers, SaaS (software-as-a-service) applications, mobile devices, and IoT (internet

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Zero-day Vulnerabilities and the Visibility Gap Challenge During Mass Remote Work

As the world collectively deals with COVID-19, many organizations have enacted company-wide work from home policies to help slow the spread of the virus. For many organizations the sudden requirement to support home working en masse has exposed an uncomfortable

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5 Reasons Why COVID-19 Budget Cuts Shouldn’t Include IT Security Spend

Leaders are moving beyond business continuity, evaluating budget cuts and tighter spending controls to help weather the COVID-19 crisis and the economy’s certain tailspin. This month PwC released a survey revealing the financial measures top business leaders in the U.S.

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