Encryption is a method to cypher data that a user sends and receives, as well as data that resides on endpoints and servers.

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The ever-changing threat landscape that enterprise infrastructure endpoints face requires a comprehensive solution to discover, categorize, and respond to both old and new threats. Malwarebytes delivers dynamic endpoint security to combat this. It provides the following features to discovering and responding to cyber threats:

Email is the lifeline that connects remote workers to their organizations, especially a growing number of teams work from home or collaborate across the globe. But increasing an organization’s digital presence brings with it a growing number of digital threats. Crashes in cloud-based email platforms can slash productivity and create complications. Meanwhile, sophisticated cyber-attacks can compromise not just the security of employees, but also their data and the applications they use to do their jobs.

When an organization has a highly remote workforce or shifts its operations to remote working, even temporarily, they could be opening their network to many risks. One way to mitigate them is by implementing UEBA software. UEBA stands for User and Event Behavior Analytics or User and Entity Behavior Analytics, depending on who you ask.

Emergencies such as natural disasters or pandemics force organizations to take measures for establishing work-from-home procedures. One of the first security measures organizations must implement for remote work is multi-factor authentication (MFA). Multi-factor authentication is a method to protect access to corporate networks and business-critical systems, both on-premises and remotely. It requires an employee or a partner to provide at least two authentication factors to confirm his or her identity and login credentials.

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was enacted in 2002 following a series of corporate scandals involving large public companies in the United States. The main goal of the legislation was to restore the trust in the U.S. financial markets and prevent public companies from defrauding their investors.

Learn about the difference between SCADA and IoT systems and how they work and compare to one another.

Proofpoint is a cybersecurity platform aimed to protect workers and data from advanced cybersecurity criminals that target email, social media and mobile devices.

Malicious actors attack an end-user device every 30 seconds and their arsenal of hacking tools is growing increasingly sophisticated and hard to detect.