InTegriLogic Blog
Imagine a bank locking its doors at night but leaving piles of cash in the open. If someone managed to get inside, they’d have full access with no other barriers. This scenario mirrors traditional cybersecurity practices, where anyone on the network could access everything. Today, a more secure approach called Zero-Trust Security is transforming this outdated model. Let’s explore zero-trust security and the seven key pillars that support it.
In today's world, it's no surprise that information technology (IT) and security are closely linked—and for good reason. Modern technology not only enhances a business's security defenses but also requires advanced protection to keep critical IT systems safe. This makes it crucial for these two areas to work in harmony.
Let's explore some strategies to ensure your IT and security teams collaborate effectively.
Technology is an essential part of most business operations nowadays, regardless of the size of the business… and how that size may change over time. As such, it is essential that the infrastructure that supports this IT can adapt to these swells and declines.
Let’s discuss why it is so important that your IT infrastructure fits your business and a few best practices for tailoring it.
Passwords have long been one of the central pillars of account security on the Internet. Combined with a username, they make up the foundation of most login systems. Because of this, they are a hot commodity for hackers who want to steal credentials and infiltrate accounts or networks. In recent years, however, other security measures have exposed the weakness of poor passwords for security, leading to the adoption of other measures.
Ensuring that your organization's file-sharing policies and procedures are built to enhance security can significantly impact collaboration, distinguishing between efficient, streamlined processes and time-purging, wasteful practices. Navigating this terrain can be a challenge. Let’s explore several best practices your organization can adopt to optimize file-sharing.
Data security isn’t a matter to be taken lightly, as too many businesses have found out the hard way. Unfortunately, there are far too many simple ways to correct common security issues - enough that it’s foolish not to do so. We’ll review a few ways to fix security issues, after discussing one of, if not the, most egregious security failings in modern history.