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attackers engage with a honeypot, they won't be able to detect that it is not a real system and therefore know they're in the middle of getting caught. A second misconception is that deception is overly complicated and complex, with comparatively little ROI. Security organizations could enjoy the benefit of using deception technology – which is lightweight and has a low cost of maintenance – but are not engaging because they think it’s an overwhelming, complex approach that they won’t get enough value from. The reality is that deception technology is not the same as honeypots. That’s how deception began, but it has evolved significantly since then. Today’s deception takes the breadcrumb/deceptive artifact approach that leads attackers on a false trail, which triggers alerts so that defenders can find and stop the attackers in real time. Only unauthorized users know the deceptions exist, as they don’t have any effect on every day systems, so false positives are dramatically reduced. These aspects of deception technology add tremendous security and financial value to the IT security organization. Raise your Shield The attack surface that security teams must secure continues to expand rapidly as attacker tactics evolve – whether through nation-states attack teams, insider threats, for-hire groups or others. The forced digital transformation during the pandemic, and long-term ramifications that have resulted from it, points to the need for a more robust approach to protecting critical assets. And this is where active defense is key. It is likely that the MITRE Shield will become a standard to measure security proficiency by. Government agencies need to expand that proficiency by including the best practice of deception to their security mix. About the Author Having pioneered deception-based cybersecurity, founder and CEO of Illusive Networks Ofer Israeli leads the company at the forefront of the next evolution of cyber defense. Prior to establishing Illusive Networks, Ofer managed development teams based around the globe at Israel’s seminal cybersecurity company Check Point Software Technologies and was a research assistant in the Atom Chip Lab focusing on theoretical Quantum Mechanics. Ofer holds B.Sc. degrees in Computer Science and Physics from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Ofer can be reached on Twitter @ofer_israeli and at https://www.illusivenetworks.com. Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2021 Edition 122 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
How Next-Gen Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) Fits in with Your Hybrid IT Strategy By Thomas Müller-Martin, Global Partner Technical Lead, Omada More and more organizations are using a hybrid IT environment that combines both on-premises and cloud-based applications. The rise of remote work, driven by the pandemic, has only increased the speed of this transformation. In fact, Gartner predicts that more than 75% of midsize and large organizations will have adopted some kind of multi-cloud or hybrid IT strategy by 2021. While this approach brings many advantages, it can also make it harder to get a transparent view of who has access to which IT systems and applications within the organization. As organizations continuously move more workloads to digital services, they will need a more solid approach to identity management. Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) has become a cornerstone of solid IT security, allowing organizations to implement processes for controlling, managing and auditing access to data, which is an important prerequisite to reduce the security risk. Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2021 Edition 123 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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