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Good password hygiene is one area that is crucial yet often overlooked, so it is important to build a culture that implements best practices and security habits. Employees should create a unique password for each of their digital accounts and applications, as well as turn on MFA where possible for an added layer of security. Another important habit employees should add to their daily routine is checking emails for authenticity from the moment they read them. This allows them to not be pressured to engage with different phishing emails, even during stressful situations. If an email seems questionable and suspicious, reporting the incident to the IT security department will allow them to address the situation and confirm whether it is a potential cyberattack. Security-awareness training is the foundation to your organization’s cybersecurity Companies that focus on security-awareness training are setting themselves up to successfully combat cyberattacks. Establishing a “human firewall” will increase employees’ abilities to assess potential threats and thwart them from the get-go. IT managers need to stay vigilant in upskilling their company employees with new, easy-to-use, up-to-date tools and more sophisticated phishing attacks to ensure their systems will not get compromised due to preventable human error. These actions will help your employees stay ahead of hackers, and keep your organization safe even as cyberattacks become increasingly sophisticated amid the ever-changing digital environment. About the Author Dr. Yvonne Bernard is CTO at Hornetsecurity, the global Cloud Security, Compliance and Backup pioneer founded in Hannover, Germany. With a Ph.D. in Computer Science, she has a technical background and is responsible for strategic and technical development in the areas of Product Management, Software Development, Innovation & Research, Security Lab and Cloud Infrastructure. Learn more at https://www.hornetsecurity.com Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 80 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
4 Secure Framework Considerations Before Deploying Workloads in The Public Cloud By Jhilam Biswas, Customer Engineering Manager, Google Cloud Enterprises are adopting public cloud providers like never before. Gartner estimated the global forecasted spend on public cloud services to grow by 20% from 2022. Enterprises adopt cloud for several reasons - a couple of them being pay-as-you-go flexible pricing models and scalability. However, when moving infrastructure to the cloud - be it core compute services, serverless technologies, databases, analytics stack etc., security is often left as an afterthought. The repercussions of that mindset are huge, sometimes leading to significant financial losses, irreversible damages and a negative impact on the enterprise’s brand image. Hence moving to the cloud requires a thorough evaluation of potential risks, compliance obligations and assessment of your business requirements. A recent Gartner report calls out “Through 2025, 99% of cloud security failures will be the customer’s fault.” In this article, we’ll cover 4 secure framework considerations that an enterprise should absolutely be considering before making the move to the cloud. Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 81 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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