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Network Encryption Keeps Our Data in Motion Secure for Business Services

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Network Encryption Keeps Our Data in Motion Secure for Business Services madhav Tue, 07/25/2023 - 04:59 The demand for high-speed networks and fast data transfers is increasing due to cloud adoption, digital transformation, and hybrid work. Why do you need network encryption in business services?

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You can now implement and maintain encryption with minimal impact

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

You can now implement and maintain encryption with minimal impact. Technologies such as IoT, cloud, edge computing, and AI can drastically improve business service and operations. However, their integration raises challenges around security, privacy, and the reliability of the underlying infrastructure.

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LockFile Ransomware uses a new intermittent encryption technique

Security Affairs

Recently emerged LockFile ransomware family LockFile leverages a novel technique called intermittent encryption to speed up encryption. Sophos researchers discovered that the group is now leveraging a new technique called “intermittent encryption” to speed up the encryption process.

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Proposed Amendments to NY Financial Services Cybersecurity Regulations Impose New Obligations on Large Entities, Boards of Directors and CISOs

Hunton Privacy

On July 29, 2022, the New York Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS”) posted proposed amendments (“Proposed Amendments”) to its Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies (“Cybersecurity Regulations”). As part of the “penetration testing and vulnerability assessments” requirements under Section 500.5

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How to Enhance IAM by Adding Layers of Zero Trust

eSecurity Planet

Zero trust is an approach to infrastructure security that never automatically trusts a user before verifying their identity and authorization. Zero trust also doesn’t restrict security to the network perimeter, since plenty of threats can slip through a firewall and move laterally through an organization’s network.

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