“Customers experience heightened risk when third-party vendors have expansive privileges to their operational environments. Unfettered access leaves a clear pathway for attacks to have ripple effects across customer network environments, exposing their sensitive information and possibly impacting their daily operations.” - Jamie Moles via SC Media https://xtra.li/3XxGXS8
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In today’s threat landscape, implementing #NDR solutions has become a critical component of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy. Ensuring the safety and integrity of your network is not just about defense—it’s about proactive detection and swift response. Stay ahead of cyber threats and fortify your security posture with #Extrahop’s cutting-edge NDR solutions. Protect your critical assets and ensure your network remains resilient against evolving #CyberThreats. 🌐🔒 #NDR #SOC #Extrahop #NetworkDetectResponse #ThreatDetection #NetworkVisibility #CyberSecurity #CISO
“Customers experience heightened risk when third-party vendors have expansive privileges to their operational environments. Unfettered access leaves a clear pathway for attacks to have ripple effects across customer network environments, exposing their sensitive information and possibly impacting their daily operations.” - Jamie Moles via SC Media https://xtra.li/3XxGXS8
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Some great news for a Thursday. Darwinium is SOC 2 Type 2 Compliant! This milestone is a testament to our unwavering commitment to data security, privacy, and transparency. SOC 2 Type 2 compliance is an industry-recognized standard that demonstrates our dedication to safeguarding the sensitive information of our customers and partners. What does this mean for you? ✅ Greater Confidence: You can trust Darwinium with your data, knowing that it is handled with the utmost care and security. ✅ Continuous Improvement: We continuously assess and improve our internal controls to ensure the highest level of security and compliance. ✅ Peace of Mind: Rest easy knowing your business is in safe hands when you collaborate with us. To our valued customers and partners, thank you for your trust and continued support. We look forward to delivering even better services with this enhanced level of security and compliance. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, feel free to reach out. Here's to a more secure and successful future together! Alisdair Faulkner Rebekah Moody Ben Davey Caleb Moore Colin Goldie Elias Bizannes #SOC2Type2 #DataSecurity #Compliance #Trustworthy #Teamwork #Milestone #BusinessSuccess #SecurityFirst
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OIDC—The Authentication You Need - Maintaining security of customer data is paramount to establishing trust. It enhances your reputation and makes your company a safe place to do business. https://hubs.ly/Q02zfcrs0
OIDC—The Authentication You Need
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🔒 Secure Your Customer Data 🔒 In a world where data breaches are increasingly common, customer data security is paramount. InSignal Systems uses state-of-the-art encryption to ensure your customer data is always secure. 🔐 #DataSecurity #CustomerTrust
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Supply Chain Breaches Up 68% Year Over Year, According to DBIR As Verizon Business redefines "supply chain breach," it could either help organizations address third-party risk holistically or just conflate and confuse. In this year's DBIR, Verizon Business expanded its definition of "supply chain breach" to include not just compromises through vendors (e.g., Target in 2013), data custodians (MOVEit), and software updates (SolarWinds), but also vulnerabilities in third-party software.
DBIR: Supply Chain Breaches Up 68% Year Over Year
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🚨 A data breach alert in the #telecom sector should be yet another wake-up call for logistics. A significant data breach has impacted 73 million current AND former AT&T customers. Personal information - including addresses, social security numbers, and passcodes - has been leaked online on the #darkweb, raising serious security concerns. Heads up: although AT&T is investigating without concrete evidence of the data source, they've proactively reset customer passcodes and are urging vigilance over account and credit activities. 🔍 Why does this matter in transportation and logistics? 🔹 Data security is CRUCIAL. Our sector relies heavily on sensitive data (customer info & shipping details, etc.) This incident underlines the potential risks of data breaches. 🔹 Trust & reputation are at stake. Customers' confidence in our data security is vital. A breach not only damages trust but can significantly harm our industry’s reputation. 🔹 This spells a growing risk of supply chain disruptions. Cybersecurity breaches can disrupt everything. 🔹 There are renewed compliance & legal implications, too. With stringent data protection laws, breaches can lead to legal challenges and fines. Not just the perpetrators... but the trusted guardians of information, as well. As we increasingly adopt the latest and greatest technology, our exposure to cyber threats grows. Now's the time for a strategic shift... from being reactive in cybersecurity to adopting proactive, robust measures. Read more about the breach on BBC: https://lnkd.in/gaB3iTes #DataBreach #Cybersecurity #Logistics #SupplyChainSecurity #RiskManagement #ATandTLeak
AT&T data breach: Millions of customers caught up in major dark web leak
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Data breaches can lead to financial repercussions, loss of customer trust, and significant brand damage. That's why it's essential to prevent them. Today's blog discusses security measures for keeping customer data safe. Check it out! https://ow.ly/1zQg50Q8VVc
Safeguarding Call Center Customer Data in the Digital Age
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Utilising third parties and vendors are now a non-negotiable part of doing business, but use means accepting a level of insecurity and risk. Accepting this involves managing it so organisations can be resilient, so that, if the worst happens (a third party/vendor caused data breach), it isn’t devastating to organisations. Recognising, mitigating, and monitoring third party risks is imperative. 👉 To meet this need, we are excited to announce the launch of RADAR - our proprietary Data Breach Monitoring and Notification solution. RADAR, vigilantly tracks a wide array of sources, including news websites and DarkNet forums, leveraging AI and underpinned by human certainty, alerting you proactively to confirmed data breaches arising from your third parties/vendors. This timely, and relevant delivery of notifications is nowhere more important when it comes to managing and mitigating third party/vendor breaches, and their impact to your data, your clients and your organisation. Try RADAR now, with the first three months free, and take control of your third-party risk. For more insights on RADAR's features, please visit https://lnkd.in/gUG7xdrE Big thank you to Richie Hadfield for his world-class insights that have played a pivotal role in shaping the platform. 🛡️ #RADARLaunch #RedBelts #ThirdPartyRiskManagement #tprm #CyberSecurityInnovation #cyber #cybersecurity
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BBC News - Why some cyber-attacks hit harder than others https://lnkd.in/eYK2C4SS The implications of being a victim of a ransomware attack go beyond paying large sums of money to the attackers and regulators and beyond the reputational damage of being a victim. The impact can have far-reaching effects that prevent technological efficiency and cost time and money. The strategic defence of an organisation is, to my mind as important as; strong leadership, customer satisfaction and financial management.
Why some cyber-attacks hit harder than others
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Keeping customer information safe is super important for businesses. Let's look at simple ways to make sure we follow PCI rules and regain customer trust if things go wrong. #1 - Safeguarding sensitive customer information through PCI compliance measures. Implement encryption, tokenization, and secure network infrastructure. #2 - Regaining customer trust after a PCI non-compliance incident. Communicate transparently, offer compensation, and strengthen security measures. #3 - A counter-intuitive approach to PCI compliance. Embrace continuous monitoring, not just annual audits. Implement real-time threat detection and response. Following strong PCI rules and talking openly with customers help keep their data safe and rebuild trust if there's a problem. Keeping an eye on things all the time helps us stay ahead of any threats, making sure customer info stays secure and our business stays strong.
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Great point, Jamie! Ensuring third-party vendors have only the necessary access and implementing strict monitoring can significantly mitigate these risks. What strategies do you recommend for effectively managing and auditing third-party access?