Discover the strategies that IT leaders can use develop the security approach to thrive in an ever-changing risk environment.
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When your customers’ cybersecurity needs have expanded to accommodate more remote work, the potential channels for security breaches increase tremendously. That’s why the importance of having a
In today’s world, pen testing tools are getting smaller and more innovative – which opens the door to many Wi-Fi security vulnerabilities. Because we are all users of Wi-Fi and increasingly so, it is
Student and faculty information can be accessed from anywhere at any time. With that comes the need to restrict unauthorized access to these applications and data. By adopting multi-factor
In today’s ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, firewall performance should be standardized in order to keep real-world threats at bay and ultimately, protect your business. That’s why WatchGuard is
Manufacturing is one of the most hacked industries in the world, second only to healthcare. As manufacturers modernize their shop floors and set up sophisticated Operational Technology (OT) networks
Each year, our WatchGuard Threat Research team looks to predict the biggest upcoming threats and security trends, while looking at how previous security threats evolved over time. From emerging risks
The cyber threat landscape continuously increases in complexity year over year and it is now more important than ever to implement an endpoint solution to protect your network. In today’s world
Every quarter, the WatchGuard Threat Lab releases an Internet Security Report that describes and analyzes the top threat trends impacting companies around the world. The report highlights the leading
The dark web – notoriously known as the place where people come to sell credentials and personal data. This has not always been the case since it was originally created by the US government to allow
