Cyber threats are increasingly persistent, complex, and sophisticated. At the same time, the security regulations that communications service providers (CSP) must comply with are more stringent than ever before. If CSPs are to meet those demands and deliver the best possible services to customers, they need much greater visibility into the security posture of their networks and the potential risks they face — but many lack the in-house expertise or resources to generate the insights required to do so.
Using an established security framework proven for telco operators, Nokia Consulting Services identified key security gaps, risks, and vulnerabilities for our customer. We provided recommendations on how the customer can evolve its 4G and 5G security posture to meet high-quality standards.
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CareStack started by migrating its existing policies, procedures, documents, and various other artifacts to Sprinto. Since CareStack already followed security best practices and had baseline policies in place, they only needed to tweak these policies to align with HIPAA and ISO27001:2013 guidelines. Sprinto’s baked-in policy templates expedited this exercise. “We uploaded our own policies, and also used Sprinto templates to save time,” remarks Sriram. Operationalizing policy acknowledgment and security training followed immediately after.
With integrations secured and nested, activating controls was next. Thanks to the fact that control data (and their respective checks) are pre-mapped to frameworks integrated into Sprinto, CareStack was able to expedite its launch and begin monitoring both programs quickly.
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N-able, Inc., the solutions partner helping IT services providers deliver security, data protection as-a-service, and remote monitoring and management services, announced it has added a Standby Image feature as part of the company’s recently launched Cove Data Protection™ solution. By making it simple to create, manage, and report on virtual server images in the partner’s preferred location, ready for quick and flexible disaster recovery, without an expensive proprietary appliance, N-able delivers on the promise of cloud-first data protection as-a-service combined with business-class disaster recovery.
In the past, IT services providers thought they needed pricey backup appliances or traditional image backup to offer the full spectrum of disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) choices. Traditional products’ high costs and ineffectiveness were regarded as the cost of effective catastrophe recovery. With the launch of Standby Image, Cove adopts a novel strategy by fusing a full DRaaS with an affordable, cloud-first architecture. The current host and this version enhance the completely automated Recovery Testing feature.
Ransomware is one of the most popular methods used by hackers and malicious actors. According to The Verizon 2022 Data Breach Investigations Report, in 2021 ransomware increased by 13 per cent, representing a jump greater than the past five years combined. Its lucrative nature has incentivised bad actors to expand the scope of their attacks, including the introduction of new variants designed specifically to encrypt or delete backup data stored on the local network, destroying organisations’ last line of defence and further incentivising payment.
With 90% of organisations saying digital transformation introduces new risks, what if you could enable agility in technology innovation safely and confidently? Discover how easy it is to drastically improve your risk and security hygiene in this guide. You’ll get use cases for integrating teams and automating workflows across risk and security management, empowering you to remediate issues before they become cyberbreaches.
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Building the business case for operational resiliency investment
Today, organizations face an everexpanding universe of risks that can lead to business disruption. Cyberattacks are increasing in frequency and sophistication, putting customer and company data in the crosshairs of malicious actors.
Operational resiliency requires significant investment in enabling technology. Given the magnitude of the risk landscape and the speed with which risks evolve, more traditional approaches to managing risk, such as spreadsheets and emails, just don’t scale.
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The ever-increasing frequency and costs of cyberbreaches mean you need to create the strongest possible security in your organisation. But how can you achieve this while still supporting innovation and change? By orchestrating your security operations—as well as risk and IT asset management—on a single platform. Read this ebook for six steps to a more powerful security posture using automation.You’ll see how to break down silos to rapidly prioritise cyberthreats and route tasks to the right teams for resolution.
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Security leaders are on high alert. From Russian cyber threats to proliferating malware, there’s a wide spectrum of new challenges in critical infrastructure.
Join a talk with Synack’s CEO, Jay Kaplan, and Kevin Tambascio, IT/OT Attack Surface Reduction Manager at Cleveland Clinic as they discuss best practices for operationalizing pentesting.
From on-demand security testing to creative Red Team exercises, learn how world class security leaders are preparing their organizations for tomorrow’s threats.
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How much could a data breach cost your business? The Cost of a Data Breach Report offers a detailed investigation of factors that influence financial impacts to organizations. Discover what security measures can mitigate costs based on analysis of over 500 real security incidents
- Understand cost mitigation effects of security automation and incident response planning
- Gain insight into factors that can amplify the cost of a breach including security system complexity
- Benchmark costs based on industry region and organization size
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Join Katharina Koerner in an insightful session as she navigates the future of AI in security compliance. This discussion covers key areas such as the Executive Order on Safe AI Development, AI security within the draft EU AI Act, and the integral role of security in responsible AI principles. Delve into the latest research on Machine Learning and AI security, specifically addressing security challenges in Generative AI. Gain practical insights into mitigating security risks in Large Language Models (LLMs) through an exploration of OWASP Top 10 principles. This condensed overview offers a user-friendly yet comprehensive understanding of the essential elements shaping the intersection of AI and security.
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Use Sprinto to move from the bleeding edge of compliance chaos to the calm center of effortless management.
By consolidating security risks and controls in one place, Sprinto produces a comprehensive, unified view of compliance. Not only does the platform map each risk and control to standards, individuals, and systems, but it also automatically nudges necessary actions to uphold compliance. This way you spend less time coordinating for compliance, and more time driving and promoting best practices.
