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Once-effective OT defense techniques like air-gapping are largely ineffective. Attack vectoring can shut down attack paths before they’re exploited.

This post discusses the creation of Azure test virtual machines and assigning an allowed IP address as part of a Power Automate cloud flow.

A range of private-sector companies conduct cost-effective NIST CSF-based cloud risk assessments following the tenets of existing NIST publications.

Learn how the Varonis Automation Engine allows you take control of your file permissions in an efficient and automated way.

To better understand endpoint security vendor container environment coverage offerings, Optiv conducted a comparative runtime protection test.

SASE, which enables robust Zero Trust, hinges on a next-generation secure web gateway.

SASE, which enables robust Zero Trust, hinges on a next-generation secure web gateway.

This video discusses Optiv's creation of Azure Resource Groups and Security Groups as part of a Power Automate Cloud Flow.

In this guest post, Kane Lightowler of Palo Alto Networks offers five key steps to deploying effective attack surface management with Zero Trust.

Embedded cybersecurity aligns business and technical imperatives and makes clear how they will interact in a fully integrated risk footing.

The first step on the Zero Trust journey is identity.

Don't take the bait when it comes to novel phishing lures. Optiv has eight easy steps for identifying, blocking and reporting phishing scams.