Due to disruptive events felt globally, operational resilience has grown in importance for banks and regulators. Banks can no longer simply prepare for “what if” scenarios; they must assume those scenarios will happen and prove they have a way to continue business as usual.
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The universal desire for faster innovation fundamentally requires that software developers reuse code frequently and efficiently. This, in turn, has led to a critical dependence on OSS libraries borrowed from third-party ecosystems. These third-party
components and packages represent the building blocks of modern...
Application leaders are mired in escalations due to open-source software security vulnerabilities and licensing risks. They should mandate the use of software composition analysis tools to detect and remediate risks early and continuously throughout the software development life cycle.
By 2025, 75% of application...
Developers face the challenge of creating differentiated, customized, and compelling customer experiences quickly. As a result, they no longer write all of their own code to solve every problem. Instead, they assemble, configure, and automate their code and often rely on common open source and commercial components to...
The debilitating Colonial Pipeline attack in 2021, which cost the organization $4.4 million to restore the data, highlights the devastating consequences of ransomware and why nearly one in three companies hit with an attack is likely to pay the fee.
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Worst-case scenario: Ransomware gets through defenses. It's now a game of "Beat the Clock." David Finley of Dell Technologies and Andrew Peters of Unisys detail the cyber recovery road map and how to generate a plan to both respond to and recover from the attack.
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The ransomware landscape has changed a great deal over the past ten
years. Today, ransomware attacks are driven by three primary factors—
ransomware-as-a-service, extortion, and cryptocurrency—and each of
these variables influences the overall threat of ransomware in distinctly
different ways.
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Most security leaders know that an effective security awareness program can play an outsized role in reducing risk. But measuring—and communicating—the impact of your security awareness program to executives is not always easy. This e-book explores the ins and outs of security awareness programs to help you build,...
Organizations are forced to prioritize security efforts. This leads to risky tradeoffs, like only focusing on part of the attack surface. And a lot of organizations have adopted security models such as shifting left, at the risk of having an incomplete strategy. Efforts to staff up, prioritize resources, and situate...
See Why Prevalent Is Named an IT VRM Tools Magic Quadrant Leader
The 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for IT Vendor Risk Management Tools evaluates 17 VRM providers, and Prevalent is recognized as a Leader.
We believe this report will equip you with the information you need to make sense of the VRM solution...
This definitive report from Prevalent is loaded with insightful data, analysis and recommendations from our survey of global risk management practitioners.
The report reveals why:
Organizations are missing important risks outside of cybersecurity
More attention should be paid to the entire third-party risk...
As vendor data breaches and supply chain disruptions continue to make headlines, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the demands of assessing risk across hundreds (or even thousands) of third parties.
Prevalent is here to help. We’ve tapped into 17+ years of experience in third-party risk management to identify...
You don’t have to work for a US federal agency to know NIST. The National Institute of Standards and Technology is behind several risk management guidelines that are widely adopted across public and private sectors alike. And, when it comes to supply chain security, three NIST publications are of particular...
It’s important to remember that MDR providers can only detect and respond to what they can see. For uncovered
layers of the attack surface, security teams must have the people, process and technology to monitor, detect and
respond to advanced and evasive threats. The critical decisions you must address are:
...
In 2021, eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) detected and responded to a significant increase in zero-day exploit activity in client environments. This included defending against Solarigate, ProxyLogon, ProxyShell, and most recently, preventing further compromise of client environments that had been targeted...
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