Are You Spending Too Much (or Too Little) on Cybersecurity?
Pinpointing the right level of security spend is easy in theory but not in practice.
Category: Data Center Knowledge
CASB, SSO, or PAM? Access Control for Data Center Admins
Researchers agree that most enterprise security breaches involve stolen or weak passwords. Here are the main technological approaches to addressing this problem.
How to Secure Your AWS Storage Buckets
Amazon is responsible for securing its cloud. Your security inside its cloud is on you.
Why Entrusting Security to a Startup May Be Worth the Risk
They may not have the scale or the reputation of big vendors, but security startups are often better positioned to meet your specific needs.
California’s New Privacy Act May Drive Tighter Controls in Data Centers
The law goes into effect in 2020, but now is a good time to start preparing.
Can Supercomputers Improve Cybersecurity? Not for a While
Supercomputers are evolving at a maddening pace, but no matter how powerful, they remain impractical for solving security challenges.
Machine Learning Is Becoming a Must in Data Center Network Security
The volume of data traveling on networks and sophistication of attack tools are outpacing human experts’ capabilities.
Five Barriers to Adoption of Liquid Cooling in Data Centers
The rise of machine learning is driving adoption of liquid cooling, but the switch from air to liquid isn’t simple.
Does Your Data Center Have Adequate Cyber Insurance?
As enterprises get increasingly interconnected, cyber insurance for data centers is becoming not only a priority, it’s becoming a best practice.
Following Equinix’s Lead, Interxion Gets Into Encryption Key Management
Interxion has launched an encryption key management service called Key Guardian.
The Challenges and Opportunities of Big Data in Cybersecurity
While big data is a challenge to defend, big data concepts are now applied extensively across the cybersecurity industry.
Biggest Web Security Vulnerabilities Haven’t Changed Much – And That’s Not a Good Thing
After 15 years, the OWASP Top 10 list remains largely the same
Why Common Knowledge of Cyberattack Lifecycle is Wrong
Today’s cyberattack lifecycle is short, unpredictable, and often with brutal results.
Edge Computing May Increase Attack Surface
To protect the edge, enterprises should move toward architectures that will protect applications even if the infrastructure is compromised.
Data Center Infrastructure, the Often-Overlooked Security Risk
Power supplies, cooling systems, even security systems themselves can all be entry points for attackers.