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Trying to define what exactly constitutes suspicious behaviour can be something of an enigma, as this is a vast and complex subject. However, whether it comes from users, applications or lines of code, investigating suspicious behaviour on workstations is an integral part of efforts to...https://www.stormshield.com/news/why-do-updates-pose-a-problem-in-the-cybersecurity-world/
Ah updates… Those pesky updates, all too often labelled as “restrictive”. However, these updates exist for our own good. And although it’s often difficult to make reasonable IT security choices if these are detrimental to production, updating is something which can’t be put off until...https://www.stormshield.com/news/smart-buildings-in-the-age-of-cybersecurity/
Current and future smart buildings offer the promise of user comfort and energy efficiency, all managed by increasingly interconnected systems. Smart networks and other applications central to this technology have proliferated rapidly in recent years, and continually exchange a variety of different data—sometimes to the...https://www.stormshield.com/news/do-cybersecurity-companies-have-a-public-service-mission/
A general state of digital disruption during the COVID-19 health crisis has rendered companies, hospitals and public institutions particularly vulnerable to computer attacks. More than ever, the role of cybersecurity companies has been crucial in protecting these vital services which are so essential to the...https://www.stormshield.com/news/covid-19-and-cybersecurity-anticipating-tomorrows-threats/
At the peak of the pandemic, companies were obliged to focus their efforts on ensuring business continuity even if this meant taking a few liberties with cybersecurity. So, how do you remain agile in a storm without jeopardising digital security? How do you avoid the...