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As the threat landscape grows, there’s a need to take a proactive approach that incorporates multilayered security, advanced analytics and user education.
Today, no word strikes greater fear in the heart of a business or IT executive than “cyber–security.” As threats become more common and dangerous—and high-profile breaches emerge as the new normal—there’s a growing recognition that conventional methods and approaches aren’t enough to secure an enterprise.
“In the past, if you had basic protections in place—things like a firewall, antivirus and intrusion detection—you were mostly safe and secure,” states Jeremy Samide, CEO of security advisory and cyber-intelligence firm Stealthcare. “The risks now extend far beyond the perimeter.”
Protecting systems and data in the era of connected networks, systems and devices is daunting, and businesses have become primary targets for malware, ransomware and direct theft. As Samide puts it: “It’s a chaotic and confusing environment. There are multiple threat vectors, increasingly sophisticated and effective attacks, and a general lack of security standards.”
Read the complete article at Taking a Multifaceted Approach to Cyber-Security
