Amiseq Inc

Cyware | February 09, 2020

A zero-day vulnerability is a weakness within a computer network or software program that is unknown to its developers. The term ‘zero’ indicates the same-day window in which exploits often occur. Zero-day attacks come without warning. Such attacks can pose a high risk for a company or business if appropriate actions are not taken at the right time. It can even lead to loss of millions of dollars and put untold volumes of private info at risk. A zero-day vulnerability is a weakness w...

Cisco | June 12, 2020

Non-integrated point solutions make enterprise cyber security more challenging, thereby damaging confidence in security, according to a plurality of IT and security professionals. Adding multiple products from different suppliers simply adds more comple...

Software Security

Ardalyst | March 02, 2022

In May 2021, the Biden administration issued an Executive Order (EO) to tighten cybersecurity across the federal government, following a series of high-profile cyber attacks. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued the document "Moving the United States Government Toward Zero Trust Security Principles" in February 2022. It lays out strategic goals for moving the federal government to a Zero Trust Architecture and requires agencies to produce a strategy to implement it, as well...

Security Audit and Compliance

Lumen Technologies | September 13, 2023

Lumen Technologies announces the launch of key security enhancements to its industry-leading secure access service edge product. The company’s SASE Solutions represents a first-of-its-kind, fully digital experience for purchasing, configuring, and overseeing enterprise SASE. The latest features inco...