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Security's Associate Editor Maria Henriquez analyzes the top data breaches of 2022 and their effects on enterprise cybersecurity and national legislation going forward.
To guard against cybercrime, it’s critical to monitor and assess every secret window into your organization’s operations. For most, these gateways are in the supply chain among third parties.
Security professionals can consider strategies other than encryption, such as microsharding, to protect company data in the event of a ransomware attack.