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Log4j Vulnerability: CISOs Face 2022 in Crisis Mode
The Log4j crisis adds to cybersecurity challenges posed by Covid and WFH. A new hybrid patching strategy can solve both.
For State and Local Government, the Road to Cybersecurity Advancements Starts with Good Cyber Hygiene
With Cal-Secure, the California Department of Technology provides a proactive cyber hygiene model for state and local governments.
Three Common Misconceptions About EDR software and How Tanium Can Help
Learn how Tanium and EDR software work hand-in-hand to minimize cyber risk and make your organization safer, more secure and resilient.
Universal Broadband Must Include Cyber Hygiene Practices
As state and local governments allocate ARPA funds to boost digital services, experts plead for an investment in cybersecurity.
CISA: Federal Agencies Must Urgently Patch Log4j Vulnerability
Patching high-risk vulnerabilities, and doing it quickly, is essential. But it is not always easy. Here's where to start.
A Letter to CEOs on the Log4j Vulnerability
Tanium's co-founder and CEO, Orion Hindawi, shares a letter to CEOs about the Log4j vulnerability impacting their organizations.
Taming Supply Chain Risks in the Wake of the Log4j Vulnerability
The latest cyber bug shows how a lack of visibility into third-party software continues to plague organizational networks. Here's how to protect yourself.
Digital Transformation Requires Security Transformation
Technology can transform a company, but only if security is baked in from the start, with CISOs and CIOs working together.
The Log4Shell Hack Proves 2021 Is Not Yet Done With Us
This year has seen some of the worst cyber hacks in history. Here's what we need to learn from them.
Federal Funding to Boost State and Local Cybersecurity
The new infrastructure law offers state and local governments $1 billion for cybersecurity. Here’s why lawmakers must grab that money—but may not.
Bridging the Gender Gap in Cybersecurity Will Keep Us Safer
Hiring more women in cybersecurity jobs will help solve the workforce shortage and keep us more secure. This is where we start.
Fed’s Cybersecurity Directive Spotlights Aging Networks
U.S. cybersecurity officials have directed federal agencies to patch hundreds of known vulnerabilities. That's a start. Here’s what else they need to do.