
What We Mean When We Say Zero Trust
Zero trust follows "never trust, always verify" by continuously assessing access, enforcing minimal privileges, and preventing unauthorized access in complex networks.
Read MoreZero trust follows "never trust, always verify" by continuously assessing access, enforcing minimal privileges, and preventing unauthorized access in complex networks.
Read MoreSicura integrates into pipelines, ensuring new servers are securely provisioned, compliant, and continuously assessed for ongoing security.
Read MoreTo mitigate zero-day attacks, organizations should prioritize preventive security, network lockdowns, efficient patch management, and a strong incident response plan.
Read MoreIn July 2021, Biden's memo required CISA to create cybersecurity goals for critical infrastructure, helping reduce risks and improve protection across sectors.
Read MoreThreat modeling identifies, analyzes, and mitigates threats to systems and applications, using processes like STRIDE and controls to reduce risks.
Read MoreHow the CPGs differ from other control frameworks and emphasize desired, measurable outcomes rather than prescriptive processes. It also highlights how Sicura's product offering can help organizations align with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the CPGs.
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