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fromTech Times
1 week ago

Remote Work Security Solutions: Behavioral Access Control Enhances Workforce Protection

Traditional password-based protection is no longer sufficient, prompting organizations to adopt behavioral access control systems that continuously analyze user actions for anomalies. These platforms monitor keystrokes, mouse activity, application usage, and network patterns to detect suspicious behavior in real time. By combining machine learning, biometric verification, and zero-trust principles, companies enhance workforce protection while minimizing the risk of account compromise.
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fromTalentLMS Blog
2 months ago

10 Essential Cybersecurity Topics for Employee Training

Comprehensive cybersecurity training for all employees prevents breaches, protects data, preserves customer trust, and reduces financial, legal, and reputational damage.
fromThe Hacker News
3 months ago

6 Browser-Based Attacks Security Teams Need to Prepare For Right Now

In most scenarios, attackers don't think of themselves as attacking your web browser. Their end-goal is to compromise your business apps and data. That means going after the third-party services that are now the backbone of business IT. The most common attack path today sees attackers log into third-party services, dump the data, and monetize it through extortion. You need only look at last year's Snowflake customer breaches or the still-ongoing Salesforce attacks to see the impact.
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fromForbes
3 months ago

AI-Powered Impostors Are Getting Hired. Here's How

Generative AI empowers sophisticated employment fraud—fabricated resumes, deepfake identities, and AI-assisted interviews—enabling hostile actors to infiltrate remote workforces and steal intellectual property.
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