How to prevent data breaches: Live Hack event on Sep 10

What if your company was breached right now? Would you see the signs? Would your data stay safe? On September 10th at 10:30 AM ET, join ethical hacker Glenn Wilkinson and Protegrity’s James Rice for Live Hack: How Billion-Dollar Enterprises Get Breached. · Watch an attack in action · Learn to recognize early warning signs · Discover how to secure sensitive data even in worst-case scenarios 👉 Save your spot: https://lnkd.in/gsSEpZuu #LiveHack #DataProtection

What if your company experienced a data breach right now? Would you be able to identify the signs? Would your data remain safe? Join ethical hacker Glenn Wilkinson and James Rice on September 10th at 10:30 AM ET for "Live Hack: How Billion-Dollar Enterprises Get Breached." - Observe a live attack in action - Learn to recognize early warning signs - Discover strategies to secure sensitive data even in the worst-case scenarios 👉 Save your spot: https://lnkd.in/ekPZwJf8 #LiveHack #DataProtection

Kindervag’s once provocative framework is the gold standard worth pursuing. Zero trust is not just about better security, it’s about enabling business resilience, compliance and safe AI innovation.

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When hackers don't bring tools...they borrow yours. 🔨 These built-ins, called LOLBins, are harmless on their own. But in the wrong hands? They’re perfect for sneaking around, stealing data, and leveling up access. A.K.A. wasted time chasing alerts instead of wrecking threats. Swipe to see how they work (and what actually stops them). 👇

Password managers like Keeper Security, Inc.'s product go a long way to reducing risk while reducing frustration with remembering so many different long passwords. Make sure to choose a manager with a password generator, too. Note that the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) password guidelines changed in 2025. The recommendations now include: - Prioritize length over complexity and usability - They recommend a minimum password length of 8 characters, with a strong preference for 15+ characters and the use of passphrases. - Eliminating mandatory periodic password changes, forced complexity rules (like requiring specific character types), and knowledge-based authentication questions. - Other key changes include screening against compromised passwords, allowing for longer passwords (up to 64 characters), supporting a wide range of character sets, and strongly advocating for multi-factor authentication (MFA).

Small and mid-sized businesses are no longer ‘too small’ for hackers. In fact, they are often prime targets because they lack enterprise-level defenses. A single breach can lead to financial loss, downtime, and compliance penalties. With Fothion’s Managed IT Services and Zero Trust protection, your business gets the same level of defense used by large enterprises without the complexity. Let’s talk about how Zero Trust can protect your business. Schedule a free consultation with Fothion today! 🗓️ #ZeroTrustSecurity #SMBProtection #ManagedITServices

One person. One blind spot. One of the biggest breaches in history. In 2013, Edward Snowden - just a systems administrator, walked out of the NSA with 1.7 million classified files. Think about that. The NSA had the most advanced security stack in the world. Yet it couldn’t stop one insider, because the system didn’t know why he was accessing the data. That story isn’t just about government secrets. It’s a mirror for every enterprise today: 1. Tools know what you accessed, but not why. 2. They can log activity, but not intent. 3. They flag incidents, but rarely act in real time. For me, this case redefined what “data security” really means. It’s not about collecting more alerts - it’s about understanding context. Because the real threat isn’t just the outsider breaking in. It’s the insider who already has the keys, and the system that can’t tell intent from misuse. Question for you: how are you addressing insider risk in your org? Do your tools give you context - or just noise? Would love to hear what’s working (or not) for you. #datasecurity #matters #informationsecurity #ciso

Right Said, How are you addressing insider risk in your org? Do your tools give you context - or just noise? Feel Free to DM.