Ellen Neveux

SecureLink

Data breaches caused by the access that vendors and external third parties have continues to be the easiest way hackers have into a network. So, let’s talk about how if you provide support to clients, you can be as safe as possible and ensure you can continue to hit SLAs, ... Read More

Data breaches that involve third parties, vendors, and contractors have continued to make headlines throughout the past 10 years. We continue to see headlines, see articles on social media, and we’ve all become numb to getting the letters in the mail about another data breach. But, more often than not, ... Read More

Just one weak link in your supply chain could lead to a potential security disaster. A third-party data breach could cause your organization financial loss, regulatory issues, and damage to your reputation. Here's three easy steps you can take to reduce your third-party vendor risks. The post Three steps to ... Read More

Multi-factor authentication is talked about, and used, a lot in our day to day lives. A classic example of using MFA is a debit card. Not only do you need the physical card, but you also have to enter a personal identification number (PIN) to use it when checking out ... Read More

A network security audit is essential to ensure sensitive data is protected from hackers and unauthorized third parties. It can isolate security threats and prevent data breaches, allowing you to plug holes, restrict network access, and improve your company’s network surveillance. Here we outline the 5 keys to preparing for ... Read More

More and more companies are hiring Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) to navigate the rough waters of cybersecurity. The need for CISOs in enterprise organizations is at the height of importance with the increase in both ransomware attacks and data breaches. Again, we’re not going to be the first ones ... Read More

Risk management is critical for any company looking for growth and profit instead of liabilities and reputational damages. So let’s answer an important question: is third-party remote access and why should you care? Networks can be attacked from all sides. The surface area of your network is determined by the ... Read More

Regularly, conversations regarding cyberattacks are often limited to the organization or company that was hacked. We talk about what led to the attack, how it was found and reported, and the associated costs. Yes, all of these aspects are important, but a huge issue in the conversation we’re having about ... Read More

Whether it’s a sticky note, a phone app, or keeping a password saved on your computer, we don’t always take all the precautions that we should to keep our password a secret from others. But password habits are more than just how people hold onto their passwords. Password habits, and ... Read More

Enterprises should be aware that vendors and employees need to have very different logins and credentials. It’s imperative that businesses have much more granular control over remote vendor access to their networks. Find out more in this post. The post Best practices for third-party vendor access appeared first on SecureLink ... Read More