All 1E Executive Blogs
The 10 biggest security breaches from unpatched software
These major security breaches throughout history have one common link: they all occurred because of unpatched software.
How penetration testing can improve security culture
Penetration testing is a great way to get complete insight into your organization. Once you learn about the weak spots, you’re able to protect them. Staying vulnerable isn’t an option.
Preventing social engineering attacks
Preventing a social engineering attack isn't as difficult as you may think. You just need to have the proper procedures in place. Educate your organization now.
The importance of board-level security awareness & training
Teams can't underestimate the importance of board-level security. In this new infographic and ebook, CIOs, CISOs, and organizations can learn how to create a strong security culture.
Aligning Security and Operations teams is the key to a successful security culture
The modern business requires the alignment of security and operations teams in order to survive the constant attacks, breaches, and threats. If the two teams aren’t working together, the business is at risk.
Learn how we are bridging the SecOps divide with Tachyon
The SecOps divide is one that many organizations are struggling to overcome. Learn how this major healthcare company is using Tachyon to bridge the divide.
Why IT teams shouldn’t fear automation (and CIOs should embrace it)
IT teams should be applying automation within their company infrastructure- not avoiding it. Automation does not mean less jobs, it means more people working smarter.
A Nightmare in the Shadows – is unauthorized software your next breach?
Unlicensed software is one of the key factors that expose an organization to a data breach. Most often, it's due to unapproved or unknown employee downloads.
Pareto’s Law doesn’t have to rule over your Windows servicing
Your Windows 10 servicing project needs to be completed sooner rather than later. According to Pareto's Law, 80% of the work you put forward will only yield 20% of your necessary results. This just isn't acceptable.