Security News > 2021 > March > Week in review: Keeping serverless architecture secure, trends influencing remote work in 2021

March 2021 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft fixes yet another actively exploited IE zero-dayAs system administrators and security teams around the world worked on ascertaining whether they've been breached and compromised via vulnerable Microsoft Exchange Server installations, Microsoft has fixed additional CVEs, including an Internet Explorer memory corruption flaw that's being exploited in the wild and one Windows Win32k EoP flaw that is publicly known.

Keeping your serverless architecture secureServerless architecture empowers organizations to build and deploy software at scale without in-house servers.

How to mitigate security risks as cloud services adoption spikesLet's explore some of the key challenges facing organizations, look at how hardware innovations are impacting this space, and review some key tips to consider.

Trends that will influence remote work in 2021 and beyondBusinesses are thriving in remote environments, with 83% of company leaders reporting the shift to remote work has been successful for their organization.

Alert overload still plagues cybersecurity industryReseachers surveyed 100 SOC professionals across enterprises, Managed Security Services Providers and Managed Detection & Response providers to evaluate the state of incident response within SOCs from a variety of perspectives, including alert volume and management, business models, customer communications, and SOC analyst training and turnover.

Security awareness programs: The difference between window dressing and behavior changeCISOs are responsible for pursuing cybersecurity purchases that align with the overall health of their organizations.

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