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The Ultimate Guide to Client-Side Security provides organizations with a guide for understanding how modern websites and web applications work within the context of client-side interactions and the dangers inherent in the client-side coding structures that underpin website functionality. The content examines a wide range of concerns and issues, from the basic vulnerabilities and flaws that exist in commonly used code, such as JavaScript, to the types of threats and attacks that are increasingly targeting organizations that deliver goods and services to businesses and consumers.

One of the best ways to defend against both internal and external attacks is to integrate anomaly detection, a.k.a. user and entity behavior analytics capabilities, into your security analytics solution. This eBook breaks down the different types of security anomalies and explain what each one looks like.

Teams can't afford to take a minute off, but they also can't manage the massive security necessary to defend most organizations. A new eBook by XDR provider Cynet breaks down this challenge and offers some solutions for lean security teams looking for ways to improve their detection and response capabilities.

Whether you're evaluating an EDR for the first time or looking to replace your EDR, as an information security professional, you need to be aware of the gaps prior already to implementation so you can best prepare how to close the gaps. It's important to understand that each company is unique, and an EDR that a large company uses might not necessarily be the technology that works best when you are leading a small security team, even if you're within the same industry vertical.

Designing and implementing a password policy that responds directly to NIST guidelines is a crucial step in locking down your company's security. Enzoic for Active Directory achieves password security in line with NIST by enabling real-time password policy enforcement and daily password auditing with automated remediation.

How can you be sure that someone is who they say they are, if they're not standing in front of you? In a digital world, how can organizations be sure that an individual attempting to access online services is who they claim to be? Or that they exist at all - are they a fake identity created for fraud or malicious intent? Online biometric authentication enables governments, banks and other enterprises to securely verify user identity.

Designing and implementing a password policy that responds directly to NIST guidelines is a crucial step in locking down your company's security. Enzoic for Active Directory achieves password security in line with NIST by enabling real-time password policy enforcement and daily password auditing with automated remediation.

One of the side effects of today's cyber security landscape is the overwhelming volume of data security teams must aggregate and parse. Lean security teams don't have it any easier, and the problem is compounded if they must do it manually.

A new guide from XDR and SSPM provider Cynet, titled The Guide for Reducing SaaS Applications Risk for Lean IT Security Teams, breaks down exactly why SaaS ecosystems are so risky, and how security teams can mitigate those dangers. The risk of a digital disaster is impossible to ignore - especially given the security paradigms that govern most SaaS applications.

The first 90 days for a new CISO are crucial in setting up their security team, so there is little time to waste, and much to accomplish. A new guide by XDR provider Cynet looks to give new and veteran CISOs a durable foundation to build a successful security organization.