Misconfigurations lead to exposed data and can introduce as much risk as unpatched vulnerabilities, if not more. Patching helps reduce the attack surface, especially for the OS. But what about databases?

It is universally understood, at least in theory if not in practice, that life involves risk. Every action we take has some consequence that we, as adults, are conditioned to understand.

As the IT landscape continues to evolve as a result of innovation and new technologies, it is more important than ever for practitioners to stay abreast of up-to-date information.

As new security practices are implemented due to the spike in remote work caused by COVID-19, data and information are more critical than ever, especially related to cybersecurity performance.

Organizations rely on third parties to be effective. Yet third parties have access to your networks, host your data, manage transactions on your behalf and possess sensitive information.

Dusan Zikic started his career as an IT auditor 8 years ago, after graduating from college. He was influenced by 3 mentors who had a positive impact on his professional and personal development and introduced him to ISACA certification...