The 2020 Guide to Efficient Hiring

In today’s labor market it’s more important than ever to hire the right candidate, the first time.

Check out this guide to Efficient Hiring and set your team up for success in 2020.

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The 2020 Guide to Efficient Hiring

In today’s labor market it’s more important than ever to hire the right candidate, the first time.

Check out this guide to Efficient Hiring and set your team up for success in 2020.

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The 2020 Guide to Efficient Hiring

In today’s labor market it’s more important than ever to hire the right candidate, the first time.

Check out this guide to Efficient Hiring and set your team up for success in 2020.

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Digital Transformation Survival Guide

In today’s digital era, business executives recognize that they must disrupt their markets or risk being disrupted themselves. Whether through the development of creative new digital products, revamping of digitally enabled business models, automating back-end processes, or streamlining supply chains, forward-looking enterprises increasingly seek competitive differentiation through digital transformation.

The outcome of these initiatives will make or break the viability of future generations of businesses, even among the most traditional non-tech organizations. The trick will be maintaining a healthy balance between the upsides of digital transformation and the risks of accelerating tech-driven innovation.

Read this quick Digital Transformation Survival Guide to understand how cybersecurity leaders can play a valuable role in this risk management balancing act of security and data privacy concerns vs. digital transformation.

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Responsible Password Protection

There is a certain irony that passwords are commonly relied on as the first line of defense for protecting enterprise applications, data, and IT services, yet they are also broadly recognized as the weakest link in enterprise security.

Concerns about the effectiveness of password-based controls are not unwarranted. Hackers are increasingly inventing new and nefarious methods of cracking passwords, with cracking dictionaries, brute-force attacks, keystroke logging, and phishing schemes. Once cracked or exposed in data breaches, passwords are sold across the dark web to bad actors who will use them to penetrate corporate systems, customer accounts, etc.

With attack vectors around password exploitation rapidly increasing, it is no wonder 1 out of every 4 American citizens was considered to be a cybercrime victim in 2018.

It is a major challenge for companies to stay ahead of these bad actors and prevent them from accessing sensitive systems through weak or compromised passwords.

Read this paper from industry analyst group, EMA, to learn how organizations are ensuring responsible password protection for their employees, users and partners.

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