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Amid the rising tide of cyber threats targeting the healthcare sector, a recent report from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) highlighted a significant gap: the United States lacks a unified digital data protection law. This issue is further complicated by the patchwork of state-specific data privacy and security regulations. Additionally, although there are numerous data protection guidelines available, they remain optional. How are you set to keep your client data safe? Are you ready to go up against a cyber attack?

As artificial intelligence continues to advance, its influence on cybersecurity and the workforce is both significant and widespread. How do you envision it benefiting you this year?

Wishing you a joyful, healthy, and secure 2025! We're taking a break today, but can't wait to welcome you back with more cybersecurity news tomorrow!

Happy New Year! We'll see you again in 2025.

As the year winds down, let's take a look at some of the most infamous cybersecurity breaches of the past year and the lessons they offer. Want to steer clear of similar pitfalls? Reach out to Idenhaus in the New Year to discuss your cybersecurity needs, aspirations, and goals.

Unsure about how FedRAMP could benefit your organization? Reach out to the experts at Idenhaus. With our expertise, we'll guide you smoothly through the certification process and help you discover the best way forward.

As the year draws to a close, it's the perfect time to reflect on our achievements. We're thrilled to share that Idenhaus has once again been named a "Best of Georgia" winner by the Georgia Business Journal, marking our third consecutive win! A heartfelt thank you to our incredible clients, partners, and friends for supporting us and keeping our winning streak alive. We’re excited to continue providing top-notch cybersecurity solutions for many more years! #BestofGeorgia #2024 #yearwrapped

Beyond just basic security concerns, weak identity verification can be a costly headache for organizations. Credential loss and resets are among the biggest IT challenges, eating up valuable time and resources. Bringing new users on board presents similar hurdles, particularly for large enterprises that need to verify employees, customers, or partners on a grand scale. Inefficient IDV systems lead to delays, a frustrating user experience, and reliance on insecure methods, like manually uploading ID documents. So, how do we find the sweet spot between usability and security? Let's dive into some solutions.

While human identities rely on identity and access management (IAM) credentials for authentication, NHIs—also known as machine identities or service accounts—are the go-to for applications, services, and IoT devices to verify machine-to-machine interactions. It's no surprise that investors are backing startups with solutions to manage and reduce NHI risks, and established companies are enhancing their offerings, either by developing them in-house or through acquisitions. Are you taking steps to proactively manage your NHI risk?

With mobile devices now at the heart of business operations, securing them has never been more critical. This is especially true when it comes to defending against the myriad of phishing attacks, including those cunningly designed to target mobile users. To combat these threats, organizations should establish strong Mobile Device Management (MDM) policies, ensuring that both company-issued and personal devices meet security standards. By regularly updating devices and security software, vulnerabilities can be swiftly addressed, providing a robust defense against known threats aimed at mobile users.