【Empowering Cybersecurity Resilience】 HKT and Sangfor Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a collaboration in response to evolving cyber threats and the proposed 'Protection of Critical Infrastructure (Computer Systems) Bill' by the government. Numerous enterprises have expressed concerns, even worrying about meeting regulatory requirements. Both parties will work closely and provide comprehensive protection to enterprises, offering a more holistic cybersecurity solution that encompasses threat detection, remote access, and device protection. As Hong Kong's leading network service provider, HKT holds a distinct edge in the network domain. Leveraging its swift capture of cyber-attack intelligence and extensive cybersecurity expertise, HKT delivers optimal solutions for enterprises, covering regulatory compliance, prevention strategies, and security plan formulation to meet the latest legislative mandates. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gmBApKiy #HKTEnterpriseSolutions #DigitalTransformation #Cybersecurity #MSS #NGSOC
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🌐 In today’s world of evolving cyber threats, protecting privacy and data is a shared responsibility. Customers and organizations must work together to prioritize #SecurebyDesign and #SecurebyDefault technologies. When procuring digital products or services, organizations should evaluate whether the product or service is secure and that security will be maintained throughout its lifecycle. Our new guide with the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) Australian Cyber Security Center (ACSC) and other U.S. and international partners published “Choosing Secure and Verifiable Technologies” to help organizations understand the risks with technology procurement. Highlights include: ✅ Potential attack vectors ✅ Recommended mitigation strategies ✅Indicators, consequences, and questions to ask manufacturers Read the guide here: https://go.dhs.gov/UL8
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The CiSA recent publication “Choosing Secure and Verifiable Technologies” highlights potential threats when procuring digital products and services. Customers should review to better understand the potential risks and questions to pose to manufacturers during the procurement process. Software manufacturers should review to ensure they can meet secure by demand and secure by default requirements.
🌐 In today’s world of evolving cyber threats, protecting privacy and data is a shared responsibility. Customers and organizations must work together to prioritize #SecurebyDesign and #SecurebyDefault technologies. When procuring digital products or services, organizations should evaluate whether the product or service is secure and that security will be maintained throughout its lifecycle. Our new guide with the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) Australian Cyber Security Center (ACSC) and other U.S. and international partners published “Choosing Secure and Verifiable Technologies” to help organizations understand the risks with technology procurement. Highlights include: ✅ Potential attack vectors ✅ Recommended mitigation strategies ✅Indicators, consequences, and questions to ask manufacturers Read the guide here: https://go.dhs.gov/UL8
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🔍 Recommended read: Choosing Secure and Verifiable Technologies 📖 A Must-Read for strengthening your cyber supply chain. The Australian Cyber Security Centre in collaboration with CISA and other international agencies offer practical insights to help organizations assess and select technologies that meet security standards. From understanding third-party dependencies to ensuring systems are verifiable, it lays out actionable strategies to bolster your cybersecurity posture. https://lnkd.in/ekhFF3mD
🌐 In today’s world of evolving cyber threats, protecting privacy and data is a shared responsibility. Customers and organizations must work together to prioritize #SecurebyDesign and #SecurebyDefault technologies. When procuring digital products or services, organizations should evaluate whether the product or service is secure and that security will be maintained throughout its lifecycle. Our new guide with the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) Australian Cyber Security Center (ACSC) and other U.S. and international partners published “Choosing Secure and Verifiable Technologies” to help organizations understand the risks with technology procurement. Highlights include: ✅ Potential attack vectors ✅ Recommended mitigation strategies ✅Indicators, consequences, and questions to ask manufacturers Read the guide here: https://go.dhs.gov/UL8
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A brilliant article from our data experts to mark the beginning of #cybersecruityawarenessmonth. The recent addition of Kristina Holt to the team has further deepened our expertise in this area. We have some exciting updates and projects that will launch later this year so keep your eyes peeled 👀. In the meantime if you would like any further information, contact our experts: Ashley Avery, Paolo Sbuttoni & Kristina Holt 💡
As we mark the 21st Cybersecurity Month this October, it's a good opportunity to take stock of the changing regulatory landscape in the UK. With increasing cyber threats, the UK government is set to introduce a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, bringing significant changes to the Network and Information Security Regulations. Businesses in sectors that manage sensitive data or critical services will need to prepare for more stringent cybersecurity requirements. And although the regulatory landscape is becoming more complex, the good news is that many of these frameworks share common compliance requirements. Read our latest article to understand what’s on the horizon and how to navigate this evolving regulatory framework: https://loom.ly/whtSw1M Ashley Avery Paolo Sbuttoni Kristina Holt #Cybersecurity #UKRegulations #SupplyChainRisk #NISRegulations
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#Cybersecurity knows no borders. Yet, the global cyber scene is extremely fragmented and inefficient. When it comes to cybersecurity regulation, more than 60 countries implement a range of compliance standards including the EU. These inconsistencies are very costly as they allow bad actors to seek out gaps in our systems. To tackle this challenge, I am very happy to share my contribution as part of the Aspen Digital's Global Cybersecurity Group to their latest guidance ''“A #Security_Symphony'' which is worth a read here ⬇ https://lnkd.in/dRZVEr5N In a nutshell, we call to establish harmony in regulatory principles. These principles will help government and industry share tactics, techniques, and procedures with each other, and with partner countries. #AspenCyber
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"Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) for Government Organizations: Secure Access for a Secure Nation ZTNA for government organizations, emphasizing secure access, threat detection, and compliance, while encouraging agencies to adopt this robust security framework. Government agencies face unique cybersecurity challenges, including sensitive data protection and legacy infrastructure. Traditional network security approaches are no longer sufficient. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a game-changer for government organizations, providing: - Secure, role-based access control - Real-time threat detection and response - Encryption and micro-segmentation - Visibility and monitoring With ZTNA, government agencies can: - Protect sensitive data and applications - Meet compliance requirements - Enhance user experience - Stay ahead of threats Join the journey to Zero Trust and empower your agency with a robust, adaptive, and secure access framework. #ZTNA #ZeroTrust #Government #Cybersecurity #SecureAccess #NationalSecurity"
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🔒🌍 Cybersecurity is no longer a choice but a necessity. As we embark on an important phase of regulatory implementation following the adoption of the Cyber Solidarity Act (CSA), Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the DORA or the NIS 2 Directive, there is a need to ensure effective alignment among national cybersecurity strategies, regulatory and reporting requirements across sectors and countries. The Charter of Trust Partners call for further harmonisation at a global level of baseline requirements for products, functionalities, technologies, processes, operations and architectures. We encourage our policymakers, governments, and international bodies to invest in creating an integrated approach to cybersecurity. This will not only fortify our defenses but also ensure that technology continues to be an enabler of progress rather than an avenue for threats. You can download our full Cyber Policy Manifesto on our website : https://lnkd.in/eKK77E7j #CyberPolicy #DigitalTransformation #CyberSecurity #GlobalCollaboration #GlobalPolicy #Technology
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Bill Alert! US House Bill HR 4910 - State Cyber Resiliency Act Policy: Science, Technology, Communications Status: Bill Introduced Full Details: https://lnkd.in/eEuHf4RA Bill 117 HR 4910, also known as the State Cyber Resiliency Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The main goal of this bill is to enhance the cybersecurity capabilities of state and local governments across the country. The State Cyber Resiliency Act aims to achieve this goal by providing resources and support to state and local governments to help them better protect their systems and data from cyber threats. This includ...
