An emergency vulnerability has emerged in Ivanti products and appliances, and it has sent many service providers, especially those in the federal space, in a rush to close their gaps and respond as best they can.
This article covers the incident, the government’s response, and what it means for service providers.
With all the focus on network security, SaaS compliance, and big data protection, it’s sometimes very easy to forget that the most vulnerable parts of any given system are often those tied to the user. These devices (endpoints) are where these users do most of their work and where a lack of security best practices can threaten an entire infrastructure.
Here, we’re touching on endpoint security: what it is, what it means, and how you can rethink your approach in light of security and compliance needs.
The draft memo released by the OMB signals many potential changes for the FedRAMP program, especially for the continuous monitoring process. Continuous monitoring is a crucial part of FedRAMP that ensures that CSPs maintain compliance.
However, this process can also prove complicated and costly for cloud providers, especially small or unique companies offering innovative solutions. With that in mind, the new OMB memo addresses this by rethinking continuous monitoring.