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Cybersecurity Myths Still Believed In 2022
Not all cybersecurity advice is accurate – some is outdated or simply wrong. Here are four of the biggest misconceptions which influence organisations today.

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Not all cybersecurity advice is accurate – some is outdated or simply wrong. Here are four of the biggest misconceptions which influence organisations today.

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Organisations can gain many of the benefits of passwordless authentication even if their applications don't support it. Find out more in this article.

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Phishing attacks remain the most effective way for cybercriminals to harvest credentials and gain unauthorised access to corporate data. Here’s why.

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Data breaches can expose organisations to ransomware attacks, but IAM Solutions can help protect against them and prevent unauthorised access to company data.

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With cybercrimes rising, Local authorities in the UK will receive £85m in investment to protect against ransomware attacks and other cyber security risks.

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Password policies are inherently unenforceable in modern cloud environments. Organisations require technological solutions instead, like Single Sign-On.

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IAM Solutions can help organisations prevent the significant cyber risk that Shadow IT creates, bringing benefits in productivity, efficiency and innovation

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Individuals have too many credentials to remember. Personal Password Managers help manage them but are unsuitable for business use. Find out the risks here

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Multi-Factor Authentication is a great tool to protect against data breaches, but it needs an IAM solution to get the most out of it and prevent cyberattacks.

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The number of cyberattacks on businesses has skyrocketed in recent years. Discover the five biggest cyberattacks in 2021 and how they could have been prevented.

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Data breaches can incur costs for businesses for years after an attack takes place. Find out how and what can be done to mitigate the risks for organisations.

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Relying on manual deprovisioning of users can incur high costs for businesses when former employees retain access to corporate data and use them maliciously.