Shadow IT refers to the IT applications and infrastructure that employees deploy and use without the awareness or authorisation of the IT department. The rise of the cloud has exacerbated the problem of shadow IT, with organisations now dealing with new questions around how IT can protect data that is now dislocated from storage under their direct control.
This whitepaper sets out the challenges of shadow IT, and how businesses can assess and take action on shadow IT visibility and control.
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Hackers are targeting Ivanti VPN users again – here’s what you need to knowNews Ivanti has re-patched a security flaw in its Connect Secure VPN appliances that's been exploited by a China-linked espionage group since at least the middle of March.
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300 days under the radar: How Volt Typhoon eluded detection in the US electric grid for nearly a yearAnalysis Lengthy OT lifespans give attackers time to penetrate networks underpinning critical infrastructure and plan future disruption
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Broadcom issues urgent alert over three VMware zero-daysNews The firm says it has information to suggest all three are being exploited in the wild
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Nakivo backup flaw still present on some systems months after firms’ ‘silent patch’, researchers claimNews Over 200 vulnerable Nakivo backup instances have been identified months after the firm silently patched a security flaw.
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Everything you need to know about the Microsoft Power Pages vulnerabilityNews A severe Microsoft Power Pages vulnerability has been fixed after cyber criminals were found to have been exploiting unpatched systems in the wild.
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Vulnerability management complexity is leaving enterprises at serious riskNews Fragmented data and siloed processes mean remediation is taking too long
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A critical Ivanti flaw is being exploited in the wild – here’s what you need to knowNews Cyber criminals are actively exploiting a critical RCE flaw affecting Ivanti Connect Secure appliances
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Researchers claim an AMD security flaw could let hackers access encrypted dataNews Using only a $10 test rig, researchers were able to pull off the badRAM attack
