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What we Can Learn from the SolarWinds Supply Chain Breach

Published December 16, 2020 | By Dan Blum
How could elite security vendor and incident responder FireEye so easily succumb to Solorigate, a state-sponsored supply chain breach of unparalleled magnitude? You should be asking yourselves this question as well as: Is your organization also vulnerable to the SolarWinds… Continue reading →
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Working Together to Create the Future of Security Architecture

Published December 1, 2020 | By Dan Blum

The world really needs to take security architecture more seriously! If physical buildings were anything like security systems (experiencing a major breach practically every month), the news would be full of collapsing buildings and crumbling bridges. That’s why I’m pleased… Continue reading →

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