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Top 10 Cybersecurity Facepalms: Unmasking the Grand Misconfigurations of Big Businesses
The NSA and CISA have unveiled the top ten “Common Network Misconfigurations” making organizations a hacker’s paradise. A buffet of default configurations, sloppy patch management, and flimsy multifactor authentication are served up as an irresistible invite for cybercriminals. It’s high time companies stopped cloud gazing…
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Looks like the NSA and CISA have spilled the beans on the top ten cybersecurity misconfigurations that make large organizations an easy target for hackers. It’s a bit like a recipe book for disaster: Just add one part default configurations, a dash of poor patch management, and finish off with a sprinkle of weak multifactor authentication, and voila, you've got yourself a prime target for cybercriminals. Now, if only these organizations would take their heads out of the cloud (literally) and get their cyber house in order!Already a member? Log in here