For many years, business cybersecurity followed a simple philosophy. Man the turrets, hold the perimeter, keep threats outside the network, all those within the walls can be trusted.
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In an era where data breaches and privacy concerns are rampant, securing personal and business information has never been more critical. With cloud storage solutions now widely used to store everything from documents to precious photos, ensuring that your data remains safe and private is of utmost importance. That’s where Zero Knowledge Cloud Storage comes into play.
The digital landscape is vast. Every business is a pulsing light on a near infinite web of transferring data. In this landscape, traditional security perimeters are becoming less and less effective.
We’ve all heard of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA). Whilst on the surface it seems as though it might be a cold and calculated method, it does offer a more robust and proactive approach to protecting your customer and business data. Unlike traditional network-based security, ZTA assumes that devices and or users accessing your network are all potential threats.
Social engineering scams have become a prevalent and persistent threat in today's digital landscape. Cybercriminals employ psychological manipulation tactics to deceive individuals into divulging sensitive information or performing actions that can compromise security.
Most business store their data in the cloud as opposed to an onsite server or computer hard drive. If a business isn’t storing its data in the cloud, the likelihood is, that they are backing up their data to the cloud.
Did you know that in the terms and conditions small print, all cloud storage providers reserve the right to access and view your documents? They can also if requested share your documents with authorities.