Post-Quantum Cryptography is no longer just about understanding the threat. The real challenge now is migration: deciding where to start, how to reduce risk early, and why waiting for vendors is not a strategy. Part 2 outlines a practical, risk-driven playbook to help organizations take ownership of their quantum-readiness journey and turn urgency into action.
Post-Quantum Cryptography is no longer a future-only concern. Standards are final, major providers have already deployed hybrid protection, and the real risk now is data captured today and decrypted later. Part 1 explains the fundamentals, the threat, and why organizations can no longer afford to wait.
You just had your first encounter with the "Headless Chicken Effect" during a security incident, like we mentioned in our last blog post. Maybe you like to be prepared against any possible scenario because you know that it's not a matter of 'if', but rather a matter of 'when'? In this second blogpost in our "Ransomware Readiness" series, we'll look into how you can better prepare yourself to face such incidents in the future, whether it's through planning, documentation, or testing.
In the previous post, we introduced the concept of Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) and its importance in today’s interconnected world. Now, let us have a look at the practical aspects of building a solid TPRM program and why it is important for your company. 1. Start with a Third-Party Inventory The first step in building … Continue reading The Importance of Establishing a Solid Third Party Risk Management Framework for Risk Mitigation
In today’s world, organizations are increasingly depending on their third-party vendors, suppliers, and partners to support their operations. This way of working, in addition to the digitalization era we’re in, can have great advantages such as being able to offer new services quickly while relying on other’s expertise or cutting costs on already existing processes. … Continue reading Introduction to Third-Party Risk Management
Glossary Introduction BitSight Automation Operations Structure Installation Prerequisites Configuration Generating an API key for your BitSight account Adding the API Key to the BitSight Automation Tool Windows Linux The group_mapper.json file The guid_mapper.json file Configuring your Company's structure The groups.conf file Letting BitSight Automation Tool handle the rest Binding into Executable Execution Usage Use Cases … Continue reading Introducing BitSight Automation Tool
