Database Security Best Practices: The Complete Guide

Databases are vulnerable to many threats, including insider threats, human error, Denial of Service (DoS/DDoS) attacks, and malware attacks, to mention a few. We’ve created this comprehensive guide to highlight database security best practices and provide real-world examples of database security at work.  What is Database Security Anyway? Database security broadly refers to a set… (more) Database Security Best Practices: The Complete Guide

Security Risks from Deploying Generative AI: Google Gemini vs. Microsoft Copilot

Companies are eager to deploy generative AI assistants like Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot, but security professionals have concerns. Privacy issues, manipulation by threat actors, and exposure of sensitive data are all risks organizations must be aware of when using these tools.  The time savings and economic gains of AI chatbots are enticing. Gemini and… (more) Security Risks from Deploying Generative AI: Google Gemini vs. Microsoft Copilot

How to Reduce Information Security Risks When Deploying Copilot for Microsoft 365

The mass adoption of generative artificial intelligence has outpaced security measures as companies rush to develop and release AI-powered products. Microsoft launched Copilot, Google released Gemini, and OpenAI has made headlines with ChatGPT. Organizations are eager to test AI assistants for company tasks, from creating content to writing code. But developing technology comes with new… (more) How to Reduce Information Security Risks When Deploying Copilot for Microsoft 365

The 10 Types of Sensitive Data Companies Must Protect

Keeping sensitive data secure from theft and vulnerabilities can be incredibly challenging. With limited budget and bandwidth, IT and Security teams are expected to protect sensitive information while introducing strong security solutions. To protect sensitive data from getting into the wrong hands, companies first must understand what counts as sensitive data. This guide explores the… (more) The 10 Types of Sensitive Data Companies Must Protect

Google Security Investigation Tool: Remove Users, Change Ownership, and More

For investigations in Google Workspace, Google offers its powerful Security Investigation Tool. If you’re a super administrator on the Enterprise Plus, Education Standard, Education Plus, or Enterprise Essentials Plus plans, you can access this potent feature.  The investigation tool allows administrators to conduct searches in different Google Workspace data sources including Gmail, Chrome, and Google… (more) Google Security Investigation Tool: Remove Users, Change Ownership, and More

7 Limitations of Google’s Security Investigation Tool & How to Solve Them

The Google Workspace Security Investigation Tool (GSIT) is an integral part of securing every data source—from Gmail to Google Drive. Introduced in 2018, the tool helps security analysts and super administrators conduct investigations and reduce risks. Although it can be a powerful tool for investigations, Google’s security tool has its limitations. In this post, we’ll address… (more) 7 Limitations of Google’s Security Investigation Tool & How to Solve Them

Google Workspace Security Investigation Tool: Guide to the Condition Builder

The Google Workspace Security Investigation Tool has become a critical piece of the security stack for companies using Google Workspace. The tool can be used with a range of Google services, from Chrome to Gmail, helping administrators and security analysts with investigations. Administrators may use the condition builder to conduct investigations and searches within the security… (more) Google Workspace Security Investigation Tool: Guide to the Condition Builder

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Bryan Wise
Bryan Wise,
Former VP of IT at GitLab

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