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Engage October

Get enGAging: In the October edition of our #enGAge magazine, get to know all about Cybersecurity in Healthcare, benefits of Low-Code No-Code platforms, Breach and Attack Simulation for cyber defense, proper functioning of DNS Sinkhole, and more!

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Engage October

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  1. CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS MONTH

  2. In healthcare industry multiple vendor products are utilised to execute the business, the vendor products should be upgraded, patched for latest Healthcare Managed Security Serviceupdates released by the product vendors. Read more: Engage October

  3. It is not a universal remedy, but it can address the issue of resouce shortage. Systems and frameworks will turn out to be considerably simpler to work for common processes, simple programs and use cases. This is the future and going forward even non-tech users will be able to completely customise the apps and frameworks using low-code no-code. Read more: Engage October

  4. By leveraging the automated testing, reporting, and alerting of BAS solutions, it continually reduce to attack surface and best position yourself to defend against sophisticated cyberattacks. By proactively challenging and testing controls before the bad guys do, organizations can get a head start and strengthen their defenses. Read more: Engage October

  5. The DNS sinkhole enables the Palo Alto Networks device to forge a response to a DNS query for a known malicious domain/URL and causes the malicious domain name to resolve to a definable IP address (fake IP) that is given to the client. If the client attempts to access the fake IP address and there is a security rule in place that blocks traffic to this IP, the information is recorded in the logs. Read more: Engage October

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