What are the best listed cyber security companies in India?
CyberArk is the global leader in privileged access security, a critical layer of IT security to protect data, infrastructure and assets across the enterprise, in the cloud and throughout the DevOps pipeline.Before getting into the query let me tell you that if any one is looking for CyberArk online training then opt for CloudFoundation.Enroll with free course for getting a basic idea about CyberArk.CyberArk pioneered the market and remains the leader in securing enterprises against cyber attacks that take cover behind insider privileges and attack critical enterprise assets.Today, only CyberArk is delivering a new category of targeted security solutions that help leaders stop reacting to cyber threats and get ahead of them, preventing attack escalation before irreparable business harm is done.With offices and authorized partners worldwide, CyberArk is a vital security partner to more than 4,400 global businesses, including:More than 50% of the Fortune 500More than 30% of the Global 2000Why do we use CyberArk????For Securit:Secure and manage passwords, access keys, secrets and other credentials used to access management consoles, manage cloud resources, deploy and run cloud workloads, and access SaaS applications.For Operations:Secure cloud workloads and the organizations underlying cloud resources to facilitate smooth operations. Automatically rotate passwords and other credentials based on policy.For Audit:Consistently enforce internal and regulatory requirements for securing cloud environments, managing passwords and other credentials across cloud and other environments.For Developers:Securely use cloud resources without impacting flow and velocity. Easily replace embedded credentials with API calls, to meet security policies and requirements.You can find out more questions and queries related to course at CloudFoundation.You can even comment it below if you need any further assistance.
What it is like to switch jobs from automation tester to cyber security or security testing at the age of 25?
Hi, I was never a tester but an embedded software developer, system architect and now switched to security engineer. If you are asking about switching only… its pretty easy, just do it.If you are curious about whether it is difficult or not, it depends on your knowledge in cyber security and security testing, if there is nothing you will have a hard but very interesting time if there are already some basic knowledge it will hardly depend on your mindset. In my blog I summarized some free only trainings regarding cyber security, check it out if you want to gain your knowledgeHacking, top 5 free cyber security training sourcesYou can even start small and hack a Java script game :-), just for funHow-To Hack Universal Paperclips - 5 Easy Steps
What security strategies are being used to protect relatively simplistic devices in the Internet of Things?
Encrypt Everything.Require strong passwords. And there is no such thing as a default password. User is forced to chose a complex password rather than given the option to change a default password.Keep the devices simple to reduce their "attack surface". Do not embed a 64-bit processor running full Linux into the device. You don't want a device that has a bunch of vulnerability points and services running (like web servers, email servers, etc so that your device gets hacked and becomes a spambot.) Run a lightweight RTOS on a tiny MCU. Push the complexity to a secure, managed IoT Platform. This means all the interconnectivity to apps, other clouds, alerts (SMS, email, push), database/analytics, account management, etc. will be in the IoT cloud.Require that the device can only connect to one thing (the specific IoT cloud), and that it must be the initiator of that connection (it only knows how to "phone home") and that it can only be used when "paired with" the purchaser through a registration process. All of these connections will use AES-128 encryption.Audit! IoT Products and Systems and Ecosystems need to go through security audits (penetration testing) by multiple security auditors (perhaps IBM, HP, etc).