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Friday Flows Episode 10: Lock Down Devices with JAMF & Duo Security

What happens when a team member reports a lost laptop on a Friday evening? In most cases, it doesn't get locked down by IT until Monday morning 😬 Enter automation. �� This Tines story created by Conor Dunne allows users to mark the device as lost and prevent further access through Jamf. Conor & the Labs team will be recording more walkthroughs like this & adding them directly to the Story Library to help you bring them to life in your tenant.

Understanding Insurance Risk

Insurance is essentially a sophisticated game of chance, where insurers evaluate the balance between the payouts they might need to make during the coverage period and the premiums they can charge. This delicate equilibrium hinges on risk assessment. When it comes to insuring against specific perils like fire, insurance companies send experts to scrutinize the safety measures in place. If your risk profile resembles a scene with candles, a furnace, and someone pouring gasoline, don't expect fire insurance because the risk here is simply too high.

The Role of AI in Email Security and How Real-Time Threat Intelligence Can Supercharge Your SOC Team

In response to improved email security measures, cybercriminals have pivoted to more advanced attack methods, namely artificial intelligence (AI), that bypass existing protections. But security defenders are also using AI in remarkable new ways to fortify their networks. Join Erich Kron, Security Awareness Advocate for KnowBe4, and Michael Sampson, Principal Analyst at Osterman Research, as they dig into the findings of our latest joint report on The Role of AI in Email Security. They’ll share tips on how your SOC team can identify and use AI to supercharge your anti-phishing defense.

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT): Learn the Methods Bad Actors Use to Hack Your Organization

They are out there, watching and waiting for an opportunity to strike; the bad actors who have carefully researched your organization in order to set the perfect trap using easily found public resources. Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) can provide cybercriminals everything they need to know to perfectly target your users by gathering data on everything from password clues to tech stack details, banking/credit card accounts, social media details and more. Emerging technologies like AI can make gathering this intelligence even easier.