Re:Ridiculous vulnerability disclosure process with CrowdStr...
by jupp0r on Monday August 22, 2022 @08:07PM
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Nothing you mentioned on the plus side is actually increasing security. It's really just compliance and potentially containment. Some things that could be done to increase security:
- penetration tests paired with employee security training incorporating those results
- updating every piece of software and IOT device as frequently as possible
- don't use products that execute macros when you open documents and train users to click the allow button
- have a functioning SSO system in place and don't rely on something being on the "internal network" as a security measure. Don't have credentials shared between employees, use SSO instead.
- penetration tests paired with employee security training incorporating those results
- updating every piece of software and IOT device as frequently as possible
- don't use products that execute macros when you open documents and train users to click the allow button
- have a functioning SSO system in place and don't rely on something being on the "internal network" as a security measure. Don't have credentials shared between employees, use SSO instead.
- universal usage of MFA and password managers