Several different domain registration companies today listed the domain Facebook.com as up for sale. This happened thanks to automated systems that look for registered domains which appear to be expired, abandoned or recently vacated. There was never any reason to believe Facebook.com would actually be sold as a result, but it’s fun to consider how many billions of dollars it could fetch on the open market.
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/10/what-happened-to-facebook-instagram-whatsapp/
A typical enterprise’s infrastructure has grown increasingly complex. A single enterprise may operate several internal networks, remote offices with their own local infrastructure, remote and/or mobile individuals, and cloud services. This complexity has outstripped legacy methods of perimeter-based network security as there is no single, easily identified perimeter for the enterprise. Perimeter-based network security has also been shown to be insufficient since once attackers breach the perimeter, further lateral movement is unhindered
Today’s cloud-based enterprise environments and always-on workforces require access to applications and resources that exist beyond the traditional boundaries of corporate networks, restrictive network firewalls and VPNs. Organizations are moving to modern, more holistic systems of verification to manage enterprise security and to combat threats differently.
Microsoft has adopted a modern approach to security called “Zero Trust,” which is based on the principle: never trust, always verify. This security approach protects our company and our customers by managing and granting access based on the continual verification of identities, devices and services. In this content suite, the Microsoft Digital team shares their strategic approach, best practices, and hands-on learning from our enterprise-wide transition to Zero Trust architecture.
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