2022 Cyber Security Trends with Jim Macisso

On January 10th, a blog was posted on the Tyler Tech Resource Center from Seb Guerierro entitled, 2021/22 Cyberattack Trends & Projections. Episode 47 of the Tyler Tech Podcast is a companion piece to that blog post, and we’ll be further discussing Cyber Security Trends with Jim Macisso.  Jim is a Certified Information Security Manager and Account Executive with Tyler Technologies Cybersecurity Solutions team.  

From banking institutions and healthcare systems to local and state governments, Jim has been assisting a diverse array of clients in the public and private sector for nearly a decade to improve the overall effectiveness of their cybersecurity programs.

We’ll dive into the lastest in the ever changing landscape of Cyber security – things like the latest methods and how ready most organizations are for cybrer attacks so that you have the very latest information on the topic.

The checklist of items to help you be more cyber aware:

• Multifactor Authentication – Mandate a multifactor solution across the enterprise.  Especially for staff that hold elevated access levels, public-facing employee services, and cloud-based portals.
• Invest in a threat detection solution - Interactive attacks these days are designed to bypass automated monitoring and means of detection. Our Managed Detection & Response solution, provides 24/7 analyst surveillance, combined with artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect and prevent sophisticated or persistent attacks.
• Make sure your cybersecurity policies & procedures are kept up to date.
• Test your plans regularly
• Conduct Vulnerability Scanning
• Work to establish a cybersecurity-driven culture - Just as technology is critical in the fight to detect & stop intrusions… education & the action of end users plays a critical role in effective cybersecurity practices.
• Train and test your employees… and then train again.  Remember, best-in-practice cybersecurity behaviors can be the difference between a close call and a full-blown incident.

A direct link to the 2021/22 Cyberattack Trends & Projections blog

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