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Jun 12 2020 · 5 min read
Four Tips for Managing Named or Shared Accounts More Securely
By: Jennifer Ellard
Small startups to major Fortune 500 companies share one big cybersecurity challenge—managing accounts. This is especially tricky when it comes to shared accounts, where many users use the same credentials. Here are four tips to keeping this necessary evil in check.
May 28 2020 · 5 min read
How Successful Cmd Customers are Bringing an Engineering Mindset to Security
By: Jennifer Ellard
For many years, organizations have often approached security as a post-deployment consideration—something to address after a piece of software shipped, or something to address when a breach or other problem occured. Security engineers have made heroic efforts to create safe and secure products in a constantly-shifting, rapidly-evolving business environment. In recent years, cybersecurity threats have…
May 27 2020 · 6 min read
Dial-Up Internet, Floppy Disks, and Booting from CDs: Join Us for a Trip Down Linux Memory Lane
By: Jennifer Ellard
#LinuxLovers: Cmd is about to launch a new free product called Cmd Free! Get deep visibility into who’s logging into your Linux servers and what they are doing. Join the waitlist now! It’s hard to believe, but Linux has been around for nearly 30 years. That’s a long time, and a lot has changed. Our…
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