Monthly Archives: April 2018

Every decision has its trade-offs. Whether your background is in business or technology, it’s likely one of the first trade secrets you learned. That’s part of the reason that putting […]

Security researchers Kate Temkin discovered a vulnerability in the NVIDIA Tegra chipsets that could be exploited for the execution of custom code on locked-down devices. The expert devised an exploit, dubbed Fusée Gelée, […]

The European police have shut down webstresser.org, the world’s biggest DDoS-for-hire service, that allowed crooks to launch over 4 million attacks. An international operation dubbed conducted by the European law enforcement […]

Google researcher has publicly disclosed a Windows 10 zero-day that could be exploited by attackers to bypass Windows Lockdown Policy on systems with User Mode Code Integrity (UMCI). Google has publicly […]

CDM Readers, we are thrilled to be partnering with Hacker.House to offer one lucky winner a 4 day ethical hacker online course.  You’ll be learning from some of the smartest […]

#RSAConferece USA 2018 may have winded down but the excitement from meeting so many award winners and handing out thousands of copies of our PRINT EDITION was a total blast […]

On top of our more than 60 editions of Cyber Defense eMagazines, all available online for free, we’ve decided to launch an INFOSEC RESEARCH LIBRARY.  You can visit the library […]

SunTrust Banks Inc announced it discovered that a former employee may have attempted to download information on nearly 1.5 million clients and share it a criminal organization. A former employee […]

The biggest cyber threat to an organization is the one that hasn’t been launched yet — the ambush that leaves cybersecurity professionals scrambling to minimize damage while still having to […]

It was great to meet so many of our readers at #RSAC this year.  We gave out thousands of copies of our print edition of the magazine and enjoyed the […]

Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), the industry’s leading electronic information security magazine has spent the past six months scouring the globe and found nearly 3,000 companies who create and offer the […]

Does your business need to mitigate the security breach risk by minimizing the Mean Time-to- Identify (MTTI) and Mean-Time-to-Resolve (MTTR) to the lowest? Well, Read on. Security Information and Event […]

Cyber Defense Magazine is pleased to provide this Global Threat Intelligence Vendor Landscape for 2018.   PDF  or  FLIPBOOK Threat Intelligence has emerged as both an integral component of effective cyber defense […]

It’s one thing to complete a rigorous advanced degree in cybersecurity— it’s another to finish two at once.  Meet that rare professional, Major Michael Perrottet, who simultaneously completed the Brown […]

Researchers at Trend Micro recently discovered a new strain of Android miner dubbed ANDROIDOS HIDDENMINER that can brick infected devices Crooks are looking with increasing interest cryptocurrency mining malware developed […]

Cyber Defense Magazine will be releasing our first Quarterly Vendor Landscape report at the RSA Conference 2018.  Each quarter we will cover a different major INFOSEC topic, showing the market […]

After Cambridge Analytica case, Facebook announced security improvements to prevent future interference with elections. Facebook is under the fire after the revelation of the Cambridge Analytica case and its role in the […]

There’re no big surprises in the recent Technical Alert issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Once again, we’re hearing that nation states […]

A recently discovered Microsoft Office document exploit builder kit dubbed ThreadKit has been used to spread a variety of malware, including RATs and banking Trojans. Security experts at Proofpoint recently discovered […]