Monthly Archives: July 2019
You’ve Been Deceived about Deception Technology
By Carolyn Crandall, Chief Deception Officer, Attivo Networks It is easy to be misled about things that are unfamiliar. We see this happen regularly with fake news and manipulative communications […]
What Does Breach Prevention Mean?
By Milica D. Djekic When we talk about the cyber breaches, we would mean any attempt of the hacker’s community to approach our IT system and conduct some malicious activities […]
Effective Security Training Is the Key to Fighting Cyber Attacks
How Hands-on Security Training for Development Teams Helps Minimize Hacks By Steindór S. Guðmundsson, CEO, Adversary The best strategy to counter cybercrime lies not in technological security solutions, but in […]
How to Manage Your Access Control?
By Milica D. Djekic Have you ever thought about how two computers talk to each other while they are in a network? So many network security experts would suggest that […]
Ransomware Terrorism: Should We Be Worried?
By Marcus Chung, CEO of BoldCloud The threat of ransomware being used as a highly effective form of cyber terrorism has been receiving a lot of media attention lately. The […]
New variant of Dridex banking Trojan implements polymorphism
Security researchers at eSentire tracked a new campaign spreading a variant of the Dridex banking Trojan that shows polymorphism. Security experts at eSentire observed a new campaign spreading a variant […]
June Patch Tuesday
Bluekeep still the most threatening vulnerability By Chris Goettl, Director of product management, security, ivanti June patch Tuesday has come. Microsoft is resolving 88 unique vulnerabilities this month including four […]
ViceLeaker Android spyware targets users in the Middle East
Experts at Kaspersky have uncovered a spyware campaign dubbed ViceLeaker that spreads in the Middle East to spy on Android users. Kaspersky spotted a spyware campaign, tracked as ViceLeaker, that […]
Securing the Remote Patient Monitoring Ecosystem
By George W. Jackson, Jr. Senior Principal Consultant at Clearwater Compliance Every CISO knows that April 2019 was a grim milestone: the worst month for healthcare data breaches since 2010 […]
Broader, More Disruptive, More Critical: Cyber Threats Morphing as 5G, Machine Learning, and IoT Emerge
By Steve Durbin We’re already seeing commercials flaunting 5G coverage as the new wave of mainstream operational speed as we know it. This paired with organizations flaunting their machine learning […]
Criminals Obtain 2.8 Billion Consumer Records In 2018
By Robert Vamosi, CISSP and senior product marketing manager, ForgeRock Cybercriminals exposed 2.8 billion consumer data records in 2018, costing U.S. organizations over $654 billion according to a new report […]
2019: Why Invest in Secure File Transfer This Year
Are You in the Business of Securing Your Data? Keeping your data secure may sound like an easy concept, but in reality, it’s no simple feat. Securing your sensitive data […]
Vulnerability in Medtronic insulin pumps allow hacking devices
Medtronic and the US government have warned that some Medtronic MiniMed insulin pumps are vulnerable to cyber attacks. Medtronic and the United States government have warned of a security vulnerability […]
Crooks stole millions from Bitrue Cryptocurrency Exchange
Another cryptocurrency exchange announced to have suffered a theft, this time is the victim is the Singapore-based Bitrue. It has happened again, crooks stole funds from another cryptocurrency exchange, this […]
Ensuring the Security & Productivity of an Increasingly Remote Workforce
By Morey Haber, CTO & CISO, BeyondTrust Driven in large part by the globalization of technology, focus on a healthier work-life balance, and an uptick in the number of millennials […]
Know Who to Call When Phishing Strikes
By Russ Cohen As a former “white hat hacker” helping businesses improve cybersecurity by illuminating areas of vulnerability, one of the more creative aspects of my job was crafting a […]
Enterprise Social Collaboration: Security Friend or Foe?
By Dr. Steve Marsh, Vice President of Product for Nucleus Cyber Enterprise collaboration is changing rapidly. Driven by the Cloud and how we share information in our personal lives, social […]