SonicWall released patch for actively exploited SMA 100 zero-day
SonicWall has released a security patch to address the zero-day flaw actively exploited in attacks against the SMA 100 series appliances. SonicWall this week released firmware updates (version 10.2.0.5-29sv) to […]
2021 Predictions: Securing the API Economy, Identity and Rigorous Consent Controls
By Nathanael Coffing, CSO, Cloudentity It goes without saying that 2020 was an unprecedented year and the security landscape was completely transformed for cybersecurity professionals. Due to COVID-19 and the […]
Tesla sues former employee for allegedly stealing sensitive docs
Tesla has accused a former employee, a software engineer, of downloading about 26,000 sensitive files and transferring them on his personal Dropbox On Saturday, Tesla sued the former employee Alex […]
Operation NightScout: supply chain attack on NoxPlayer Android emulator
Experts uncovered a new supply chain attack leveraging the update process of NoxPlayer, a free Android emulator for PCs and Macs. UPDATE (February 18, 2021): Following the publication of our […]
Emotet Botnet dismantled in a joint international operation
A global operation of law enforcement has dismantled the infrastructure of the infamous Emotet botnet. A global operation of law enforcement, lead by Europol, has dismantled the infrastructure of the […]
How To Keep Your Children Safe In Remote Learning Situations
By Nevin Markwart, Chief Information Security Officer at FutureVault As parents, we have conflicting feelings on remote learning. One on hand, we want our children to stay healthy, especially in […]
E-Merchants: Secure Your Online Sales from Cybersecurity Threats
By Anthony Webb, EMEA Vice President, A10 Networks This year, online retailers pushed the boundaries with “Black Friday” deals in the hopes of improving their online sales, thanks to the […]
The Rising Tide of Security Threats in The Industrial Internet of Things
By Don Schleede, Information Security Officer at Digi International Throughout Cyber Security Awareness Month in October, many organizations shared their thoughts on the state of cybersecurity and reflected on the […]
Asset Management, The Weakest Link in Cybersecurity Risk
By Gyan Prakash, Head of Cyber Security / Security Engineering, Altimetrik Corp Summary This paper shares the details on the limitations of existing asset management solutions for Cybersecurity needs and […]
Zero Trust Remote Access for Engineering Teams
By Colin Rand, VP of Engineering, Banyan Security Engineering organizations present numerous challenges for security programs when it comes to remote access. They need secure access to dynamic hosts, services, […]
The Future of Security Is on The Hardware
The Virtualization Revolution Removes Security Onus From Users by Leveraging New Hardware-Powered Approach By Ian Pratt, Global Head of Security, HP Today’s threat landscape is constantly evolving, and the COVID-19 […]
Securing the Hybrid Workforce Begins with Three Crucial Steps
By Rick Vanover, Senior Director of Product Strategy, Veeam It is clear that remote working is here to stay. According to a survey conducted by Bayt.com, a leading job site […]
A Hybrid Workplace Means New Threats and More Pressure on IT Leaders
By Tim Sadler, Co-founder, and CEO of Tessian Events this year have changed the way we think about work indefinitely. In fact, new research from Tessian shows that only 11% […]
What’s in Your Wallet? The Cybersecurity Costs of COVID
With new business challenges in play, organizations are shifting their cybersecurity spend accordingly By Mark Sangster, Vice President, and Industry Security Strategist, eSentire If anything has become clear over the […]
The Coming Security Perspectives
By Milica D. Djekic It appears that today’s world landscape is under constant and chronical attack of security challenges. There is no time in history that was easy and it’s […]
All Aboard The COVID-19 Train: Malware Trends Taking Advantage of The Pandemic
By Bar Block, Threat Intelligence Researcher at Deep Instinct Since the outbreak of COVID-19, plenty of COVID-19 themed malware attacks have surfaced around the globe. Attackers take every chance they […]
Data Migration Security
What to Know By Devin Partida, Cybersecurity Writer, ReHack Magazine If you’re planning a data migration soon, there are some crucial things to do to increase the likelihood of keeping […]
Why the Education Sector Must Address Security in The Rush to Digitise
By Jacob Chacko Regional Business Head – Middle East, Saudi & South Africa (MESA) at HPE Aruba There has never been a greater need to connect students, classrooms, and buildings. […]
Revealed: How Banking and Finance GRC Leaders Struggle to Address Regulators’ Demands for Cyber Evidence with Confidence
By Charaka Goonatilake. CTO at Panaseer It’s one thing to keep data secure and assets protected, but another thing entirely to have the evidence at hand to prove your security […]
Top 10 Data Breaches of the 21st Century
This article looks into the biggest data breaches of the 21st century (so far!) By Nicole Allen, Marketing Executive, SaltDNA. This article looks into the biggest data breaches of the […]
Nations—Not Individuals—Are After Your IP
By Ryan Benner, Anexinet A recent Wall Street Journal article titled, Russian Hackers Have Targeted 200 Groups Tied to U.S. Election, has Microsoft stating that “Russian government hackers have targeted […]
Patched Minimizes Risk – But Opens the Door for Compatibility Problems
How to Remediate Federal Systems with Zerologon Vulnerability By Egon Rinderer, Global Vice President of Technology & Federal CTO, Tanium In September, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released […]
Magecart May Make Holidays Less Merry
Third-party plug-ins driving most retail sites can open doors to attackers by Mounir Hahad, Head of Juniper Threat Labs at Juniper Networks In the unprecedented year of 2020, the rise […]
How Blockchain Is Helping Stop the Spread of COVID-19
By Robert Galarza, CEO, TruTrace Technologies By now, we all know the cost of COVID-19. Many countries have struggled to contain the virus, forcing people to practice social distancing, wear […]
Readiness and Risk Exposure in the New Normal
By Cyber Defense Magazine News Staff A recent report conducted by Osterman Research and sponsored by TrapX Security[1] provides valuable insights on the problems facing cybersecurity professionals in protecting their […]
Unlocking the Promise of Packet Capture
By Kathryn Ash, President, IPCopper, Inc. It turns out that IT people do get plenty of exercises. From the job description, it sounds like a desk job, but that promise […]
The One-Stop Spear Phishing Defense Guide You Will Ever Need
By Jeff Penner, Senior Manager at ActiveCo Technology Management. Is your business ready to combat spear phishing attacks? It’s a question that gives many seasoned CTOs bad jitters. The truth […]
Cybersecurity Best Practices for End Users
By Jay Ryerse, CISSP, Vice President of Cybersecurity Initiatives, ConnectWise When it comes to cybersecurity, there are a few misunderstandings. Many clients believe that they’re completely secure and risk-free after […]
How to Adapt Financial Services to The Online Space Securely – And Still Sleep at Night
Financial institutions, like eCommerce industries, are leading today’s fast, pandemic-driven transition to the digital space. A change that will become a norm. By Robert Capps, VP of Marketplace, NuData, a […]
Emerging Technologies Create A New Line of Defense in The Fight Against Fraud
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE POWERS VOICE BIOMETRICS FOR A MORE SECURE, FRICTIONLESS CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE By Brett Beranek, Vice President and General Manager, Security, and Biometrics, Nuance Communications A growing number of organizations […]