Breaches
Convenience Comes at a Steep Price: Password Management Systems & SSO
July 12, 2017 Added by:Alexandre Cagnoni
Many consumers and businesses are flocking to the mirage of safety offered by password management firms, which are only as strong as their weakest link (often humans).
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How Does Samba Compare to WannaCry?
July 05, 2017 Added by:Rotem Iram
Many reports are drawing comparisons between the Samba vulnerability and WannaCry, but they don't pose the same widespread risk.
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Follow the Money — Stemming Hacker Habits
June 30, 2017 Added by:Steve McGregory
Cybercriminals aren’t stopping anytime soon. Ensure you have a finger on the pulse of your network or be ready to become another notch on a hacker’s belt.
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Social Security Administration’s Second Attempt at 2FA Fails Federal Government’s Own Standards, Not Secure
June 06, 2017 Added by:Alexandre Cagnoni
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently instituted its latest precautions to identify threats and protect citizens’ information by making two-factor authentication mandatory for all users.
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The Cyber Car: The Intimate Tango of the 21st Century
May 25, 2017 Added by:Asaf Atzmon
The automotive industry is now at a point of no return. Cyber is here to stay and the industry is very well aware of the vulnerability of connected cars.
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The Enterprise IoT Security Checklist for Today - and Tomorrow
May 10, 2017 Added by:Zachary Crockett
Here's a list of components of an IoT system that must be reviewed for possible vulnerabilities.
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Why Is Digital Property Monitored Less than Physical Property?
March 09, 2017 Added by:Ajit Singh
If we were to place as much emphasis on monitoring events that take place on our IT systems as we do monitoring spending habits and shoplifting, many of the data breaches we hear about today could be largely mitigated.
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The Third Party Threat
February 16, 2017 Added by:Michael Patterson
A data compromise is inevitable for companies wherever it might emanate from. Therefore an organizations’ ability to respond to an incident is key.
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2017 Cybersecurity Trends Already in Action
February 08, 2017 Added by:Nathan Burke
With each passing year, it seems that newly-uncovered hacks and the number of users impacted grow larger and larger. One big prediction for 2017 that we haven’t seen come true yet is that we'll have a new major breach.
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FriendFinder Breach Highlights the Need for Better Practice in Password Security
January 31, 2017 Added by:Donato Capitella
The FriendFinder Network breach is a perfect example of how poor password storage can exacerbate the impact of a breach and expose accounts to further exploitation.
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Cybersecurity and Donald Trump: Where Do We Go From Here?
December 02, 2016 Added by:Kasey Cross
Changes are most certainly going to be made to cybersecurity. The election itself was tarnished with security issues that created at the very least tension, and at its pinnacle, a kind of hysteria.
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Holiday Shopping Security Tips for Consumers
December 02, 2016 Added by:Dan Ross
Cyber Monday kicked off a month of great deals for consumers and high profits for online retailers. Unfortunately, this time of the year also offers hackers different ways to launch cyber-attacks, steal information, and compromise devices.
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Mobile Endpoint Security: 3 Helpful Tips to Protect Sensitive Corporate Data
December 02, 2016 Added by:Brian NeSmith
Security is not achieved by implementing a product, and companies need to make sure they are actively securing their company every day.
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Security vs. Privacy: Securing Your Critical Information Assets
November 17, 2016 Added by:Steve Durbin
Organizations that sow and fertilize a deeply rooted culture of security are most likely to be resilient and competitive in the face of ongoing threats and challenges.
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Securing the Remedy Before the Breach
October 20, 2016 Added by:Eldar Tuvey
Businesses need to put strategic operations in place to ensure they can successfully move forward after a hack has taken place.
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Minimize “Dwell Time” to Cut the Cost of Data Center Breaches
October 20, 2016 Added by:Dave Burton
If enterprises are serious about curtailing the cost of data breaches, it’s time to shift their focus to one of the chief culprits driving up the cost of breaches: dwell time.
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