Blog Posts Tagged with "CVSS"
PCI DSS Risk SIG Announced: Results Will Be Interesting
December 12, 2011 Added by:Andrew Weidenhamer
The one that I am most interested in seeing is the results of is the Risk Assessment SIG. Although IT Risk Assessments has been a term that has been used for decades now, they are still rarely performed and almost always poorly when they are in regard to effectively considering threats...
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Analysis of the October 2011 Oracle CPU Database Patches
October 19, 2011 Added by:Alexander Rothacker
Oracle released its October Critical Patch Update with 57 vulnerabilities across multiple products. This low number of patches continues a trend where Oracle appears to be losing focus on database security, probably due to the many new products offerings and acquisitions...
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SysAdmin Basics: Why Account Management Is Critical
July 31, 2011 Added by:Jamie Adams
Many SysAdmins are distracted by the urge to patch to address vulnerabilities they aren't susceptible to, or to configure their systems with nifty tricks they found or “how-to” website. This urge is rooted in their belief they are a warrior combating the forces of evil in a cyber war...
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Oracle’s January 2011 Critical Patch Update
January 24, 2011 Added by:Alexander Rothacker
Starting in 2010, Oracle decreased the number of patches in the database with only 32 fixes reported. The trend continues in the first release of 2011 with only 6 database fixes out of 66 total fixes. The bulk of the other 60 fixes are in Oracle Fusion Middleware, PeopleSoft and Solaris...
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- Prohibiting RC4 Cipher Suites
- Control System Cyber Security and the Insurance Industry
- Open Haus: Wi-Fi and Seamless Roaming for Mobile Workers
- Owning your own data – Data residency laws
- Babar: Suspected Nation State Spyware In The Spotlight
- FFIEC Adds Cyber-Resilience to Business Continuity Guidelines
- Keep Your Hands Off My SSL Traffic
- Gemalto Presents Findings of Investigations Into Alleged Hacking of SIM Card Encryption Keys by GCHQ and NSA
- Old Vulnerabilities Still Popular Targets for Hackers: HP
- Those Pesky Users: How To Catch Bad Usage of Good Accounts