Network Security
Securing the Hybrid Workforce Begins with Three Crucial Steps
September 02, 2020 Added by:Rick Vanover
The global shift to a remote workforce has redefined the way organizations structure their business models.
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SecurityWeek Extends ICS Cyber Security Conference Call for Presentations to August 31, 2020
August 12, 2020 Added by:InfosecIsland News
The official Call for Presentations (speakers) for SecurityWeek’s 2020 Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Cyber Security Conference, being held October 19 – 22, 2020 in SecurityWeek’s Virtual Conference Center, has been extended to August 31st.
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Avoiding Fuelling the Cyber-Crime Economy
August 11, 2020 Added by:Marc Wilczek
What drives the cyber-crime economy, and how can organizations prevent their data being used as a criminal commodity?
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Make It So: Accelerating the Enterprise with Intent-Based Network Security
June 13, 2020 Added by:Avishai Wool
How organizations can realize the benefits of intent-based networking across their hybrid networks.
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When Data Is Currency, Who’s Responsible for Its Security?
February 11, 2020 Added by:Jason Bevis
With recent security incidents, we've caught a glimpse of the role that data enrichment, aggregators and brokers play in security. What type of responsibility do these parties bear in protecting consumer data and privacy?
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Modernizing Web Filtering for K-12 Schools
December 18, 2019 Added by:Timur Kovalev
Today’s 24/7 Internet access world underlines the importance of fine-tuned web filters and content security across K-12 networks.
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5 Limitations of Network-Centric Security in the Cloud
August 19, 2019 Added by:Sanjay Kalra
Traditional security solutions aim to identify threats at the perimeter of the enterprise, but threats targeting public clouds require a different level of insight and action.
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Thoughts on DoS Attack on US Electric Utility
June 04, 2019 Added by:Phil Neray
The recent DoS incident affecting power grid control systems in Utah, Wyoming and California was interesting for several reasons.
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Answering Tough Questions About Network Metadata and Zeek
May 08, 2019 Added by:Kevin Sheu
As security operations teams search for the best threat data to analyze in their data lakes, network metadata often lands in the category of being just right.
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How Microsegmentation Helps to Keep Your Network Security Watertight
April 24, 2019 Added by:Avishai Wool
Building and implementing a micro-segmentation strategy requires careful planning and orchestration to ensure it is effective.
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Next Generation Firewalls are Old News in the Cloud
March 27, 2019 Added by:Sanjay Kalra
As users start to change the way they deploy infrastructure to the cloud, they will also need to find security solutions that are built by using the cloud in order to secure the cloud.
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The Rise of Ransomware and the Consequences for SMBs
February 21, 2019 Added by:Timur Kovalev
Ransomware works; that’s why hackers keep honing their techniques. SMBs need to be especially careful when it comes to cybersecurity and should work with vendors that understand their unique security needs.
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Taking Advantage of Network Segmentation in 2019
January 16, 2019 Added by:Reuven Harrison
Here's how organizations can get started with network segmentation – including some potential issues to plan for and successfully avoid.
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Universities Beware! The Biggest Security Threats Come from Within the Network
January 08, 2019 Added by:Victor Danevich
While the latest technology streamlines processes and makes the learning experience more efficient, higher education institutions’ networks have not kept up with technology and cyber security requirements.
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Preview: SecurityWeek's 2018 ICS Cyber Security Conference (Oct. 22-25)
October 09, 2018 Added by:Eduard Kovacs
Hundreds of professionals from around the world will meet in Atlanta, Ga., on October 22-25, for SecurityWeek's 2018 ICS Cyber Security Conference, the largest and longest-running conference dedicated to industrial and critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
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U.S. Now Leads by Number of DDoS Botnet C&C Servers
July 25, 2018 Added by:Ionut Arghire
The United States was the top region by number of distributed denial of service (DDoS) botnet command and control (C&C) servers in Q2 2018, Kaspersky Lab reports.
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- How Extreme Weather Will Create Chaos on Infrastructure
- BSIMM11 Observes the Cutting Edge of Software Security Initiatives
- Sustaining Video Collaboration Through End-to-End Encryption
- Will Robo-Helpers Help Themselves to Your Data?
- Securing the Hybrid Workforce Begins with Three Crucial Steps
- A New Strategy for DDoS Protection: Log Analysis on Steroids
- COVID-19 Aside, Data Protection Regulations March Ahead: What To Consider
- SecurityWeek Extends ICS Cyber Security Conference Call for Presentations to August 31, 2020
- SecurityWeek to Host Cloud Security Summit Virtual Event on August 13, 2020
- Avoiding Fuelling the Cyber-Crime Economy