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Who's responsible for attacks using stolen cyberweapons?
Cyberattackers are to blame for ransomware attacks, but what about companies that release flawed software or don't install patches? Our expert looks at where the buck stops.
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Ipsidy portal uses biometric authentication methods
Identity Portal by Ipsidy uses biometric authorization methods to ensure secure account access, enable users to verify changes, protect customers from fraudulent phone calls, and more.
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The top 3 security challenges with Office 365
To understand the Office 365 threat landscape, take stock of the application features and programs available based on the organization's license level of the subscription.
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Hackers plan for incident response counterstrategies
Attackers expect incident response strategies and have a plan for when they encounter them. Find out how to take IR to the next level against attacker incident response counterstrategies.
3 Ways SOAR Can Combat the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage
What are some of the strategies that your organization has implemented to help combat the cybersecurity skills gap? Mike Chapple, senior director of IT at University of Notre Dame explains how log processing, threat intelligence and account lifecycle management can help alleviate the shortage of qualified pros and have teams work smarter, not harder.
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U.S. Cybercom recommends patching Outlook
U.S. Cybercom issued an alert about active exploitation of a 2-year-old Microsoft Outlook flaw, and experts say an Iranian threat group is behind the attacks.
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How to bypass a Windows kernel protection feature
Security researchers demonstrated how a new fileless attack technique can bypass a Windows kernel protection feature at Black Hat 2018. Find out how the technique works.
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Explore the next-generation firewall marketplace
Explore some of the top NGFWs currently on the market -- based on features and user reviews -- to help you make a buying decision
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How will cryptography adapt to the post-quantum world?
Post-quantum cryptographic algorithms are aimed at securing encrypted data against super-powerful computers in the future, but will they even be necessary? Hanno Böck explains.
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Tenable CEO on why enterprises feel helpless against hacks
This week's Risk & Repeat podcast features Tenable CEO Amit Yoran, who discusses what he calls 'cyber helplessness' and how the mentality is infecting enterprises.
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Creative ways to earn CISSP CPEs
Who says you can't have fun while earning CPE credits to maintain your CISSP certification? Check out the top 10 creative ways to meet CISSP continuing education requirements.
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Who's responsible for attacks using stolen cyberweapons?
Cyberattackers are to blame for ransomware attacks, but what about companies that release flawed software or don't install patches? Our expert looks at where the buck stops.
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Vendors offer options for Office 365 security
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The top 3 security challenges with Office 365
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Hackers plan for incident response counterstrategies
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Incident response frameworks from NIST, ISO, ISACA
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Top 10 attacks and how to defend against them
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Boost application security in DevOps with DevSecOps
Without DevSecOps, application security can end up on the back burner during application development. Learn how DevSecOps can bake security back into the process.
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How should you care for a cybersecurity strategy?
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5 ways to buoy incident response plans in a digital world
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Why user identity management is a security essential
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How to select and implement a next-gen firewall
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Why EDR technologies are essential for endpoint protection
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What are the 4 fundamentals of a cybersecurity framework?
Cybersecurity frameworks differ from one company to another, but each plan has four fundamental stages. Find out what you need to know.
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Don't wait until an incident to decide how best to respond
The time to organize and train an IR team is long before a security incident occurs. Learn the practical steps needed to create an effective, cross-functional team.
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Security tools aid the incident response process
The OODA loop can help organizations throughout the entire incident response process by giving them insight into which tools they need to detect and respond to security events.
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Google focuses more on steering the Android ship than righting it
Google's security and privacy upgrades to Android are mostly forward-thinking changes, readying for a future that is inevitable but unclear, rather than ways to improve security today.Continue Reading
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At RSAC 2019, speculative execution threats take a back seat
The Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities loomed large last year, but RSAC 2019 will have little fodder on speculative execution threats and side channels attacks.Continue Reading
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Ipsidy portal uses biometric authentication methods
Identity Portal by Ipsidy uses biometric authorization methods to ensure secure account access, enable users to verify changes, protect customers from fraudulent phone calls, and more.
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Emerging cyberattacks and threats
U.S. Cybercom recommends patching Outlook
U.S. Cybercom issued an alert about active exploitation of a 2-year-old Microsoft Outlook flaw, and experts say an Iranian threat group is behind the attacks.
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IoT security issues
FTC, D-Link settle security lawsuit
D-Link settled a U.S. Federal Trade Commission lawsuit, which alleged the company failed to take basic steps to address security flaws and weaknesses in its products.











