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Why We Must Work Together to Support Our Cyber Start-ups
August 01, 2017 Added by:Bernard Parsons
With both the number and severity of cyber attacks only set to increase over the next few years, it is essential we do everything we can to support the next wave of homegrown cyber entrepreneurs, innovators and practitioners.
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How Businesses Can Bolster Security and Stop Attacks Before they Happen
August 01, 2017 Added by:Chris Schueler
Organizations will have to realize that in-house efforts often won’t be enough when fighting off hackers with attacks they’ve sourced from around the world.
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Identifying and Patching Vulnerabilities in a Post-Microsoft Security Bulletin World
July 27, 2017 Added by:Ken Hilker
Last November Microsoft warned that the Security Bulletins on Patch Tuesday would be discontinued, and they followed through on their promise with the April 2017 edition
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How Does UC in the Cloud Impact Your Security Posture?
July 20, 2017 Added by:Myk Konrad
To maintain the security posture of unified communications, enterprises must implement a holistic approach to security that extends from their infrastructure to the cloud.
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How to Prevent Ransomware and Cyberattacks
July 14, 2017 Added by:Steven Minsky
The impacts of ransomware and other breaches that exploit failures in risk management are preventable. An attack can come at any time, and failing to implement a strong prevention strategy is a recipe for disaster.
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SAP Cyber Threat Intelligence report – July 2017
July 14, 2017 Added by:Alexander Polyakov
July 2017’s set of SAP Security Notes consists of 23 patches with the majority of them rated medium.
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WannaCry: How We Created an Ideal Environment for Malware to Thrive, and How to Fix It
July 12, 2017 Added by:Jesse McKenna
How in the world did we end up with a security paradigm where a malware infection can spread so rapidly and so broadly as WannaCry did?
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NotPetya — 'Ransomware' That Spreads like a Worm
July 12, 2017 Added by:Sean Tierney
NotPetya techniques led researchers to believe the true goals of the attack was disruption rather than monetary gain.
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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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The Security Risk Within Smart Cities
June 30, 2017 Added by:Mirko Brandner
Smart cities offer great opportunities and, in terms of IoT innovations security, data protection and privacy have to be top priority if they should be profitable in the long run.
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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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Survey Shows Employers under Pressure to Keep Mobile Workers Safe
June 30, 2017 Added by:Vincent Geffray
According to a new report from Everbridge, 77% of employers said their employees would prioritize safety over privacy concerns when it comes to identifying their location during a critical event.
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Lax IIoT Cybersecurity: the Perfect Breeding Environment for Industroyer
June 29, 2017 Added by:Jalal Bouhdada
In meeting the challenge posed by greater levels of threats and fewer cybersecurity specialists to meet them, a shift in focus is essential.
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The Upcoming Oracle CPU: Struggling to Keep Pace with Vulnerabilities
June 28, 2017 Added by:James E. Lee
Oracle's April 2017 update was its largest CPU to date. With the next CPU landing on July 18, there’s plenty to consider.
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Malware Prevention Key to Countering Evasive Attack Techniques
June 28, 2017 Added by:Eddy Bobritsky
We can’t stay in the malware arms race by building a tool for every trick malware creators conjure up. It’s critical that we develop broadly applicable methods that frustrate their efforts by turning those tricks into defensive weapons.