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Going Global: Three Key Strategies for Managing International Firewalls
September 23, 2016 Added by:Avishai Wool
Professor Avashai Wool, CTO at Alogsec explains how businesses can best manage a cross-border firewall estate, keeping their perimeters secure globally.
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What Is ID and Verification and Why Is It Such an Integral Part of Digital Life?
September 23, 2016 Added by:David Poole
ID&V is part of our lives and while there might be complaints about the inconvenience that obtrusive security plays in digital commerce, it is still an improvement on how things used to be.
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How to Choose the Right EDR solution for Your Organization
September 23, 2016 Added by:Tom Wayne
The need for an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution is at its highest for any organization who wants to ensure they are as protected as possible from the threat of attack.
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Automating Access May Be Best for Remote Users
September 21, 2016 Added by:Dean Wiech
When you are working remotely, things need to be very convenient, otherwise it becomes a huge aggravation of dealing with technical issues before you can get anything for work or school completed.
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SAP Cyber Threat Intelligence report – September 2016
September 20, 2016 Added by:Alexander Polyakov
SAP has released the monthly critical patch update for September 2016. This patch update closes 19 vulnerabilities in SAP products including 14 SAP Security Patch Day Notes and 5 Support Package Notes.
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Demonstration of Hacking a Protective Relay and Taking Control of a Motor
September 15, 2016 Added by:Joe Weiss
At the 2016 ICS Cyber Security Conference we will be providing a demonstration and will take the SEL-751A used in a traditional motor control setting and compromise not only the SEL751A, but then take control of the motor.
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Pokémon GO Security Threats Hit via Social Media
September 11, 2016 Added by:InfosecIsland News
Pokémon GO continues to remain a highly popular mobile app, and cybercriminals have found a new method of compromise by heading to social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr. A
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LuaBot Linux Botnet Is Written in Lua Language
September 07, 2016 Added by:Ionut Arghire
A newly discovered Linux botnet that was coded using the Lua programming language is targeting Internet of Things (IoT) devices in addition to Linux systems and servers, researchers warn.
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Advanced Threat Protection Technologies Beyond Marketing
September 07, 2016 Added by:Roy Samson
The right Advanced Threat Protection technology choices depend on your current and target IT architecture. It is also important not to be tempted to base your decision for a specific security product owing to a small unique ‘sales/marketing’ feature.
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STOP, Collaborate and Listen: Where Employee Vulnerabilities Put Data at Risk
September 07, 2016 Added by:Ron Arden
Whether it is the company’s trade secrets, product designs, financial data or the personal information of customers, businesses must protect high value information from landing in the hands of the wrong individual or threat group.
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Insider Threat: Why Negligence Is More Dangerous Than Malevolence
August 26, 2016 Added by:Eric Aarrestad
When addressing the risk of Insider Threats, we must look beyond those who are intentionally doing harm and place equal emphasis on those who are simply doing their job.
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Mr. Robot-Inspired FSociety Ransomware Emerges
August 24, 2016 Added by:Ionut Arghire
A new ransowmare family was named FSociety because it uses an image that appeared in the Mr. Robot show as the logo of an infamous hacking group called FSociety.
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What Elements Are Needed for Security Analytics Success?
August 23, 2016 Added by:Mike Paquette
Not all security analytics solutions are created equal. There are five key characteristics critically important to ensuring that your security analytics are effective and capable of stopping today’s advanced threats.
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Hackers Ghosting the Trail
August 18, 2016 Added by:Michael Patterson
Attackers are going to get in and you will be required to perform incident response. The first thing the security team will ask for is the logs. Make sure logs are backed up to a 2nd system or 3rd system and make sure a UDP forwarder is relaying the messages.
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Paving the Road to Digital Transformation
August 18, 2016 Added by:Jackson Shaw
Digital transformation has arrived and organizations are embracing the latest innovations to provide customers with anytime, anywhere, any way access.
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Pragmatic Steps to Manage File Data Leakage Risks
August 18, 2016 Added by:Scott Gordon
Next generation F-DRM solutions offer an effective and flexible technical control that can be applied today to reduce file data leakage risks across different infrastructure, collaboration methods, user types and business requirements.
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What the Auto Industry Can Learn from Payments Sector about Cybersecurity
August 17, 2016 Added by:Johannes Lintzen
An established Root of Trust, combined with industry standards like those adopted by the payments industry and ongoing dialogues among leaders in the field, will ensure the automotive industry stays ahead of security risks associated with connected vehicles.
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Compliance Capabilities: Audit Achievement through Access Management
August 17, 2016 Added by:Dean Wiech
Overall, audits can be a huge headache for organizations and their leaders, but identity and access governance technology can reduce the audit scramble while also providing many additional benefits.
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Keep IT Safe: 5 Ways to Guard Against Olympic-Sized Streaming Threats
August 12, 2016 Added by:Peter Tsai
Big sporting events like the Olympic Games capture the hearts and attention of billions around the world. But how can companies avoid streaming agony and get high marks for network performance during live events? Here are tips straight from IT professionals.
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Back to Basics: How Simple Techniques Can Thwart Complex APT Attacks
August 11, 2016 Added by:Avishai Wool
Professor Avishai Wool, CTO and Co-Founder of AlgoSec, discusses how organizations’ basic network structure can help or hinder APT attacks.