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Cybercriminals are becoming more advanced and learning how to leverage the latest authentication methods to exploit security weaknesses.
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As cryptocurrencies gain traction with banks and consumers, IT professionals must consider the cybersecurity implications of becoming a cashless society.
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Windows Server 2016 includes enhanced security features, such as VM encryption capabilities and a minimal Nano Server to reduce the attack surface.
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A group of IT leaders from around the world formed the Council of Global City CIOs to promote information sharing when it comes to smart city initiatives.
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Check Point has long been known as a firewall company but it is reaching beyond its roots with a new series of protective technologies under its SandBlast line.SandBlast has been around for several years, but received several significant updates ove… Continue reading Check Point SandBlast takes endpoint protection to another level
Almost two-thirds of British universities fell victim to ransomware attacks in the past year, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down.
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Smaller businesses, like the HVAC company that caused the Target penetration in 2013, often think they are too small to be security targets, but SMB cybersecurity can have big implications. Size doesn’t matter as long as your firm has something of value that someone thinks is worth stealing, or a connection that someone thinks is […]
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A malware simulator like the Shinosec ShinoLocker suite can help penetration testers understand how malware works and practice defending their systems.
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Cybercriminals use code hooking to intercept OS function calls to alter or augment their behavior. The technique is becoming more popular and dangerous.
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A new study analyzed 500,000 endpoints as a method of tracking online fraud. The 10,000 that were found to be compromised shared seven commonalities.
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