Collaborate Disseminate
With responsive machine learning, analysts can create robust training sets by combining thousands of malware samples with current data on software updates.
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As we move through the first half of 2017 we begin to look to the future – security organizations are planning their end of year programs and 2018 budgets, and responsible security leaders are searching for ways to further strengthen their protection. They quickly realize that deciding what to do isn’t easy.
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Ask an IT person what the weakest link in their organization’s security is, and you’ll invariably get a witty take on the same derisive answer: “Meatware.” “Our walking, talking vulnerabilities.” “PEBKAC” (problem exists between keyboard and chair).
Continue reading User Security is a Responsibility, Not an Excuse
There is no such thing as a magic bullet for security. When security vendors push their products too hard, customers grow skeptical of the entire industry.
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With so much security data and threat intelligence available, IT professionals are struggling to stay afloat in this expansive ocean of information.
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Experienced Security Teams Know that Every Piece of Malicious Software Cannot be Caught in Advance
Over the past five years, there have been multiple new entrants into the endpoint protection space, looking to provide better defenses against increasing… Continue reading Malware Evolution Calls for Changing View of the Lifecycle
Another packed RSA Conference has passed, and a crowd of companies spent their days explaining their value to prospects and customers. Small innovators competed for attention with the multi-story booths and thickly carpeted oases of some of the largest technology companies in the world. The competition was certainly noisy. Not just loud, as multiple presenters and speakers strove to be heard over one another, but noisy in terms of the messages that each was trying to deliver. To be successful, younger firms at RSA Conference, and in the market, needed to deliver their message with something… Continue reading Clarity is a Virtue
For most, ransomware attacks are the byproduct of uninformed users opening malicious attachments sent by devious and anonymous criminals.
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For most, ransomware attacks are the byproduct of uninformed users opening malicious attachments sent by devious and anonymous criminals.
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Public understanding and concern about cybersecurity has historically been pretty low, the domain of experts and large organizations on the lookout for sophisticated, targeted attacks. Ransomware is changing that, creating a rising tide of successful a… Continue reading The Evolution of Ransomware: Part 1