Collaborate Disseminate
Today at Black Hat London, Zero Networks announced the release of its RPC firewall – also dubbed the ‘ransomware kill switch’ – into open source. The tool provides granular control over RPC, capable of blocking the use of lateral movement hacker tools … Continue reading RPC Firewall Dubbed ‘Ransomware Kill Switch’ Released to Open Source
Identity sprawl in the age of remote working and business transformation is a threat to cybersecurity
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Continue reading The Rising Threat Stemming From Identity Sprawl
Sunnyvale, CA-based breach and attack simulation firm SafeBreach has raised $53.5 million in a Series D funding round led by Sonae IM and Israel Growth Partners (IGP). Sands Capital, Leumi Partners and existing investors participated, and the funding i… Continue reading Breach and Attack Simulation Firm SafeBreach Doubles Funding With $53.5M Series D Round
If the average American has the right to defend his home by striking back, why can he or she not defend networks in a similar fashion?
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Continue reading Experts Analyze Proposed Bill Allowing Private Entities to ‘Hack Back’
When FireEye (now Mandiant) disclosed the SolarWinds breach in December 2020, the security world was forced to accept the reality that given the motivation, time and resources, an advanced attacker can breach any organization. And if the breached organ… Continue reading SolarWinds Outlines ‘Triple Build’ Software Development Model to Secure Supply Chain
A new product seeks to solve the two primary security issues that come with moving to the cloud: the danger of accidental misconfigurations and the loss of visibility.
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Continue reading Illumio Brings Visibility, Zero Trust Principles to Hybrid Cloud
Sacramento, CA-based Rhombus Systems – a provider of smart security cameras – has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by Cota Capital.
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Continue reading Smart Security Camera Startup Rhombus Systems Raises $10 Million
The risks associated with supply chain (for software and services) is huge and growing. A new report shows that boardroom awareness and budgets for third-party risk management has increased; but this is not necessarily translating i… Continue reading Third Party Attacks Are Increasing, But Third-Party Risk Management Is Failing