Collaborate Disseminate
To avoid malware, always get hardware and software from authorized and reputable sources and vendors, right? But what happens when those same sources actually contain or deliver malicious payloads?
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Mobile malware is nothing new. But in recent months, attackers have been getting more creative and resourceful with how they conceal, distribute and deploy these threats.
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Deepfake videos that are indistinguishable from authentic videos are coming, and we can scarcely imagine what they’ll be used for. We should start preparing for the worst.
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Statistically, you’re probably not. Even those with cyber insurance often have policies that leave them exposed to certain types of breaches, regulatory fines and real-world financial losses.
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A good remote work policy covers a broad range of categories, from employment rules to expense reporting to legal obligations. But the data security provisions are probably the most important.
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Threat actors will soon gain access to artificial intelligence (AI) tools that will enable them to defeat multiple kinds of authentication systems, even biometric security.
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Passwords are bad, and alternatives abound. But first we need to overcome the common myths and misconceptions about the password.
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5G communications networks will empower a future that some are calling the “Fourth Industrial Revolution” — but security leaders must prepare for the coming 5G security threats.
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One of the best ways for cybercriminals to deliver a payload on your organization’s network is to smuggle it inside your employees’ mobile apps.
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The smart office market is forecast to double by 2023. But while IoT devices promise to bring a bevy of benefits, they also introduce entirely new categories of cyber risk.
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