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A recent study from Positive Technologies shined a light on an attack vector that is often overlooked: the insecurity of web applications.
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There’s a meme making the rounds this week that goes like this: “Can I send you a fax later today?” “You can’t send a fax to where I live.” “Oh, where’s that?” “2018. I live in 2018.” There are similar memes and jokes out there about fax machines beca… Continue reading Faxploiting: Hackers Taking Advantage of the Forgotten Fax Function on Your Printer
How old technology may be introducing security risks to the corporate network We may think of today’s corporate America as a mobile workforce, with everybody conducting business from their phones or tablets or laptops from any location in the world. A… Continue reading Old Technology: We All Use It, But At What Risk?
Operational technology (OT) makes our factories run and ensures the critical infrastructure can fulfill its services. Yet, when we talk about manufacturing and systems in terms of cybersecurity, the focus tends to be on protecting the IT networks, rat… Continue reading Meeting the Security Challenges for ICS, OT
Despite the rising cost of a data breach, many organizations still believe they don’t need cybersecurity insurance.
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It took an 11 year-old-boy all of 10 minutes to hack into a replica of Florida’s election website and to change the vote count. Think about that for a moment: A sixth grader needed only 10 minutes to be able to change Florida’s hypothetical election r… Continue reading Voting Security: Suggestions to Protect Our Elections
Common password management habits have been insecure and out-of-date for a while. But despite knowledge of the risks around recycled credentials and other gaps, users have been slow to change tack.
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Third parties are a well-known risk for any company’s cybersecurity posture (just ask Target or dozens of other large enterprise that suffered a data breach due to an outside vendor or consultant security mistake). But we tend to think of third partie… Continue reading Third-Party Extensions: The Hidden Security Risk
Every morning, I start my day by reading email about the latest cybersecurity news. These emails almost always involve data breaches or malware targeting a retail outlet, a restaurant, a healthcare company or a financial institution. What do these cyb… Continue reading Manufacturing: A Rising Target for Cybercriminals
Network and endpoint access procedures have progressed to the point that now identity is the new perimeter of cybersecurity. Improving methods of multifactor authentication is crucial to building trust.
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