Collaborate Disseminate
Security professionals are inundated with thousands of alerts per day generated by a growing number of cybersecurity tools. Investigating and connecting individual alerts to events often takes days. Seeing the proverbial forest for the trees is an ong… Continue reading XDR: Next-Level Prevention and Detection
Ultimately, MixMode found, the log-based SIEM approach resulted in five times the amount of data that needed to be stored, a cost that was passed along to the government entity.
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The reported hack of a water processing plant in Oldsmar, Florida, has raised alarms about the security of critical infrastructure IT systems and their vulnerabilities. But for those more familiar with the security processes of these local systems, th… Continue reading Water Plant Infrastructure Hackers Go Kinetic
Wiesbaden, Germany – 23 February 2021 – Comforte AG is delighted to announce that they have been named ‘Overall Leader’ and ‘Product Leader’ in KuppingerCole’s ‘Leadership Compass for Database and Big Data Security’. Michael Deissner, CEO at comfo… Continue reading comforte Named Overall Leader in KuppingerCole Leadership Compass 2021
Researchers have discovered stealthy malware on many Macs. But nobody knows what its purpose is. It’s a mystery.
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Microsoft would like you to know that it’s finished investigating the SolarWinds breach, and everything’s just fine. Yeah, right.
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Oracle Corp. stands accused of selling analytics to Chinese police forces that’s being used to hunt down political dissidents and lock up Uyghur Muslims.
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Each week Breach Clarity compiles a list of what it considers to be notable data breaches—those that are worth highlighting because of the increased intensity of the risk to personal information. What we’ve consistently found is smaller breaches… Continue reading Breach Clarity Data Breach Report: Week of Feb. 15
Sabotage is the worst type of cyberattack. Stealing data is one thing, and it’s a…
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Zerologon made its way into our collective awareness in late September 2020, when it was revealed that hackers were actively targeting the vulnerability. While the complete patch was made available this month, on February 9th, 2021, both Microsoft and… Continue reading Zerologon Vulnerability: What You Need to Know