Collaborate Disseminate
In the first post of this series, we talked about the practices that will optimize your site and increase its resilience to DDoS attacks. In the second post, we focused on caching best practices that can reduce the chances of a DDoS attack taking down… Continue reading How to Improve Your Website Resilience for DDoS Attacks – Part III – WAF
To bring awareness to what threatens the integrity of websites, we are continuing a series of posts on the OWASP top 10 security risks.
The OWASP Top 10 list consists of the 10 most seen application vulnerabilities:
Injection
Broken Authenticati… Continue reading OWASP Top 10 Security Risks – Part IV
Passwords have been around for decades now, and they aren’t going away any time soon. And yet, password security best practices have been ignored by many. Too many people and companies are careless with password management, even though they know … Continue reading The Future of Passwords and Password Management in the Enterprise
Have you included website security as a part of your new year’s resolutions for 2019?
Here is a quick retrospective on tips some of our team members shared with us throughout the year.
The cost for neglecting security is 10 times greater than th… Continue reading New Year Tips from Security Professionals
For all the money spent on expensive software solutions and expert consultation; an organization is still at a tremendous risk if it is not developing a culture of security as part of its normal business practices. Many organizations have 24/7 te… Continue reading The Ignorant Human: Data’s Biggest Threat
Santa Claus is coming! Was your website naughty or nice this year?
Here is a quick checklist of the top 10 bad things that can harm your website security and the top 10 good things that can improve your website security.
Naughty Websites List
If your … Continue reading Naughty or Nice Websites
ISC2 describes the CISSP as a way to prove “you have what it takes to effectively design, implement and manage a best-in-class cybersecurity program”. It is one of the primary certifications used as a stepping stone in your cybersecur… Continue reading Professionally Evil CISSP Certification: Breaking the Bootcamp Model
As another year ends, it’s time to review your cybersecurity practices from the past year. How can you improve your security posture in 2019?
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Many folks get confused about the difference between security and compliance. Many, especially those less technically inclined, assume that fulfilling compliance obligations sufficiently addresses security. Unfortunately, that’s not true as demon… Continue reading Compliance is not Security
There’s a term for the practice of scaring potential customers into purchasing products or services they don’t need: FUD; fear, uncertainty, and doubt. This practice is widespread in the computer/IT industries at large, but is especially p… Continue reading Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt