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There was a time when companies were hesitant about their IT and security teams using automation to discharge some of their duties. “I think much of that was due to the feeling that if a task was automated and something went wrong, IT was not in … Continue reading Cybersecurity automation? Yes, wherever possible
Recent reports of targeted attacks using RDP as an initial entry vector have certainly caused significant headlines in lieu of the impact they have caused. In the midst of city wide impacts, or even million dollar (plus) demands it is easy to overlook … Continue reading Rise of RDP as a target vector
Almost 65% of top vulnerabilities used in enterprise ransomware attacks targeted high-value assets like servers, close to 55% had CVSS v2 scores lower than 8, nearly 35% were old (from 2015 or earlier), and the vulnerabilities used in WannaCry are stil… Continue reading Older vulnerabilities and those with lower severity scores still being exploited by ransomware
The security of your environment shouldn’t depend on whether you’re looking in the right place at the right time. While active visual means such as dashboards, emails, tickets, and chat messages are a vital part of security event monitoring, they might… Continue reading Could audio warnings augment your ability to fight off cyber attacks?
Amazon launched its Simple Storage Service (better known as S3) back in 2006 as a platform for storing just about any type of data under the sun. Since then, S3 buckets have become one of the most commonly used cloud storage tools for everything from s… Continue reading How data breaches forced Amazon to update S3 bucket security
What are the challenges of securing small and medium-sized enterprises vs. larger ones? And how can automated, continuous security testing help shrink the gap? When studying the differences between cyber security for small and medium sized enterprises … Continue reading How SMBs can bring their security testing on par with larger enterprises
NetLib Security has spent the past 20+ years developing a powerful, patented solution that starts by setting up a defense for any organization wherever your data resides: physical, virtual and cloud. Our platform is geared to simplify the process for y… Continue reading Product showcase: NetLib Security Encryptionizer
“Smart” devices might be handy and offer higher quality services, but users should be aware that everything comes with a price. And we’re not talking here about the price of the actual device, but of the fact that these devices collec… Continue reading Should you trust your smart TV or streaming device?
(IN)SECURE Magazine is a free digital security publication discussing some of the hottest information security topics. Issue 63 has been released today. It’s a free download, no registration required. Table of contents Identifying evasive threats… Continue reading (IN)SECURE Magazine issue 63 released
Service Level Agreements (SLAs) have been used in the IT world for many years as a contractual mechanism for holding service providers accountable and extracting defined payments and penalties when they mess up. Likewise, vendors have used SLAs to put … Continue reading SLAs: What your cybersecurity vendor isn’t telling you