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IBM X-Force Red marked its first anniversary with the addition of security specialists, including Space Rogue, bolstering the team’s talent roster.
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For organizations struggling to keep up with increasingly complex security incidents, orchestration can help streamline response processes.
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IBM Security announced the launch of two new security testing practice areas focused on automotive security and the Internet of Things (IOT). The new services will be delivered via a team of IBM X-Force Red researchers focused on testing backend processes, apps and physical hardware used to control access and management of smart systems. “Over the past year, we’ve seen security testing further emerge as a key component in clients’ security programs,” said Charles Henderson, … More → Continue reading Testing the security of connected cars and IOT devices
Today IBM X-Force Red launches a collaboration with the Watson IoT Platform to help ensure that all IoT solutions get our special brand of hacker love.
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Further analysis of impacted Petya ransomware victims led our team to conclude that this attack was specifically aimed at organizations within Ukraine.
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Gartner recognized IBM as a Leader for its completeness of vision and ability to execute in the first ever Magic Quadrant for Access Management, Worldwide.
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New enhancements to IBM’s application security testing solutions enable clients to simplify SAST, remediate open source vulnerabilities and more.
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It appears that the current Petya payload is being distributed using the same exploits that were part of the leaks that powered the spread of WannaCry.
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The average cost of a data breach is $3.62 million globally, a 10 percent decline from 2016 results. This is the first time since the global study was created that there has been an overall decrease in the cost. According to the study conducted by Ponemon Institute, these data breaches cost companies $141 per lost or stolen record on average. The average number of breached records by country or region Significant decrease in Europe Analyzing … More → Continue reading Average data breach cost declines 10% globally
Who said you need a degree to work in IT? A new collar approach to recruiting can help organizations close the cybersecurity skills gap.
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