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Rather than fighting back post-breach, it’s more effective to level the playing field pre-breach. SaaS OT security is uniquely able to do that.
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IoT devices deliver huge benefits, but also create security gaps because organizations don’t have the tools needed to monitor & protect them.
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Sonrai Security announced today it has extended its ability to incorporate metadata captured from the public cloud operated by Amazon Web Services (AWS) into a platform that applies security policies based on identity. Brendan Hannigan, CEO, Sonrai Se… Continue reading Sonrai Security Deepens Security Ties With AWS
The fourth industrial revolution has failed to address the extraordinary surge in cyberattacks that put manufacturing OT systems and automation at risk.
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While the world is grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic, nation-state and other threat actors are capitalizing on the climate of fear, uncertainty and doubt to find OT and IoT security gaps and orchestrate new cyberattacks.
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What are the key findings of the Newsweek survey on the cybersecurity risks of cyber-physical systems for critical infrastructure organizations?
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Security teams can’t completely defend systems against sophisticated cyberattacks, but visibility into these threats helps minimize security risks.
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Security teams can’t completely defend systems against sophisticated cyberattacks, but visibility into these threats helps minimize security risks.
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On January 4th, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a National Terrorism Advisory bulletin warning of a potential cyberattack by Iran in the wake of a U.S. drone attack that killed a senior Iranian military commander.
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If hackers managed to exploit vulnerabilities in widely used Verizon Fios routers, they would have full control of a wireless home network and access to devices connected to them, researchers said Tuesday. The new vulnerabilities, uncovered by cybersecurity company Tenable, point to underlying security issues in Verizon Fios Quantum Gateway routers, which are given to new customers unless they opt out. In tinkering with his Fios router, Chris Lyne, a Tenable researcher, showed how an attacker could change security settings on the router or capture login requests sent through the device. The research highlights the extent to which routers can be a gateway into networked homes. An attacker who is authenticated to the router’s administrative web portal could exploit one of the vulnerabilities to gain root-level access to the router, Lyne said. The exploit can be run through two possible password parameters, which load a script on the router’s web […]
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