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Cloud computing is the latest trend these days, and most businesses and corporations have either fully transitioned their IT Infrastructure to the cloud or are in the process of achieving this task….
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Security experts at FireEye discovered a new piece of malware, tracked as Triton, that is specifically designed to target industrial control systems (ICS). The Triton malware has been used in attacks…
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Bitdefender has been named an Advisory Board member for the Linux Foundation-hosted Xen Project formed of major cloud companies, virtualization providers, enterprises and silicon vendors that advise and support development of Xen Project software … Continue reading Bitdefender Joins Xen Project Advisory Board
One of the most secure methods of authentication for both wired and wireless networks is with RADIUS. The challenge for IT has been that RADIUS implementations can be difficult to…
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Infosec companies don’t always get the love they deserve from the markets once they IPO. As Barracuda Networks discovered despite posting respectable profitable growth. PE firm Thoma Bravo stepped in, paying $27.55 per share for Barracuda in a $1… Continue reading A tale of two public companies
With the holiday season kicking off, bad guys would be on the hunt to exploit every opportunity they have, and most often they target the average user who is the weakest link in the chain. The impact…
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Data breaches have been a headache for many years and for a long time there seemed to be a general apathy about them. Our sense was that things may have changed in the wake of the most severe breach ever – the theft of 145 million social … Continue reading New Study: Many Consumers Lack Understanding of Basic Cyber Hygiene
An oil transportation company discovered someone had installed Monero-mining software on its systems without its authorization. On 14 December, Vladimir Rushailo, vice president of the Russian state-owned transport monopoly Transneft, revealed that the… Continue reading Monero Mining Software Found on Oil Transport Company’s Systems
Estonia recently suffered a major flaw in the security of their national ID card. This article discusses the fix and the lessons learned from the incident: In the future, the infrastructure dependency on one digital identity platform must be decreased,… Continue reading Lessons Learned from the Estonian National ID Security Flaw