Collaborate Disseminate
Logging in to the right domain doesn’t always guarantee security, something users don’t always seem to realize, according to researchers at Zimperium zLabs. Over the last six months, the researchers detailed multiple instances of a new Android Trojan,… Continue reading FlyTrap Android Trojan Snares Victims
As the world shifts from a centralized application consumption model to a decentralized cloud-first model, where a large and growing number of employees are working from home or working from anywhere, enterprise IT operations and security strategies m… Continue reading AIOps for Cloud-Scale SASE
As ransomware wreaks havoc across the globe and criminal entities continue to fill their coffers with ransom payments, legislators search for a way to stem the tide. The average ransom paid is $136,576, according to Coveware whose analysis also noted … Continue reading Should Disclosure of Ransom Payments be Mandatory?
Qualys this week announced it has agreed to acquire TotalCloud, a provider of a no-code platform that will enable cybersecurity teams to orchestrate workflows more easily across the company’s portfolio of cybersecurity offerings. Terms of the deal wer… Continue reading Qualys Acquires TotalCloud to Gain No-Code Security Tool
Of all those who potentially face a threat from the recently disclosed vulnerability on the Cisco Firepower Device Manager (FDM), MSSPs could feel the impact the hardest if adversaries decide to exploit it. “An MSSP may be operating Cisco Firepower De… Continue reading MSSPs Particularly Vulnerable to Cisco FDM Flaw
With customer bases that span the globe and the growing prevalence of online fraud, financial service providers know that effective identity verification (IDV) is imperative. But meeting anti-money laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC) complia… Continue reading Solving the Puzzle of Global Identity Verification
A Salt Security survey of more than 200 security, application and DevOps professionals finds 94% of respondents have experienced an API security incident in the past 12 months, with nearly two-thirds (64%) having delayed application rollouts as a resu… Continue reading Survey Finds API Security Incidents on the Rise
People who spread anti-vaccine myths on the internet—why do they do it?
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On August 3, 2021, Facebook, showed off its full 800-pound gorilla physique by attempting to crush the work of two New York University (NYU) researchers, Laura Edelson and Damon McCoy and their tool Ad Observer. Facebook said the project was scraping … Continue reading Facebook Vs. NYU and Transparency
In July we saw arguably one of the worst ransomware attacks in history compromise up to 1,500 businesses around the globe. Not only are these attacks worsening, but are becoming more frequent—the FBI received nearly 2,500 ransomware complaints in 2020… Continue reading Combat Ransomware With a Bottomless Cloud Mindset