APIs Are the Next Frontier in Cybercrime
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Category Archives: security by design
Who (Designer or User) Should be Resposible for the Correct/Secure Usage of a Tool Intended for Developers/Admins? [closed]
There is a healthy debate around a series of stack overflow posts that refer to the "RunAs" command. Specifically the discussion is in reference to design decision that the folks at Microsoft made a long time ago, to users of thi… Continue reading Who (Designer or User) Should be Resposible for the Correct/Secure Usage of a Tool Intended for Developers/Admins? [closed]
Take a Bite Out of Sweyn
If you work in the healthcare industry, you may have heard about a family of vulnerabilities called “SweynTooth.” But how serious is SweynTooth, and what should hospitals be doing to minimize risk?
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What are the use case to host services on tier 2 firewall?
We have a tier 1 and tier 2 firewall
What are the use case to host services on tier 2 firewall? e.g. is connection from field enineers/remote workers one of those?
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Are Current Security Assurance Models Suitable for the Digital World?
A proactive security assurance model is a key enabler for delivering an effective operating model that encompasses the protection of people, processes and technology.
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How Retail Security Can Welcome IoT Innovations Without Putting Customers at Risk
As organizations rely more on the IoT to enable internet connection at every part of the retail process, the right mindset can go a long way toward achieving a win-win for retail security.
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In 2020, IoT Security Must Be Part of Your Threat Management Strategy
From a threat management perspective, there is no logic in securing IT equipment while ignoring the IoT devices active in the same environment. Organizations must consider IoT devices as well.
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Random Instagram accounts keep adding me?
Random accounts on Instagram keep adding my account to groups. Once i click, their account is gone. Am i being hacked?
Will Weak Passwords Doom the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Weak passwords can hurt any organization’s security efforts and make any device easily hackable, but could they also be the greatest point of failure for internet of things (IoT) security?
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Is it possible to detect malicious software just by analyzing the code structure?
I’m a newbie to software security. I’m designing a network and I was wondering is it possible to detect if a program upgrade being downloaded on the network is malicious just by analyzing the structure of the downloaded executable?
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