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The novel coronavirus pandemic has been a boon for cybercriminals seeking profit amid chaos. Tanium’s special report of 1,000 chief executives and VPs revealed that 90% of enterprises surveyed experienced an increase in cyberattacks due to the p… Continue reading Why Hackers Love the Pandemic
Steve McNamara is Regional Vice President Sales for VMware Carbon Black and a former vice president at Symantec. Information technology is always changing and so is the industry behind it. But recent developments surrounding the fate of one of the world’s most widely relied-upon suppliers of enterprise security products have created a significant “disturbance in the force.” In an odd twist on the perils of vendor lock-in, enterprise CIOs who rely on Symantec enterprise security products have found themselves in lock-out, following the decision late last year by Symantec’s new owner, Broadcom, to abandon support for all but 2,000 of Symantec’s most profitable enterprise security customers. Some reports since then suggest that number is closer to 700 accounts. When Broadcom completed its $10.7 billion acquisition of Symantec Enterprise Security in November of last year, it came with all the fanfare of one tech giant acquiring another in the name of […]
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Dear blog readers, I wanted to let you know that I’ve recently launched a currently active Indiegogo crowd-funding campaign regarding my favorite working place throughout the 90’s – Astalavista Security Group and I wanted to find out whether you might … Continue reading Astalavista Security Group 2.0 – The Underground – Official Launch Announcement
New evidence suggests corporate America is embracing some of the basic cybersecurity functions that the experts have advocated for years. In a survey of more than 5,600 customers, identity management Okta found that three cybersecurity services ranked at the top of the list of the fastest-growing apps in corporate America. The security training platform KnowBe4, the password manager LastPass and the email security service Proofpoint landed in the top three spots, respectively, ahead of the video-conferencing service Zoom and software from Adobe. Security incidents are expensive, after all, and it’s often much more cost-effective to train workers about opsec, safeguard their passwords and protect their emails. An unrelated Ponemon Institute report found that the average cost of a stolen record is $148, and a typical enterprise shells out $3.86 million to recover from a data breach. And the Okta report, published Thursday, provides the latest evidence corporate executives are scrambling to build cybersecurity into their applications in an […]
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