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As the year comes to a close, it’s worth looking back at 2019 cybersecurity trends, tactics and takeaways and the 2010s as a whole to help define the next decade of cyberdefense.
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Retail cybersecurity risks hit peak levels on Black Friday. Here’s what consumers and retailers need to watch for in 2019 and how to stay protected against threats.
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Sept. 30 is International Podcast Day. Here’s a roundup of this year’s most interesting and insightful SecurityIntelligence podcasts.
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There is a war brewing in cyberspace. The general public is blissfully unaware, and very likely will remain so. The media, when it talks about cybersecurity, tends to focus on the breach of the week, even though there cannot possibly be any lessons lef… Continue reading The War No One is Talking About
You figured out that you have a bot problem. Maybe you have a high account takeover (ATO) rate, or someone’s cracking all your gift cards, or scraping your site. You tried to handle it yourself with IP blacklists, geo-fencing, and dreaded CAPTCHA… Continue reading 10 Questions to Ask a Bot-Mitigation Vendor
The war against “fake” begins today, with the launch of Shape Connect.
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How can security professionals keep up with cybersecurity best practices without taking too much time away from other responsibilities?
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“The king is dead! Long live the king!” The jarring conflict embodied in this timeless hoorah is about to apply to the application security space. Subjects are giving up on the old king—the web application firewall (WAF) technology… Continue reading Do You Need a WAF, or Something Better than a WAF?
One of the problems with imitation attacks such as sophisticated credential stuffing is that they are designed to blend in with legitimate traffic. How can you measure something that you can’t detect? Fear-mongering marketing compounds this probl… Continue reading What your login success rate says about your threat surface
Adam Fletcher is the Chief Information Security Officer for Blackstone. As a security professional with over 18 years of experience, Adam has worked with global security organizations large and small including McAfee, Nokia, VeriSign, ISS and Accuv… Continue reading Adam Fletcher, Blackstone – Business Security Weekly #125