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RSA Identity Governance and Lifecycle: An Executive View from KuppingerCole

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When one of the leading independent analyst organizations in the identity space weighs in favorably on your approach to identity governance, that’s news worth sharing. In the KuppingerCole Report “Executive View: RSA® Identity Governance and Lifecycle,” analyst John Tolbert gets at the heart of RSA’s belief in the effectiveness of an integrated, comprehensive, end-to-end approach:…

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Chasing the Rabbit: Cybersecurity Through the Camera Lens

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Azeem Aleem and Dave Gray Nothing will work if you are not serious about it – Sam Abell The blog post is intended to take a different perspective (pun intended) of how we view our security platforms and how to go about rationalizing our Business-Driven Security™ decisions about cyber threats and mitigation strategies. It all…

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Six Keys to Successful Identity Assurance – Broader Ecosystem

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Earlier in this blog series, we discussed anomaly detection and machine learning focusing primarily on examples that included information you could expect to be available from the system that provides your identity assurance. It’s likely, however, that there is much more data that can be leveraged for making system access decisions in your current IT…

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Is the cyberworld doomed to be unsafe forever?

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Before seeking an answer, let’s question the question. I recently returned to the cybersecurity industry and (re)joined the good fight to secure the cyberworld. As the digital era unfolds, it feels good to be part of this mission-driven industry to help create a safe digital future. While a lot has changed, and there have been great…

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How Many Watts Are You Using?

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One of the best smart home hacks is implementing an energy monitor of some kind. It’s easy enough to say that you’re trying to save energy, but without the cold hard data, it’s just talk. Plus, it’s easy and a great way to build up something DIY that the whole family can use.

[Bogdan] built up a simple whole-apartment power monitor from scratch over the weekend, and he’s been nice enough to walk us through the whole procedure, starting with picking up a split-core CT sensor and ending up with a finished project.

The brains of his project are an …read more

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GET TO THE CHOPPAH

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A new variant of this tool, previously reported in 2013 by TrendLabs, was submitted to VirusTotal from the Philippines on March 27th, 2017. Its original filename, 2017.exe, was prescient since it has the ability to exploit CVE-2017-5638 and other previous Apache STRUTS vulnerabilities. File Details File Name: 2017.exe File Size: 107008 bytes MD5:        …

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What’s Really at Risk With Reputation Risk

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When boards express anxiety about cybersecurity risk, one of the foremost fears they face is reputation risk. Why is that? Because cybersecurity failures do cause reputation damage, and reputation risk is scary. A security failure can immediately bring unwelcome headlines, hits to the share price and probing questions from business partners Security failures can also…

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What’s Really at Risk With Reputation Risk

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When boards express anxiety about cybersecurity risk, one of the foremost fears they face is reputation risk. Why is that? Because cybersecurity failures do cause reputation damage, and reputation risk is scary. A security failure can immediately bring unwelcome headlines, hits to the share price and probing questions from business partners Security failures can also…

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Black Hat Asia NOC: Malware visibility

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By Chris Thomas and Mike Sconzo In the Black Hat Asia NOC we worked to ensure the wireless network was available for presenters and attendees. As part of our monitoring, we kept an eye open for any malware present on the network. RSA NetWitness® Suite’s Malware Detection capabilities look for network sessions containing file-types typically…

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Six Keys to Successful Identity Assurance – Machine Learning

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In our last discussion on the six keys to an identity assurance strategy, we talked about anomaly detection. In that blog, we discussed recognizing normal and abnormal behavior. Recognizing this behavior, and adapting to changes in that behavior, is where the topic of this blog starts as our next key component of an identity assurance…

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