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With non-malware attacks, the whole cyber kill chain can be conducted without installing anything or dropping any binary to disk. [Read More]
Vulnerabilities in NETGEAR WNR2000 routers allow an attacker to retrieve the administrator password and take full control of the affected networking device, a security researcher has discovered. [Read More]
Cisco patches actively exploited privilege escalation vulnerability in CloudCenter Orchestrator [Read More]
While most of the security industry is looking forward and making threat predictions for 2017, one vendor has stopped to analyze what has been happening in 2016 -- and the reality is, we aren't even aware of what is happening in our networks today. [Read More]
Researcher discloses potentially serious vulnerabilities found in Panasonic Avionics in-flight entertainment systems [Read More]
The latest power outages in Ukraine may have been caused by a cyberattack, according to the national energy company Ukrenergo [Read More]
Nagios Core affected by privilege escalation and remote code execution vulnerabilities that can be chained for high impact exploit [Read More]
After a failed attempt to sell stolen exploits from the National Security Agency at an auction just months ago, the hacker group calling itself Shadow Brokers has decided to sell them directly via a new website. [Read More]
A recently observed malvertising campaign is focused on compromising user’s home routers rather than exploiting vulnerabilities in their browsers. [Read More]
Netgear releases firmware updates to address a critical command injection vulnerability found in its routers [Read More]
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When properly integrated, detection, response, and prevention reinforce each other, each making the other more effective.
While machine learning can help reduce time-to-remediation, will it ever be able to autonomously protect organizations against cyber-attacks?
Our cybersecurity ecosystem needs to be simplified – this is a fundamental challenge that the industry has avoided talking about. This need for simplification is what lies at the core of “Security Abstraction “
Organizations of any size can do one important thing to help address this challenge: better segment their interior networks and data center operations.
Monitoring and securing modern network flows requires granular insight, only possible through sophisticated and automated analytics and security tools.
Intelligence-driven security starts with changing how we collect and manage the millions of points of threat data that analysts are bombarded with every day.
By aligning your segmentation strategy to business objectives you can respond quickly to the needs of the business while reducing risk and protecting data and applications.
The old castle wall model of perimeter security is almost worthless and often leads to poorly designed architectures and strategies.
When looking to solve IoT security challenges, look for products that support a multi-vendor enforcement fabric to share, synchronize, and automatically respond to threats.
In discussions about cybersecurity, a word that gets used a lot is “prevention.” How do you prevent cyberattacks before they succeed?
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