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4 steps to prevent spear phishing
Your users are in the crosshairs of the best attackers out there. Follow these steps to better protect them.
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AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure: How their security features compare
Each cloud platform differs in the security tools and features it offers customers to help them protect their cloud assets.
How Maxis’s cybersecurity team enable the Malaysian telco’s digital business
Cybersecurity head Lee Han Ther outlines the transition of the security team from being a “show-stopper to an enabler”, documenting the benefits of acknowledging wider business objectives to drive mutual gains.
6 minimum security practices to implement before working on best practices
Every Windows network admin can improve their security posture by focusing on these six basic areas.
How cybercriminals turn ‘harmless’ stolen or leaked data into dollars
By merging data from multiple sources, cybercriminals can build profiles of hacked account owners to enable other attacks or increase the effectiveness of social engineering campaigns.
6 most common types of software supply chain attacks explained
Not all software supply chain attacks are the same. Here are the methods attackers currently use to corrupt legitimate software through third parties.
How API attacks work, and how to identify and prevent them
Attackers know how to get around WAFs and API gateways when targeting APIs. Here's how some companies are coping with the rapid increase in API attacks.
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8 things CISOs should be thinking about, but probably aren't
CISOs need to cover all the security bases. The problem is, some of the bases are easy to overlook.
What cloud providers can and can't do to protect your data
Moving data to the cloud requires a sense of shared responsibility for security. Here's how cloud providers protect your data and what you still must do yourself.
5 things CISOs want to hear about SASE at the RSA Conference
Organizations are planning for secure access service edge (SASE) but have questions on how to get from their current state to converged, cloud-delivered networking and security. They’ll be looking for answers at RSA.
Minimizing damage from a data breach: A checklist
How you respond to a data breach and the amount of damage it causes depends on how well prepared you are. Have you done everything on this list?
5 key qualities of successful CISOs, and how to develop them
CISOs today need significantly different skillsets to cybersecurity leaders of the past as they become more critical to business success.
8 top identity and access management tools
Identity is becoming the new perimeter, and these IAM tools have evolved to help secure assets as organizations rely less on traditional perimeter defenses and move to zero-trust environments.
Tips and tactics of today's cybersecurity threat hunters
Having internal threat hunting capability is becoming a necessity for many organizations. Here are the most common things they look for and how they respond to incidents.
3 ways to prevent firmware attacks without replacing systems
Use these Microsoft Windows and Office features to mitigate the risk from firmware attacks. They are faster and cheaper than replacing computers.
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Hacktivism’s reemergence explained: Data drops and defacements for social justice
A record amount of leaked data to expose far-right groups signals a more focused and serious approach to hacking for a cause. To understand the risk, CISOs should pay attention to the news.
Four years after NotPetya, cyber insurance is still catching up
Experts advise “terrified” insurers to better engage businesses to ensure long-term viability, and they advise businesses to track their policies closely.
7 most common ways to fail at devsecops
Devsecops initiatives are fraught with peril and require careful consideration of culture, learning, process and business needs. Here's how companies tend to fail in those areas.
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