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The 10 most powerful cybersecurity companies
What makes these 10 security vendors the biggest power players? We break it down.
The most dangerous (and interesting) Microsoft 365 attacks
APT groups are developing new techniques that allow them to avoid detection and exfiltrate hundreds of gigabytes of data from emails, SharePoint, OneDrive, and other applications.
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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.
What CISOs really want from security vendors
Less risk? Better security? Value for dollars spent? Check, check, and check. But of all the things CISOs want from security vendors, trusted partnership tops the list. Here's how leading CISOs find and foster those relationships.
The Microsoft Exchange Server hack: A timeline
Research shows plenty of unpatched systems remain. Here's how the attacks unfolded, from discovery of vulnerabilities to today's battle to close the holes.
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Episode 4: Reduce SOC burnout
Episode 4 - Listen to the podcast to learn more about the expanding threat landscape and how security leaders can reduce SOC burnout and enable security teams to be proactive and preventive threat hunters with a modern threat...
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Episode 3: The Zero Trust Model
Episode 3: In this episode, we look at the steps organizations are taking toward Zero Trust and provide recommendations for making the most of a Zero Trust model to reduce risk while helping employees be more productive, regardless...
How to patch Exchange Server for the Hafnium zero-day attack
Admins in many businesses report indicators of compromise from an Exchange zero-day vulnerability. Don't assume you're not a target. Investigate for signs of the attack and patch now.
Chinese cyberespionage group hacks US organizations with Exchange zero-day flaws
Microsoft believes Chinese APT group Hafnium is using a set of previously unknown Exchange Server vulnerabilities to access mailbox contents and perform remote code execution.
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The .NET patch failure that wasn’t
This month’s patch updates from Microsoft have caused few problems, and though there were some issues related to .NET, even those have been scattered.
Okta CEO: Here’s where cloud identity management is headed
Todd McKinnon, CEO and founder of Okta, talks about the road ahead for his company and the future of identity and access management in the cloud.
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Episode 2: Empowering employees to be secure and productive
Episode 2: When it comes to protecting your business, security is a team sport. Criminal hackers –increasingly sophisticated and persistent – are playing offense, trying to find weak spots to breach an organization. And everyone in...
Top SolarWinds risk assessment resources for Microsoft 365 and Azure
Government and private organizations, including Microsoft, have released a wealth of information and tools to assess risk from SolarWinds-like attacks.
Google services, apps hit by global outage
The company’s popular business apps and services, including Gmail, Docs, Workspace, Sheets and Meet were knocked offline for more than a half hour Monday morning.
18 (new) ways attackers can compromise email
Researchers have discovered eighteen new vulnerabilities in how email systems authenticate senders, making it even easier for criminals to fool users.
Google enters zero-trust market with BeyondCorp Remote Access offering
Google makes its internal zero-trust access infrastructure available to anyone on a subscription basis as an alternative to VPNs.
Tech Primer
What it takes to become an information assurance analyst
This in-demand role calls for a rare combination of superior communication skills and security chops. Learn how one information assurance analyst landed his current job, the skills and training that helped him get there, and where his...
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Fraud prevention: Improving internal controls
Internal fraud controls aren't fire-and-forget. Smart collaboration and ongoing improvement will help keep fraud in check. Here are the basics.
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