The cybersecurity skills shortage is not just an ongoing inconvenience—it is a serious vulnerability that can be exploited by attackers. But how can organizations go about patching this gap while the talent gap endures? The answer lies in leveraging the resources you already have on hand: your existing workforce. How do you transform your personnel […]
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While cars are still mechanical feats, much of the innovation in the automotive world is within the realm of technology. From IoT enabled smart features that improve the driving experience to autonomous automobiles that hope to rule the roads of the future, modern vehicles are essential moving computers. Unfortunately, this means that the corresponding cybersecurity […]
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What makes vulnerability management “enterprise-grade”? What’s the difference between risk-based and legacy vulnerability management? Do these really make that big of a difference when it comes to organizational cybersecurity? Cyber criminals are always evolving and adapting their attack methods. Your cybersecurity needs to be able to handle the oncoming threats on the horizon. Especially when […]
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An attack surface encompasses all of the potential entry points in an organizational infrastructure that could provide threat actors with a pathway to assets that store or process sensitive or business-critical data. Though there is no way to completely eliminate your attack surface, attack surface management strives to take discover and monitor the attack surface in […]
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New, emerging ransomware attack methods impact organizations every day. Even though ransomware attacks are changing, it’s more likely cybercriminals will use tried and true methods that are already proven to be effective. When it comes to ransomware attacks, low effort and high value tactics are easy to implement and very lucrative. Preventing ransomware is more […]
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Dissecting Ransomware: Understanding Types, Stages, and Prevention
It was another tumultuous year in cybersecurity, with global cyberattacks making headlines. However, increased awareness has buoyed organizations’ efforts to prepare and protect themselves from the consequences of a breach. As we reflect on 2022, there is much to be proud of and many lessons to be learned. In this guide, we explore cybersecurity trends […]
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The Importance of Black Box Fuzzing in Key Industries guide is an in-depth look at various important industries that need a Black Box Fuzzing tool. These industries produce apps and software for connected Internet of Things (IoT) smart devices and must keep them protected from a cyberattack. Securing Code in Key Industries With Black Box Fuzzing […]
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Web application attacks are one of the biggest causes of data breaches. However, many organizations are either unwilling or unable to prioritizing application security. Our 2022 Application Security Report sheds some light on why this might be. The Breakdown of the Application Security Report Results This Application Security Report shows one of the biggest causes […]
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Meeting PCI-DSS Compliance Requirements The rules in PCI-DSS compliance are more than just “checking off boxes”. They’re designed to help businesses improve their payment card security structure and assure their customers that the data collected is protected. These rules encompass technology controls, processes, and methodologies for protecting the entire infrastructure dealing with payment cards. This […]
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Zero Trust and Vulnerability Management Zero Trust is only as reliable as the systems that provide the controls to operate it. Vulnerabilities in the core infrastructure undercut the design foundation of Zero Trust. For your security controls to work, you must provide a hardened environment. An effective vulnerability management program will discover weaknesses in your […]
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