After what can best be described as a contentious 2020, let’s celebrate in 2021 the stellar development and leadership demonstrated throughout the cybersecurity vendor and enduser community.
Because the attacker never actually sends an email over the internet, the email essentially bypasses certain email security solutions that would ordinarily detect and filter out the malicious message while en route.
Shadow IT, malicious email attachments, bad hygiene and other “low hanging fruit” continue to plague many businesses, according to incident response data from Red Canary.
Much like hospitals and government, video game developers can’t afford to go dark, nor can they easily overcome exposure of their secret sauce. That makes them an attractive target.
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The U.S. must better equip its law enforcement organizations to deal with an explosion of cybercrime and meet public expectations, a new report from Third Way argues.
Researchers at the mobile tech giant are calling upon peers to help define the attackers end game.
While a well-informed security professional might look at a bug entry in Microsoft’s revised approach and quickly understand how the standard-based table translates to overall risk assessment, not everyone in an organization is equipped to do so.
Said one security expert, many organizations are likely to encounter VPN failures or downtime from legacy on-premises patch management tools buckling under the pressure.
Two recent reports reiterate that even with progress, the skills gap continues to pose a significant threat to organizations.
