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8 Steps to Compliance with NIST 800 53 [XLS Checklist]

Today, businesses don’t just rely on digital networks—they’re woven into them, with partners, third-party apps, and cloud platforms shaping their every move. Yet, every click, swipe, and connection opens a new door for attackers. As of August 2024, a staggering 52,000 new common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) were identified worldwide, with last year alone witnessing a record 29,000 CVEs. These numbers paint a clear picture: cyber threats are multiplying at an alarming rate.

Backup Postgres Database: Key Steps for Data Security

If you manage customer information, financial records, or business intelligence, learning how to backup Postgres databases effectively is a must-have skill. This guide offers practical steps to secure your data, covering various backup types and strategies to keep your information safe and recoverable. We show you how to create a solid backup plan for your Postgres databases, reducing downtime risks and safeguarding your organization’s most valuable asset.

Weekly Cyber Security News 28/11/2024

Let’s catch up on the more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news gathered from articles across the web this week. This is what we have been reading about on our coffee break! Breach affecting mostly youngsters. To be honest, I think many teens would be more on the ball with phishing than adults from what I’ve seen!

Kagi search engine founder Vladimir Prelovac explains the real costs of 'free' search

There isn’t much in life that’s actually free. This is particularly true for the “free” search engines and browsers we all use every day, according to Vladimir Prelovac, founder and CEO of Kagi, a subscription-based search engine. He started Kagi to address issues with user privacy and user experience caused by the current ad-based web economy.

How to prevent and bypass CAPTCHA while web scraping?

Failing to bypass captcha during web scraping can lead to issues. Some of them can be delays, incomplete data extraction, and wasted resources. Since these website obstacles are frustrating and costly, you need to know how to avoid them. In this article, we explore CAPTCHAs, how they function, and what activates them. Keep reading to discover ways to bypass these challenges and keep your projects running smoothly.

What is Privilege Escalation? An Introduction

In the realm of cybersecurity, understanding how unauthorized access can compromise sensitive systems is critical—this is where the concept of privilege escalation comes into play. In this article, we will look at what privilege escalation is, how it exploits vulnerabilities and best practices for protecting your organization against privilege escalation.

AI Risk and Governance: Foundations of a Documented, Defensible Program

Given the many laws, frameworks and industry best practices surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), it’s not surprising that lawyers, compliance professionals and others charged with AI governance and compliance are seeking a starting point for AI guidelines. A solid foundation is vital to building a program that satisfies the growing matrix of requirements while allowing companies to simplify and execute their programs amid growing complexity and change. The U.S.

How Immutable Backups Can Protect Your Business from Data Loss

In 2024, the demand for ransomware payments reached new and extreme highs, with the average cost of an extortion payment from a ransomware attack reaching $5.2 million. While traditional backups provide good data security, they are still vulnerable to ransomware and other cyberattacks. Another, more secure option to prevent a breach in your personal or business storage is immutable backups.

The Complete Guide to Attack Surface Analysis: From Mapping to Mitigation

Attack surface analysis is the process of mapping out an organization’s attack surfaces. These consist of the set of attack vectors that an attacker could use to target an organization. Organizations have both external and internal attack surfaces. An external attack surface includes all potential attack vectors that could be used to gain initial access to an organization’s environment from the public Internet.

Evolution of Scalper Bots Part 6: The Hidden Economy of Scalper Bot Licenses

Welcome back to The Evolution of Scalper Bots series. In our previous blog, we analyzed the rise of professional scalper bot ecosystems. This included cook groups, bots-as-a-service platforms, and retail scalping’s emergence. As technical advancements drove fierce competition, we unraveled the complex dynamics of this controversial industry.