With more and more organizations moving from traditional on-premises infrastructure to the cloud, it remains critical for organizations to have robust security monitoring, regardless of their cloud platform of choice. Sumo Logic Threat Labs has expanded our log parsing, mapping and detection rules for Microsoft Azure. While our Cloud SIEM has broad coverage for AWS and GCP platforms, we wanted to close the gap for Azure coverage, which previously addressed: Azure - Event Hub Deleted Signal Firing.

It's important to understand how hackers target small businesses and that smaller companies are a favorite object of hackers. Why? Because small businesses often lack the security measures and financial resources in place that larger businesses have.

We are thrilled to announce that we secured our Series A funding round of $12 Million to fulfill our vision of a world where security is a given, not a hope. The round was led by US-based Tola Capital and introduced experienced business angels such as Thomas Dohmke. We will use the funds to add support for more programming languages, provide further dev tool integrations and grow the team.

The attack surface is an organization’s digital exposure that an attacker could exploit to get unauthorized access to a system and extract data or other sensitive information. It could also be used as a point within a chain of attacks. As Organizations increasingly rely on SaaS services and products, the digital attack surface is more than the firewall and network.

Over the past month a new ransomware group, named Black Basta, has emerged and has quickly gained popularity. As 29 victims have already been added to Black Basta’s victim list, the group is drawing the attention of security researchers and hunters in the cybersecurity community worldwide. In the era of post-ContiLeaks ransomware groups are looking to utilize and base their product on the fairly successful Conti code.

For consecutive years, applications have remained the top attack vector for black hats, with supply chain attacks not far behind. At the same time, market research indicates that enterprise security managers and software developers continue to complain that their application security tools are cumbersome. When asked, many developers admit that they don’t run security tests as often as they should, and they push code to production even when they know it has security flaws.

SC Media and SC Media Europe have named Trustwave as a finalist for several awards to be announced this summer. SC Media Europe has shortlisted two Trustwave products as finalists: SC Media will announce winners on Aug. 22 and SC Media Europe will announce winners on June 21. SC Media, which represents the U.S. branch of the cybersecurity publisher, has named Trustwave DbProtect as a finalist in the Best Database Security Solution category.

Cyberattacks on e-commerce sites are always a frequent phenomenon. Every e-commerce retailer wants to improve the consumer experience, but if they're not careful, their efforts could transform their business website into a playground for cybercriminals. Without a doubt, they are gold mines of personal and financial information for threat actors. And as a result, companies worldwide are losing billions to e-commerce fraud (more than 20$ billion in 2021).

As the number of remote workers grows, virtual private networks (VPNs) are becoming a popular way to grant remote access to employees while hiding online activities from attackers. With a VPN, your organization can secure network traffic between your site and users by creating an end-to-end secure private network connection over a public network. In this article, you will learn how a VPN works, what protocols are needed, what challenges are involved, and what alternatives are available.

Across a health system’s digital terrain, the most vulnerable assets are connected medical devices. If those devices become compromised, the infiltration could impact a patient’s privacy, health and safety. Moreover, it could shut down care delivery for days, weeks or longer, with long-lasting financial and reputational impacts. According to Deloitte, an estimated 70% of medical devices will be connected by 2023.