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Coffee Talk with SURGe: Oakland Ransomware Attack, BreachForums, Acropalypse Vulnerability, GPT-4

Grab a cup of coffee and join Ryan Kovar, Mick Baccio, and Audra Streetman for another episode of Coffee Talk with SURGe. The team from Splunk will discuss the latest security news, including: Mick and Ryan shared their takes on responding to 0day vulnerabilities and the trio also discussed GPT-4 and the future of generative AI.

Keeper 101: Time Limited Access with Keeper + Indent

Indent is an elegant partner solution that enables Keeper enterprise users to easily request time-limited or permanent access to cloud applications and infrastructure, including Keeper enterprise teams. Access is granted when users request membership to Azure or Okta groups that correspond to a Keeper team through an Indent form. Here’s how it works. When someone needs access to a record, from the Indent console or through a Slack integration, the user will request access to the desired group, specify a reason they need access, and request either permanent access or an access duration.

What's Digital Rights Management (DRM)? Protecting Intellectual Property Today

Digital rights management (DRM) is a set of technologies, tools and techniques to protect your copyrighted digital content from unauthorized copying, sharing or usage. Content creators, organizations and distributors typically implement DRM to control access to their intellectual or sensitive property and ensure that it is only used by the terms and conditions they have established. It also helps companies secure their files and enables safe sharing, so they don’t land in the wrong hands.

What is a Dark Web Alert?

A dark web alert is a notification you receive when your personal information, such as your passwords, have been found on the dark web. Without a dark web alert, you won’t know when your personal information is posted on the dark web which is a threat to your identity and online security. Continue reading to learn more about dark web alerts, and how you can begin to receive these alerts and take action.

Save time fixing security vulnerabilities much earlier in your SDLC

Are you or your development team tired of using application security tools that generate countless results, making it difficult to identify which vulnerabilities pose actual risks? Do you struggle with inefficient or incorrect prioritization due to a lack of context? What adds insult to injury is that traditional CVSS scoring methods ignore critical details like software configurations and security mechanisms.

5 Key Components of Cybersecurity Hardening

Cybersecurity hardening is a comprehensive approach to keeping your organization safe from intruders, and mitigating risk. By reducing your attack surface, vulnerability is reduced in tandem. Hardening (or system hardening) considers all flaws and entry points potentially targeted by attackers to compromise your system.

VIN Cybersecurity Exploits and How to Address Them in 2023

Cybersecurity is no longer the exclusive domain of computers, servers, and handheld devices. As wireless connectivity grows, it makes many daily activities more convenient, but it also means that cars may be vulnerable to cyberattacks. Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric vehicles are starting to dominate the auto market, but they often carry significant cybersecurity risks.

Overview of Teleport 12: Device Trust and Desktop Access

Join us as we showcase the latest features of Teleport, the first identity-native infrastructure access platform for engineers and machines. Teleport delivers phishing-proof zero trust for every engineer and service connected to your global infrastructure by replacing insecure secrets with true identity.

Why Organizations Are Reluctant to Disclose Breaches

Whether it’s ransomware, business email compromise (BEC), or phishing attempts, the number of cyber attacks keeps rising year after year. While there’s solid data on the volume, there’s a caveat, which is that organizations don’t want to disclose that they’ve suffered a data breach. According to Arctic Wolf’s “The State of Cybersecurity: 2023 Trends” report, 50% of organizations experienced a breach in the past year — the same odds as flipping a coin.