Online safety is second nature for some — but it’s not easy for everyone to stay up to date with the latest security advice. Whether you use the internet to stay in touch with friends and family, play games, or meet new people, everyone needs to know how to stay safe online. October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month — so there’s no better time to brush up on online safety.

Schools and non-profits share the same problem when it comes to cybersecurity budgeting: limited resources which forces a choice between staff with the right expertise and effective tools that work for the organisation.

Previously published blog post: Recently, Arctic Wolf observed threat actors begin exploiting CVE-2022-40684, a critical remote authentication bypass vulnerability impacting FortiOS, FortiProxy, and FortiSwitchManager.

If you’re like me, you really appreciate a test automation step as part of your pull request (PR) CI for that added confidence before merging code. I want to show you how to add Playwright tests to your PRs and how to tie it all together with a GitHub Actions CI workflow.

On Tuesday, October 11th, 2022, Aruba disclosed three critical vulnerabilities impacting EdgeConnect Enterprise Orchestrator. The vulnerabilities, CVE-2022-37913, CVE-2022-37914, CVE-2022-37915, are remote code execution and authentication bypass vulnerabilities that could enable remote threat actors to compromise a host. In order for a threat actor to exploit these vulnerabilities, WAN access would need to be available for the CLI and/or web-based management interfaces.

Elastic has successfully delivered a leading Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) offering with only two years in the market. According to IDC Worldwide Security Information and Event Management Market Shares, 2021: The Cardinal SIEMs report, Elastic is one of the fastest growing SIEMs (more than 80% year-over-year growth) — and had the fifth largest market share in 2021 of the 20+ SIEM vendors in the report.

Register Now Nearly every day, news articles showcase big-name companies that became victims of cyberattacks and the hundreds of millions of dollars of loss it will have on their business. These headlines should not be surprising when you look at the data. The number of ransomware detected in Q1 2022 alone was double that of the whole year of 2021.