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Internet Safety at Sea: How to Stay Secure While Cruising

Jul 26, 2024 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Staying connected while on vacation has never been easier. Even when sailing the ocean waves on a cruise, technology allows us to stay up-to-date with our friends and family, sharing our adventures and staying in touch with loved ones on social media, by email, over messaging and chat applications, and by video.
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Areas Where Smart Elderly Care Solutions Are Making an Impact

Jul 26, 2024 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Smart elderly care solutions have revolutionized how we support and care for older adults in today's digital world. These technologies combine the power of computers, sensors, and the internet to make life easier and safer for seniors. From wearable devices that track health to smart home systems that help with daily tasks, these innovations are changing what it means to age. They allow older adults to stay independent longer, while giving their families peace of mind.
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chaossearch

Understanding Security Log Analytics vs. SIEM for Midsized Companies Targeted by Cybercriminals

Jul 25, 2024 By Dave Armlin In ChaosSearch
SecOps teams at midsize companies face a unique set of challenges when it comes to managing organizational cybersecurity. Midsize companies (those with 100-999 employees and $50 million-$1 billion in annual revenue, according to Gartner) possess significant financial resources and valuable data that may be targeted by digital adversaries.
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Can the EventSentry Agents cause the same outage & disruption like the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor did?

Jul 25, 2024 By ingmar.koecher In EventSentry
The faulty Rapid Response Content CrowdStrike update that disabled millions of Windows machines across the globe on 7/19/2024 was any IT professional’s nightmare. Having to manually visit and restore each affected machine (further complicated by BitLocker) severely limited the recovery speed, especially for businesses with remote locations, TVs, kiosks, etc.
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Snyk

Repo Jacking: The Great Source-code Swindle

Jul 25, 2024 By Elliot Ward In Snyk
In this post, we explore a powerful, yet widely unknown attack vector which has emerged in the last couple of years known as ‘Repo Jacking’. During our research, we discovered the enormous potential to compromise software components with tens of millions of downloads across the Terraform IaC (Infrastructure as Code) and Composer (PHP package registry) ecosystems. Despite its power, Repo Jacking remains under-researched and frequently misunderstood.
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How SASE Ensures Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Companies Thrive

Jul 25, 2024 By Angie Oaks In Cato Networks
Healthcare and pharma companies are at the forefront of our most important need as humans: saving lives. To succeed, they require highly skilled staff members, medical equipment, drugs and resources. On top of these, there is another equally crucial component that will determine their ability to perform their jobs: their network. A secure, reliable and high performing network will ensure patient safety, data integrity and operational efficiency.
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graylog

Using MITRE ATT&CK for Incident Response Playbooks

Jul 25, 2024 By Jeff Darrington In Graylog
A structured approach to incident response enables you to create consistently repeatable processes. Your incident response playbook defines responsibilities and guides your security team through a list of activities to reduce uncertainty if or when an incident occurs. MITRE ATT&CK Framework outlines the tactics and techniques that threat actors use during different stages of an attack.
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jumpcloud

Why SMEs Have 9x as Many Suppliers as Employees

Jul 25, 2024 By Kate Lake In JumpCloud
Think about all the vendors your company pays for. How many do you think there are? Out of those, how many do you think it actually uses? Spendesk examined this question in over 5,000 small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the U.K., France, Germany, and Spain. The results were surprising. The study found that the average SME has 800 suppliers. That’s nine times the average SME headcount. What’s more, SMEs are only using about a quarter of them.
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