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The importance of campus security awareness programs: Fostering a safe learning environment

Jul 29, 2024 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Imagine walking from the campus library to your hostel late one evening, deeply engrossed in thoughts about your upcoming exams. Suddenly, you hear footsteps behind you. It's at the allay where two students were attacked a few weeks ago, and one is still in critical condition. You sense something sinister is about to happen, and your instincts kick in. Your muscles tighten, your hair stands on end, and adrenaline is released to prepare you for flight or fight. This scenario and the primal responses involved can be unpleasant and unsettling, justifying the need for campus security awareness programs in today's educational landscape.
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Latest APT41 Campaign: Detection Opportunities | ThreatSnapShot

Jul 28, 2024 By SnapAttack In SnapAttack
Have you ever read a threat report and thought, “These tools could definitely be superhero names”? Well, you’re not alone! In this video, we dive into the recent APT41 campaign and explore the detection opportunities that arise from it. From tools like BlueBeam, AntSword, DustPan, and PineGrove, we break down how these were used in APT41’s latest operations and how you can detect them in your environment.
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Octiga

Why reputation protection from M365 security risks is critical to MSPs' sales activities

Jul 28, 2024 By Octiga In Octiga
Before reading this, please flick up your client list on-screen. As far back as 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer reported that 84% of B2B sales start with a recommendation or referral. We like to be sure that we’ll get the outcomes we want from our B2B purchase decisions. Failures cost money and can reflect badly on decision makers’ careers. Now let’s go back to your client list. What was the initial source for each client? How did they find out about your MSP business?
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Spectral

10 Types of Vendor Related Risk Cloud Native Organizations Need to Manage

Jul 28, 2024 By Eyal Katz In Spectral
If you are a developer in the current cybersecurity climate, you already know your application’s security is paramount. But have you considered the risks associated with your vendors? With over 50% of new applications developed in the coming years being Cloud-Native, vendor-related cyber security risks are a growing concern. Cloud-native organizations must consider all vendors during risk assessment. Today, you rely on countless vendors, some of whom are unknown to IT.
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cato networks

Unlocking Simplicity in Network Security: The Cato Networks Story

Jul 28, 2024 By Angie Oaks In Cato Networks
Most security companies grow reactively, a continuous, complex cycle of funding and building point solutions to address emerging point problems. Cato Networks chose to revisit and address two decades of accumulated complexities in networking and security infrastructures, looking to finally solve and break the point problem, point solution cycle. Cato envisioned a better way.
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cyberint

OLYMPICS 2024: When Cybercriminals Enter the Arena

Jul 28, 2024 By Ilana T. In Cyberint
As the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics approaches, concerns have surfaced over the heightened threat of cyberattacks during and preceding the games. The international attention makes it a prime target for malicious actors looking to engage in cyberespionage, make political statements, or generate profits.
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CalCom

Disable LLMNR Protocol for Network Security

Jul 28, 2024 By John Gates In CalCom
LLMNR (Link-Local Multicast Name Resolution) is a protocol used by legacy operating systems for name resolution without a DNS server, compatible with both IPv4 and IPv6. It is included in Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, 8, and 10, and some Linux distributions. Introduced by Microsoft to enhance network resource resolution, LLMNR allows devices to multicast name queries on a local network if the DNS server fails to resolve a name.
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wallarm

Zero-Day Marketplace Explained: How Zerodium, BugTraq, and Fear contributed to the Rise of the Zero-Day Vulnerability Black Market

Jul 27, 2024 By Wallarm In Wallarm
Whenever a company is notified about or discovers a critical flaw in their system/application that has the potential to be exploited by malicious elements, it’s termed a vulnerability. However, every time a flaw being actively exploited is discovered, code red is punched as the organization’s IT team officially has a Zero-Day vulnerability/exploit on their hands! A zero-day vulnerability is a software vulnerability discovered by attackers before the vendor has become aware of it.
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