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Unraveling the Secrets of Your JavaScript Dependencies

Jan 11, 2023 By Snyk In Snyk
Untangling the secrets of your JavaScript Dependencies During this livestream we are joined by API lead and Node j.s expert Thomas Gentilhomme. We dive into topics ranging from, Thomas' background and experience to untangling the secrets of your dependencies, and even test an example of NPM packages. Didn't catch the live stream? Ask all of your Snyk questions and we’ll do our very best to answer them in the comment section.
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manageengine

Essential endpoint security strategies for IT admins

Jan 10, 2023 By Nisangan In ManageEngine
When it comes to endpoint security, any oversight could allow a threat actor to penetrate your organization with ease. While your IT admins focus on bolstering endpoint network security, a threat actor focuses on finding any loopholes, making it all the more difficult to stay protected. Moreover, for every corner cut on security to improve productivity, the attack surface grows. Keeping your organization's network safe all comes down to planning and executing a proper security framework.
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mend

Malicious Code Deletes Directories If You Do Not Have a License

Jan 10, 2023 By Tamir Ben Ari In Mend

Our research team here at Mend has identified a new kind of malicious code that attackers can use to exploit genuine concerns about security and licenses. The code in the case below is used to prevent people from using unlicensed software, specifically by removing the code if it detects that the software is not licensed during the deployment stage. The code is tricky to understand and uses a web request to check if the software is being used legally.

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Getting Started With Teleport Desktop Access

Jan 10, 2023 By Teleport In Teleport
In this video, we'll configure Teleport and Active Directory to provide secure, passwordless access to Windows desktops. In addition, you get Teleport's RBAC system to control access to these Windows desktops, support for copying and pasting to and from remote hosts, as well as Teleport auditing capabilities to capture logs and recordings of all desktop connections.
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CalCom

Audit: Force audit policy subcategory settings

Jan 10, 2023 By John Gates In CalCom
Audit: Force Audit Policy Subcategory is a security policy that allows users to leverage the most accurate and advanced policy settings in Windows Vista. The current version of the Active Directory does not have a feature for managing the audit policy settings, which is why the user has to manually apply Audit: Force Audit Policy Subcategory Settings and configure it to ensure everything works well.
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CalCom

Devices: Prevent Users From Installing Printer Drivers

Jan 9, 2023 By John Gates In CalCom
Devices: Prevent Users From Installing Printer Drivers, as the name suggests, is a security setting that prohibits unauthorized printer usage on specific devices. Once the setting is configured, the types and number of printers used on specific devices will be confined to the approved ones. The main purpose of limiting printer drivers’ installation and usage on workstations is to prevent people from printing unnecessary stuff, which would increase the cost of business operations.
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CalCom

MITRE ATT&CK and Windows registry key

Jan 8, 2023 By John Gates In CalCom
MITRE ATT&CK (Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge) is a comprehensive knowledge base of tactics, techniques and procedures that adversaries use to conduct cyber-attacks. The MITRE ATT&CK framework is a globally-accessible knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.
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