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tripwire

Guarding Health: Errol Weiss on Protecting the Healthcare Sector from Cyber Threats

Jul 8, 2024 By Joe Pettit In Tripwire
Each day, it seems that we hear of another healthcare organization being compromised by a cyber attack. It is clear that the healthcare industry is the new favorite target amongst cybercriminals. Fortunately, vigorous efforts are available to combat these threats. We recently spoke to Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer at Health-ISAC. Errol spearheads the information sharing and analysis center, helping to make the healthcare sector better informed and more resilient.
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trilio

How to Create a Ransomware Recovery Plan & Prevent Attacks

Jul 8, 2024 By David Safaii In Trilio
Ransomware isn’t just a threat—it’s a harsh reality facing IT professionals in many industries. And while Kubernetes and OpenShift are powerful platforms for modern infrastructure, they introduce unique complexities that cybercriminals can exploit. The fallout from a successful attack is well documented: significant financial loss, operational downtime, and potential damage to your organization’s reputation.
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lookout

9 Social Engineering Attack Examples to Watch Out For

Jul 8, 2024 By Lookout In Lookout
Social engineering attacks have become increasingly sophisticated and diverse in today's digital-first world. Attackers have a toolbox full of tactics to manipulate individuals and organizations into revealing sensitive information or granting unauthorized access. By understanding the different types of social engineering attacks, you can better protect yourself against these manipulative techniques.
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netwrix

How to Backup Active Directory: A Step-by-Step Guide

Jul 8, 2024 By Kevin Joyce In Netwrix
Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is the primary authentication service used by a majority of organizations worldwide (roughly 90 percent). It stores critical business information on domain controllers (DCs) like user accounts, their permissions, the number of computers in your organization’s network, etc. In other words, it’s critical infrastructure. However, many businesses still don’t understand just how important it is to back up Active Directory.
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cato networks

Making Sense of NIS 2: Adopt a Cybersecurity Blueprint like NIST to Set Your House in Order

Jul 8, 2024 By Andrea Napoli In Cato Networks
In 2023, the European cybersecurity landscape painted a concerning picture. According to a report in detection, response, and mitigation further emphasized that enterprise cybersecurity implementations were falling short.
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jit

Playing Around with AWS-Vault for Fun & Profit

Jul 8, 2024 By Ohav Almog In Jit
AWS-Vault is an excellent open-source tool by 99Designs that enables developers to store AWS credentials in their machine keystore securely. After using it for a while at Jit, I decided to dig deeper into how it works and learned a lot along the way. In this article, I will summarize and simplify the information I learned to help others with their aws-vault adoption and lower the barrier to usage.
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securitysenses

How to Conduct Comprehensive People Searches and Background Checks

Jul 7, 2024 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
In today's interconnected world, finding someone or learning more about their background has become a necessity for various reasons. Whether it's reconnecting with long-lost friends, verifying an online date's identity, or ensuring your new neighbor's credibility, conducting a comprehensive people search and background check is crucial. This process, however, can seem daunting given the plethora of information available online. To streamline your efforts and ensure accurate results, tools like CocoFinder have emerged as invaluable assets.
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wallarm

CVE-2024-6387: New OpenSSH RegreSSHion Vulnerability Gives Hackers Root Access on Linux Servers - 700,000+ Linux Boxes Potentially at Risk

Jul 6, 2024 By Wallarm In Wallarm
Labeled as CVE-2024-6387, the recently discovered vulnerability in OpenSSH has become a serious cause for concern among Linux servers. OpenSSH is a collection of networking tools built on the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol. It is widely utilized to secure remote logins, manage and administer remote servers, and transfer files through SCP and SFTP. Nicknamed as the “RegreSSHion Bug”, Researchers at Qualys initially identified the vulnerability in May 2024.
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securitysenses

Why Are Personal Alarms Your Ultimate Defense Companion?

Jul 5, 2024 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
As concerns about safety and our well-being increase, it's crucial to have effective self-defense tools at your disposal to protect yourself and those around you. Carrying a safe personal alarm is a great option to improve your security. Whether you're facing a threatening encounter or need assistance in a public space, having this safety tool within reach can make all the difference. Let's find out why these little gadgets are becoming so popular and how they can be your ultimate defense companion.
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