Forward Fix: Use Case for Forward Library
Kevin Kuhls is back to show how you can use the new Foward Library within the NQE Library to expedite and simplify network audits.
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The Latest Cybersecurity News & Insights From Around The World
Forward Fix: Use Case for Splunk Custom Alert to trigger Forward Networks Snapshot
Get more out of Splunk with Forward Enterprise.
Forward Fix: Use Case for Splunk BGP Event to Existence Check
Intent checks, existence checks, and getting more out of Splunk with Forward.
Sequoia Capital Global Equities shares how Netskope Proved It
Patrick Fu, managing partner at Sequoia Capital Global Equities, discusses how Netskope proved it has become the unrivaled leader driving innovation across cloud, data, and network security and why after extensive analysis of dozens of security vendors, Sequoia decided to invest in Netskope.
What Data Privacy Day 2021 Means for Individuals
Data Privacy Day (DPD) is January 28. Sounds exciting, right? I’m sure you’ve got the pinata stuffed and the presents on the way.
Top GDPR Solutions for Security and Consent Management
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a set of provisions and requirements governing data protection and privacy for individuals across the European Union. It applies to any business or public body — inside or outside the EU — that handles the personal data of EU residents. Essentially, GDPR requirements govern the way companies process and store personally identifiable information (PII).
Cloud Security vs. Network Security: Which is Best for your SME?
Being in cybersecurity line of business and being aware of the issues faced by multiple small to mid-sized businesses, we often come across various jargon which may be unclear to some. One of the most common questions for SMEs is should they focus on cloud security or network security. It is hard for SMEs to prioritise their security budget and find affordability with security. To make an informed decision, it’s important to understand the options.
Redscan Ethical Hacking Roundtable: key insights for 2021
Redscan’s 2021 Ethical Hacking Roundtable event explored critical vulnerabilities and other key issues facing security teams. The roundtable panel featured George Glass, Head of Threat Intelligence at Redscan, Tom Tervoort, who discovered and disclosed Zerologon, Dr Elizabeth Bruton, Curator of Technology and Engineering at the Science Museum and Dinis Cruz, CTO and CISO of Glasswall and OWASP Project Lead. Key insights from the panel included.
Datadog achieves FedRAMP Moderate Impact authorization
As government agencies accelerate migrating their operations to the cloud, they need to adhere to strict compliance and security standards. The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) provides the standard that these agencies—and their private-sector partners—must meet to work and manage federal data safely in the cloud.
JavaScript cybersecurity threats
JavaScript is a very useful programming language. Netscape developers invented JavaScript in 1995, and it revolutionized the web. Before JavaScript, webpages could pretty much only contain text, images, and hyperlinks. JavaScript empowered web developers to make webpages interactive, dynamic rather than static. Think of picture menus that animated when your mouse cursor went over it, and applets that could give you your local weather forecast or tell you which web browser you’re using.