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How Can Someone Use My Credit Card Without Having It?

According to Experian, there have been approximately 416,000 reported cases of credit card fraud so far in 2024. Credit card fraud occurs when someone uses your credit card to make purchases without your permission by impersonating you. Someone can use your credit card without physical access by stealing your credit card number through credit card skimming, shoulder surfing, phishing and hacking.

How To Share Your WiFi Password Safely

You can share your WiFi password safely by using a strong password, creating a guest network, enabling your router’s encryption and regularly updating your router. Sharing your WiFi password safely is important because someone with bad intentions could use it to hack into your network, steal your personal information or infect your devices with malware.

How to Safeguard your Network from DDoS Attacks?

Did you know that during the past year, DDoS attacks have increased by 117%? Industries including retail, shipping, and public relations have been the most impacted by this increase, with businesses seeing significant disruptions during peak shopping seasons like Black Friday. Businesses must understand how to stop these attacks as they become increasingly common and complex.

One Identity's approach to AI in cybersecurity

In this video, Chinski addresses the challenges posed by malicious AI, such as deepfakes and advanced phishing attacks, emphasizing the importance of threat detection and response. On the flip side, Chinski showcases how One Identity uses predictive AI and machine learning in solutions like Identity Manager and Safeguard to enhance security through behavioral analytics and governance.

Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Deep Dive: Demo Drill Down

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Falcon NG-SIEM Streamline The SOC: Demo Drill Down

When adversaries infiltrate your organiztion you can leverage AI to speed up the investigation time and how you can leverage automation to respond to attacks. Watch to learn how NG-SIEM allows you to streamline your SOC. CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM: Consolidate security operations with the world’s most complete AI-native SOC platform. Subscribe and Stay Updated: ► Don't miss out on more exciting content! Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates, case studies, and more from the world of cybersecurity.

Understanding How NIST Shapes the Zero Trust Security Framework

Zero trust has become one of modern security’s most prominent strategies. Zero trust architecture is based on the fundamental idea that every network, user, and system must be verified consistently, instead of granting trust based on past access. Although zero trust is a commonly accepted practice today, it’s important to understand the pivotal role that the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) plays in defining zero trust architecture and other cybersecurity frameworks.

Replacing Traditional Security Models: Why the Shift to Zero Trust Matters

The increasing sophistication of cyber attacks, the proliferation of cloud services, and the new normal of remote work have all changed the modern cybersecurity landscape. As traditional perimeter-based approaches to security become increasingly vulnerable to these modern cyber threats, zero trust has emerged as the modern security strategy of choice. Zero trust architecture is critical for any organization seeking to improve resilience, reduce breach risk, and enhance data protection.

Simplify and Secure AWS Access to Accelerate Outcomes: 3 Best Practices

Companies may scale their cloud resources in pursuit of product, cost, or process innovation. However, this does not come without a cost of its own. The resulting infrastructure complexity, created from a growing sprawl of access silos, can introduce friction into engineer and security workflows.