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Ensuring Cyber Security for Your Forex Trading

The foreign exchange market is full of ups and downs, making it exciting but risky. And it's not just the market swings you need to watch out for; cyber threats are a genuine concern, too. As technology gets smarter, so do the risks, but thankfully, the ways to protect ourselves are getting better as well.

Forward Networks Receives Gold Award for Cloud Computing Security Solution at the 2024 Globee Awards for Cybersecurity as well as the GOVIE Award for Compliance Acceleration at the 2024 Government Security Awards by Security Today

Forward Networks won the prestigious Gold designation for Cloud Computing Security at the 2024 Globee Awards for Cybersecurity. This recognizes Forward Networks' commitment to transforming how SecOps, CloudOps, and NetOps teams operate by creating a single source of truth for engineers with actionable insights that empower them to regain control over their networks.

How Cato Uses Large Language Models to Improve Data Loss Prevention

Cato Networks has recently released a new data loss prevention (DLP) capability, enabling customers to detect and block documents being transferred over the network, based on sensitive categories, such as tax forms, financial transactions, patent filings, medical records, job applications, and more. Many modern DLP solutions rely heavily on pattern-based matching to detect sensitive information. However, they don’t enable full control over sensitive data loss.

Outsmarting Cyber Threats: Etay Maor Unveils the Hacker's Playbook in the Cloud Era

In an era where cyber threats evolve as rapidly as the technology they target, understanding the mindset of those behind the attacks is crucial. This was the central theme of a speech given by Etay Maor, Senior Director of Security Strategy, of Cato Networks at the MSP EXPO 2024 Conference & Exposition in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Titled, “SASE vs.

XZ Backdoor / RCE (CVE-2024-3094) is the Biggest Supply Chain Attack Since Log4j

A severe backdoor has been discovered in XZ Utils versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1, potentially allowing threat actors to remotely access systems using these versions within SSH implementations. Many major Linux distributions were inadvertently distributing compromised versions. Consult your distribution’s security advisory for specific impact information.

What is a DNS firewall? Optimize the security of your network infrastructure using DDI Central's DNS firewall

Cyberthreats in today’s digital age are becoming complex and relentless, highlighting the importance of robust cybersecurity measures. Among these measures, DNS firewalls stand out as essential components of a comprehensive security strategy. By intercepting and analyzing DNS traffic, these firewalls provide a unique vantage point for identifying and neutralizing threats before they can infiltrate the network.

Winning the 10G Race with Cato

The rapidly evolving technology and digital transformation landscape has ushered in increased requirements for high-speed connectivity to accommodate high-bandwidth application and service demands. Numerous use cases, such as streaming media, internet gaming, complex data analytics, and real-time collaboration, require we go beyond today’s connectivity trends to define new ones.

The Forescout Platform

Manage risks. Contain events. Mitigate threats. The Forescout Platform continuously identifies, protects and ensures the compliance of all managed and unmanaged cyber assets – IT, IoT, IoMT and OT – without business disruption. It delivers comprehensive capabilities for network security, risk and exposure management, and extended detection and response. With seamless context sharing and workflow orchestration via ecosystem partners, it enables you to more effectively manage cyber risk and mitigate threats.

Does a VPN Protect You From Hackers?

While VPNs may protect you from some types of cyber attacks launched by hackers, they don’t protect you from all of them. For example, VPNs may protect you from Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks, remote hacking, Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks and session hijacking, but VPNs will not protect you from hackers who steal encryption keys, or from account compromise, phishing attacks or illegitimate websites.