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The Importance of Digital Security When Traveling to Disney

Oct 2, 2024 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Traveling to Disney can bring unmatched memories and magical moments. Yet amid all this anticipation lies an equally thrilling task - digital security must remain top of mind. With the rise of technology, more travelers are relying on digital tools to enhance their Disney experience. This includes everything from purchasing tickets to managing expenses. One way to simplify your financial transactions and ensure a bit more security is to buy Disney gift cards. Understanding digital security's significance will protect both yourself and others who visit its parks!
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cato networks

ZTNA: A Game-Changer for C-Level Executives

Oct 1, 2024 By Sangita Patel In Cato Networks
In today’s digital age, where work from anywhere and hybrid cloud adoption are the norm, traditional network security perimeters have crumbled. IT organizations are using hybrid cloud strategies to combine the scalable, cost-effective public cloud with the secure, compliant private cloud. However, on the user side, enterprises are grappling with the limitations of VPNs, which were once the go-to solution for secure remote access.
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cato networks

The Four Transformational Impacts of SASE: Revolutionizing IT Infrastructure with Cato

Sep 30, 2024 By Eyal Webber Zvik In Cato Networks
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, IT departments face unprecedented challenges. From managing increasingly fragmented infrastructures to ensuring robust security, the demands on IT teams have never been higher. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) represents a groundbreaking approach to addressing these challenges by converging networking and security into a unified, cloud-native platform. But what makes a true SASE platform so transformative?
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netwrix

What DNS over HTTPS (DoH) Is and How to Enable in Windows 10

Sep 27, 2024 By Dirk Schrader In Netwrix
DNS (Domain Name System) is a key component of the Internet infrastructure. DNS functions as a distributed directory service that translates human-readable domain names into machine-readable IP addresses. When you type a website address into your browser, the DNS system helps your browser find the right server on the internet. DNS uses a hierarchical and distributed database to manage the mapping of domain names to IP addresses.
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netwrix

What are SMB Ports, Port 139 and Port 445?

Sep 27, 2024 By Mark Techa In Netwrix
Organizations are increasing their use of various solutions to address communication needs across their infrastructure. As file systems are an integral part of collaboration, this article will dive into one of the most widely used protocols necessary for many systems. We will learn more about the SMB protocol, Port 139, Port 445, how it works, the risks associated with it, and remediation steps to provide a more secure communication channel.
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Corelight

Feed me!

Sep 25, 2024 By Vince Stoffer In Corelight
Corelight has strengthened the Suricata integration within its Open NDR Platform, empowering customers with a custom ruleset, the Corelight Feed, designed to swiftly detect and help respond to emerging threats. With a new monthly update cycle, Corelight ensures that organizations stay ahead of the latest vulnerabilities and enhance their network security posture effortlessly.
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tripwire

Understanding Network Attacks: Types, Trends, and Mitigation Strategies

Sep 25, 2024 By Kirsten Doyle In Tripwire
At a time when digital connectivity is the lifeblood of all business operations, the specter of network attacks is greater than ever. As entities depend on complex network infrastructures, malefactors exploit vulnerabilities with growing sophistication and frequency. Understanding the diverse nature of these threats—from DoS and DDoS attacks to reconnaissance exploits—is crucial for devising effective defense strategies.
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The 443 Podcast - Episode 307 -How To Deanonymize the TOR Network

Sep 24, 2024 By WatchGuard In WatchGuard
This week on the podcast, we discuss how German law enforcement managed to deanonymize and arrest users on the TOR network. After that, we discuss why the US government is trying to ban Chinese-manufactured car hardware. We then end with a cool research article on chaining open redirect and iframe issues into a 1-click vulnerability that grants attackers access to arbitrary Google Docs files. The 443 Security Simplified is a weekly podcast that gets inside the minds of leading white-hat hackers and security researchers, covering the latest cybersecurity headlines and trends.
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