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When Safety Falls Short: Understanding Negligent Security and Injuries at Lowe's

Lowe's is a well-known destination for home improvement enthusiasts and professionals alike, offering a vast array of products ranging from tools and hardware to building supplies and appliances. While the store is a haven for many seeking to embark on their next big project, it is crucial to recognize the potential safety risks that can arise in such a bustling environment. Negligent security is one aspect that, when not appropriately addressed, can lead to injuries and even legal ramifications.
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The Role of Data Recovery in Cyber Resilience

Data Recovery is the key to achieving an effective cyber resilience strategy in the event of a cyber-attack to resume business operational resiliency. It empowers businesses to quickly recover their critical data, minimise downtime, and prevent against potential threats. Data recovery planning is crucial for business continuity, allowing organisations to seamlessly recover data and minimise the impact of an incident.

ThreatQuotient Publishes 2024 Evolution of Cybersecurity Automation Adoption Research Report

Survey results highlight that cybersecurity automation is now an important part of cybersecurity professionals' defensive strategy - but organizations want highly targeted, customized automation and threat intelligence that enables them to collaborate.

Understanding Polymorphic Viruses and Polymorphic Malware

Polymorphic viruses and polymorphic malware represent some of the most sophisticated challenges in modern business. These types of malware are designed to evade traditional cyber security measures by constantly changing their appearance making them particularly difficult to detect and eliminate.

How to prioritize vulnerabilities based on risk

When it comes to vulnerability management, many security teams opt for a simple strategy that involves tracking the number of vulnerabilities. Counting vulnerabilities produces a straightforward metric that can be monitored and reported, making it easy to compare an organization’s security posture to peers or industry benchmarks. It's also useful for compliance purposes, as some standards require reporting the number of discovered vulnerabilities.