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Crash-Consistent Backup vs Application-Consistent Backup

Apr 9, 2024 By Ernest Angley In BDRSuite
In the world of data backup and recovery, you would have come across the terms crash-consistent backup and application-consistent backup very frequently. With these types of backup you can ensure the recover ability and availability of the backed up data. Understanding the difference between the two backup methods is crucial for organizations seeking to implement effective data protection strategies.
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Tines

Barracuda's Adam Khan on AI-driven XDR and plugging the cybersecurity skills gap

Apr 9, 2024 By Thomas Kinsella In Tines
In this week’s episode of The Future of Security Operations podcast, I'm joined by Adam Khan. Adam is a cybersecurity and technology leader with over 25 years of experience working at Fortune 500 companies. He has a proven track record of building and managing global security teams, leading engineering, infrastructure, application, and product, and is currently VP of Global Security Operations at Barracuda.
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Prevent Data Exfiltration in Kubernetes: The Critical Role of Egress Access Controls

Apr 9, 2024 By Utpal Bhatt In Tigera
Data exfiltration and ransomware attacks in cloud-native applications are evolving cyber threats that pose significant risks to organizations, leading to substantial financial losses, reputational damage, and operational disruptions. As Kubernetes adoption grows for running containerized applications, it becomes imperative to address the unique security challenges it presents.
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CrowdStrike and Google Cloud Expand Strategic Partnership to Deliver Unified Cloud Security

Apr 9, 2024 By Cody Queen In CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike and Google Cloud today debuted an expanded strategic partnership with a series of announcements that demonstrate our ability to stop cloud breaches with industry-leading AI-powered protection. These new features and integrations are built to protect Google Cloud and multi-cloud customers against adversaries that are increasingly targeting cloud environments.
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NIST CSF 2.0 is Here. What do You Need to Know?

Apr 9, 2024 By Jason Taylor In Sedara
NIST released the much-anticipated update to its popular Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) in February 2024. The NIST CSF is one of the most widely used cybersecurity frameworks, designed to help organizations of any size in any industry holistically start, mature, and sustain a cybersecurity program. The latest version of the NIST CSF—NIST CSF 2.0—brings several enhancements over the previous version. This article will cover what you need to know about the new NIST CSF 2.0.
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Cookies Beyond Browsers: How Session-Based Attacks Are Evolving

Apr 9, 2024 By Shay Nahari In CyberArk
In the past few years, we have witnessed a significant shift in the attack landscape, from stealing clear text credentials to targeting session-based authentication. This trend is driven by the proliferation of multi-factor authentication (MFA), which makes it harder for attackers to compromise accounts with just passwords.
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Data Exfiltration: Risks, Detection & Prevention Strategies

Apr 9, 2024 By Taran Soodan In Teramind
Companies today face a wide range of potential threats to digital security. From cyber attacks with malicious intent to internal threats from negligent employees, IT and security teams face remarkable challenges in the modern enterprise environment. Add to the equation that many companies now operate under a hybrid model in which some employees may use personal devices for work purposes, and it’s exceedingly complicated to establish ironclad security policies and incident response plans.
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Security at the Speed of Cloud

Apr 9, 2024 By Datadog In Datadog
Cloud native technologies have empowered engineering teams to innovate rapidly: from releasing a few times a year to several times a day. This means security assessment have to be done continuously. To achieve this, developer, operation, and security teams have to collaborate in novel ways. Instead of communicating through backlogs, they need to work towards shared objectives. From processes to tooling, teams have to rethink the way they approach security, share context, and improve the security posture of their organization.
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An introduction to password security: How to crack a password

Apr 9, 2024 By Adam King In Sentrium
Have you ever thought about how and why passwords are cracked? This article introduces password cracking, focusing on common strategies and tools used by security professionals and malicious users. We also discuss the composition of secure passwords, and why certain approaches are more effective than others. Cracking passwords can be done very easily in certain situations. The time taken and likelihood to successfully crack a password often depends on the password strength.
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Protocol Fuzzing vs. Code Fuzzing

Apr 9, 2024 By Natalia Kazankova In Code Intelligence
In the domain of software testing and security analysis, fuzzing has emerged as a powerful technique for uncovering vulnerabilities and enhancing the resilience of software systems. Microsoft and Google have been using fuzzing for ages. They were early adopters of fuzzing technologies to test their own systems. Since launching in 2016, Google's OSS-Fuzz, a free fuzzing platform for critical open-source projects, has helped fix over 8,800 vulnerabilities and 28,000 bugs across 850 projects.
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