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What is anti-tampering protection and how can it help a company's cybersecurity?

Cybercriminals are increasingly using new evasion strategies in their attacks in order to disable or alter company security controls. This year, there has been a surge in the use of hunter-killer malware that seeks to identify and eliminate enterprise defenses such as firewalls, antivirus, and next-generation EDR technologies. A recent report reveals a massive 333% increase in this type of malware.

The Looming Cyber Threat in Real Estate

In our interconnected world, the real estate industry has embraced technology to revolutionize its operations, enhance customer experiences, and streamline business processes. Yet, while this technological evolution has brought immense benefits to the property sector, it has also attracted the attention of nefarious actors keen on exploiting vulnerabilities.

Friday Flows Episode 23: Retrieve and respond to Azure guest accounts detected by Wiz

"This is a great example of the power of Tines. You can automate something simple, but also very manual & time-consuming." Michael Tolan continues our cloud security series & walks us through a workflow to easily identify and manage Azure Entra ID guest accounts detected by Wiz. In seconds, take action by disabling or deleting any undesired guest accounts via a Tines page.

Third-Party Risk: How MDR Offers Relief as Security Threats Abound

While third-party products and services are crucial to everyday business operations for almost any company, they also present significant security concerns, as high-profile attacks including SolarWinds and MOVEit laid bare. Trustwave research shows the attacks vary by industry but also makes clear the best defense is the stringent application of the latest security measures, including penetration tests, vulnerability scans, and managed detection and response (MDR) services.

AI: The Future Shield Against Evolving Security Threats | Explore with Brivo

In an era where security threats are becoming more sophisticated, the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in safeguarding businesses has never been more critical. Join us, Brivo, as we delve into the transformative power of AI in the realm of security. Discover how AI technologies are not just a part of the future but a necessity in today's rapidly changing security landscape. From predictive analytics to real-time monitoring, learn how AI is revolutionizing the way we protect our spaces and ensure safety. 🚀

Jit Announces Open Source License Detection and Tracking

Earlier this year Jit announced Software Bill of Materials, which catalogs every open source component in your codebase – making it easy to understand if you are using an open source component that is impacted by a newly disclosed security vulnerability. With our new release of Open Source License Detection, you’ll also be able to detect the associated license of each open source component in your codebase.

The 7 Essential Components for ASPM (Application Security Posture Management)

As attack vectors expand due to architectural changes, such as distributed cloud deployment, APIs, and multiple access mechanisms, modern apps are under increasing threat. Additionally, with an ever-growing feature set, rapid release cycles, and dependency on third-party libraries, security is impacted at every application stage of the SDLC. Application-layer attacks have spiked by as much as 80% in 2023.

ChatGPT security risks: defending against chatbots

AI chatbots such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, Meta AI and Google Gemini have already demonstrated their transformative potential for businesses, but they also present novel security threats that organisations can’t afford to ignore. In this blog post, we dig deep into ChatGPT security, outline how chatbots are being used to execute low sophistication attacks, phishing campaigns and other malicious activity, and share some key recommendations to help safeguard your business.

Kerberos Ticket and Authentication in Active Directory

Many ask, what is Kerberos? Kerberos is an authentication protocol. It is designed for client-server applications and requires mutual verification. It is the default protocol used for logging into a Windows machine that is part of a domain, relies on a secure communication channel between the client and the Domain Controller (DC). Windows updates address security concerns such as vulnerabilities in this channel, ensuring that the user database stored on the DC is protected.