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A few months ago I received a call from my Grandma. She was concerned about having received a notification that she had been part of a data breach and wasn’t sure what to do about it. She had many seemingly basic, but good questions; What’s PII? I use the app on my iPad, is it safe to log into other applications like my bank? Is it safe to use my account? How do I know when it’s safe?

According to security researcher, book author, and serial entrepreneur Vivek Ramachandran, we’re at a pivotal moment in cybersecurity. Gone are the days of relying on URL/domain analysis to identify threats. With so many employees spending the majority of their time in Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox , Ramachandran thinks the browser is where security products need to innovate.

The current DevOps market is rapidly expanding and it is important for organizations to keep a competitive edge. Today we will look at Agile methodologies and how they can be applied to and utilized in Jira. As you may know, Jira is a popular and comprehensive project management service from Atlassian that offers many tools that actually support Agile practices and development.

Imagine you’re building a blogging web app using Prisma. You write a simple query to authenticate users based on their provided email and password: Looks harmless, right? But what if an attacker sends password = { "not": "" }? Instead of returning the User object only when email and password match, the query always returns the User when only the provided email matches. This vulnerability is known as operator injection, but it’s more commonly referred to as NoSQL injection.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is the backbone of modern cybersecurity investigations, helping analysts and law enforcement uncover threats, assess risks, and gather intelligence from publicly available sources. In this guide, we break down everything you need to know about OSINT, from key frameworks and tools to how it's used in cybersecurity.

Integrating Privileged Access Management (PAM) with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions offers many benefits for organizations, including enhanced threat detection, improved visibility, reduced risk of insider threats, simplified compliance and more. Continue reading to learn more about the benefits of integrating PAM with SIEM solutions and best practices for integrating the two.

Organizations are prioritizing a Privileged Access Management (PAM) strategy to prevent cybercriminals from accessing privileged accounts and conducting malicious activities. A key component of this strategy is securely managing privileged access requests and ensuring that access is granted only when necessary, properly authenticated and monitored in real time.

When it comes to overall productivity platforms, collaboration tools, and office suites, the two biggest options dominating the market are the Google G Suite and Microsoft’s Office ecosystem. Whether it’s word processing, team collaboration, IT frameworks, device management, or the entire infrastructure of a business, there’s a pretty good chance one of these two options is going to power the way you operate.

A new campaign distributing the notorious Lumma Stealer malware has been discovered by security analyst Crep1x at Sekoia. Threat actors are utilizing over 80 second-level domains to generate over 1,000 fully qualified domain names impersonating Reddit and WeTransfer. Websites impersonating Reddit feature a fake thread designed to deceive victims into downloading the malware.