#99 - Ground truth realities with Yochai Greenberg, Frontline Cyber Defender
In this episode of The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast, we delve into the ground truth realities of cybersecurity with Yochai Greenberg, a frontline cyber defender.
Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance
The Latest Cybersecurity News & Insights From Around The World
Arctic Wolf's 24x7 Monitoring Secures Parramatta's Fans and Members Valuable Data
As two of the most recognizable brands in Western Sydney, Parramatta Eels and Parramatta Leagues Club know that cyber threats are always lurking. Thanks to a comprehensive partnership with Arctic Wolf, the club is able to to focus on a full digital transformation to become a club of the future, providing fans and members with customized experiences while expanding the breadth and depth of their cybersecurity.
Relative Maintenance Windows - Patch FAQs - Tanium Tech Talks #80
See how to automatically download and deploy patches to your own pre-defined patch rings in today's Patch FAQ, using the new relative maintenance windows feature. Set-it-and-forget-it! This is the trifecta of zero-touch patching: relative maintenance windows, relative patch lists, and on-going deployments. Combine that with dynamic computer groups via tags or randomization for the ultimate experience of patch automation for #Windows and #Linux.
CrowdStrike | The Future | Dust Storm
Plague? Dust storm? Worse. Cyber breach. Don't let this happen to your business. Experience the future of cybersecurity on February 11.
Protecting Against Exposed Credentials with CrowdStrike: Demo Drill Down
Learn how you can use CrowdStrike Falcon Intelligence Recon and Falcon Identity Protection to get real-time visibility into data breaches and take action to stop attackers from leveraging exposed credentials.
What Can Someone Do With Your Social Security Number?
If someone steals your Social Security number, they can use it to open bank accounts under your name, steal your benefits, file your tax return and commit other types of fraud. Your Social Security number is tied to your identity in the U.S. Without it, you are unable to identify yourself to receive employment and benefits. A threat actor can use your Social Security number for malicious purposes such as stealing your benefits or committing crimes under your name.
Adapting to Legislative Demands: Insights on Cyber Security Compliance in Critical Infrastructure
Welcome to Razorwire, the podcast dedicated to exploring the complex and evolving world of cyber security legislation. I'm your host, Jim, and in today's episode, we delve into the intricate landscape of cyber security legislation with our guests Steve Applegate and Phil Tonkin from Dragos.
Egnyte + Google Cloud
Secure sensitive data amid a frictionless collaboration experience with Egnyte and Google Cloud. Automate discovery, control and protection of data wherever work happens to simplify compliance and security processes. Protect data across multi- and hybrid cloud environments, reduce attack surfaces, and enact better data governance — all from a single control panel.
Introducing the SecOps Cloud Platform
Gone are the days of one-size-fits-all security solutions that do not adequately address the complexities of modern networks and evolving threats. These general-purpose tools lack the flexibility to adapt to your unique environment and specific needs. As a result, organizations end up with a fragmented collection of tools that need to be manually integrated and stitched together, leading to inefficiencies, gaps in security coverage, and extreme costs.
Verizon Employee Data Compromised
Verizon is a top-performing communications organization with clients and influence worldwide. They offer various electronic services, including physical technology, Internet services, entertainment programs, communications plans, etc. They enjoy a user base of nearly 145 million people in the US, making them the largest telecoms operator in the states. Verizon recently announced a breach in mid-September 2023; however, the event was not from an external threat actor—it came from an employee.