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idstrong

Understanding Transport Layer Security and Its Mechanisms

Jan 30, 2024 By Steven In IDStrong
We don't think about it much, but moving data from our devices to various online locations is a complex process. It's just a single click for us but involves countless communications between servers. All these steps mean that there are countless places for a malicious actor to intervene and steal data. Transport Layer Security (TLS) stands at the forefront of data transmission defense and ensures that your information remains private as long as it travels across secure connections.
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idstrong

Understanding Key Differences of IOA and IOC in Cybersecurity

Jan 30, 2024 By Steven In IDStrong
Effectively responding to cyber threats is all about speed and information. Defense specialists must react quickly to repel attacks and mitigate damages. However, cybercriminals are playing a different game. Bad actors try to sneak in undetected, hide their tracks, and leave the good guys scratching their heads. Luckily, it's exceptionally challenging to eliminate the indicators of attack (IOA) and the indicators of compromise (IOC).
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tripwire

What Are the Top 7 DDoS Mitigation Tactics for Energy Grids?

Jan 30, 2024 By Emily Newton In Tripwire
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks occur when adversaries overwhelm a connected target’s resources, aiming to make it unavailable. Learning the best strategies to protect from DDoS attacks is critical to energy grid cybersecurity. A well-planned DDoS attack on the grid could halt essential services, cause substantial disruptions to households and businesses, and prove incredibly costly. However, people can strengthen utilities’ cybersecurity with some best practices.
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cyberint

Into the Depths of Abyss Locker

Jan 30, 2024 By Adi Bleih In Cyberint
Abyss Locker is a relatively new ransomware operation that is believed to have launched in March 2023, when it began to target companies in attacks. The Abyss Locker ransomware group has evolved into a menace for a wide array of entities, including industrial control systems (ICS), enterprises, and public-sector organizations. This shift is attributed to the introduction of a specialized Linux encryptor designed to target VMware’s ESXi virtualized environments.
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gitprotect

Cybersecurity in automotive - why automotive companies should consider a DevOps backup for Jira, GitLab, GitHub, and Bitbucket

Jan 30, 2024 By Marta Przybylska In GitProtect
Remember when you were a child and drew a car with wheels and a body? At most, you added headlights? Imagine today’s drawing. Cars are not run by engines and gears anymore. What lets them onto the road are complex electronics and IT systems. Just to mention live tracking, remote start and stop, remote access, infotainment, temperature control, maintenance scheduling, and autonomous driving capabilities. Cars are now computers on wheels.
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brivo

Seamlessly Migrate Your On-Prem Systems

Jan 30, 2024 By Brivo In Brivo
“The momentum behind transitioning to the cloud is enormous,” Jason Kaveney, director of product management, Brivo Systems. As technology continues to advance, migrating to the cloud has become a strategic imperative for businesses aiming to enhance efficiency, scalability, and overall performance. Indeed, as organizations look to break down silos, gain a more holistic view of their data and embrace optimal user experiences, there has been a remarkable shift in focus to cloud-based models.
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netwrix

Six ways to track activity in NetSuite

Jan 30, 2024 By Paul Staz In Netwrix
NetSuite user activity logs provide detailed tracking of system changes, logins, and configurations, but they lack context and scalability for effective audit and security analysis. High data volume, limited visibility into dependencies, and gaps such as lost system notes complicate investigations. To maintain control, organizations need centralized visibility, contextual insight, and change impact analysis across their environment.
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securitysenses

Building a Scalable Third Party Risk Management Framework

Jan 29, 2024 By Nagaraj Kuppuswamy In SecuritySenses
In an increasingly interconnected business world, companies are relying more and more on third parties like vendors, suppliers, contractors, and partners to support critical operations and functions. While these third party relationships can provide significant strategic benefits, they also introduce risks that must be managed across the enterprise. Organizations need to implement comprehensive programs to identify, assess, and mitigate the cyber, financial, reputational, and compliance risks associated with supplier and vendor ecosystems.
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