Cybersecurity

Companies and Cybersecurity Services

Cyber criminals are getting smarter and strive to find new ways to sneak into a company’s information systems. Cyber security companies are turning to innovative solutions to combat those threats, in order to minimize cybercrimes.

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@Ascend_EDU shared
On Nov 29, 2022
RT @attacksolutions: 3 Cybersecurity Tips- How To Secure Critical Assets and Data https://t.co/UE84FoNzRK #cybersecurity #CyberAttack #security #AttackSolutions https://t.co/BD2saUltFo
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3 Cybersecurity Tips- How To Secure Critical Assets and Data

3 Cybersecurity Tips- How To Secure Critical Assets and Data

Cybercriminals also target organizations’ data in attempts to hold the businesses and organizations to ransom—more or less like an “I’ve got my hands on your data, or I now have …

@ITProToday shared
On Nov 29, 2022
Policies for SaaS Apps, Shadow IT Prove Difficult to Manage https://t.co/m1BR4OUUS5
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Policies for SaaS Apps, Shadow IT Prove Difficult to Manage

Policies for SaaS Apps, Shadow IT Prove Difficult to Manage

Despite spending up to 10% of their revenue on SaaS applications, organizations lack policies to not only manage them but to manage shadow IT as well.

@CyrilCoste shared
On Nov 24, 2022
RT @YuHelenYu: @SwissRe advocates leveraging #education to mitigate risk, making cyber insurance meaningful and valuable as an added service. Here is my latest #blog: https://t.co/KC32oi2KnN #cybersecurity #cyberinsurance #digitaltransformation #nameoftheresearch #SwissRePartner #womeninSTEM https://t.co/wT0mTGtk1a
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Helen Yu’s Post

Helen Yu’s Post

Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that by 2031, ransomware will cost victims $265 billion annually, and it will attack a business, consumer, or device every... 10 comments on LinkedIn

@SCMagazine shared
On Nov 29, 2022
Researchers at @Forescout's Vedere Labs disclosed a trio of new security vulnerabilities that can be used to attack automated industrial controllers and a popular piece of software used to program millions of smart devices in critical infrastructure. https://t.co/bxVZOIBkJo
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Trio of new vulnerabilities allow code manipulation, denial of service (and worse) for industrial controllers

Trio of new vulnerabilities allow code manipulation, denial of service (and worse) for industrial controllers

The bugs allow for logic manipulation and denial of service, primarily impacting products from two major German vendors: Festo automated controllers and CODESYS runtime.

@ISC2 shared
On Nov 29, 2022
How APAC Organisations are Hiring Cyber Security Pros – See how hiring managers in #cyber security are turning to existing employees in non-IT roles and providing professional development for junior-level staff to plug the talent gap: https://t.co/hOtceMZ8el via @ComputerWeekly https://t.co/oMYWL5Ha3r
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How APAC organisations are hiring cyber security pros

How APAC organisations are hiring cyber security pros

Hiring managers in cyber security are turning to existing employees in non-IT roles and providing professional development for junior-level staff to plug the talent gap

@SCMagazine shared
On Nov 28, 2022
A new report from @Akamai found a massive 257% increase in the number of web applications and API attacks against the financial services sector in the past year. #cybersecurity #infosec #ITsecurity https://t.co/2xpSrIw0nv
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Attackers target vulnerable financial customers, rather than the institutions themselves

Attackers target vulnerable financial customers, rather than the institutions themselves

A new report from Akamai also found a massive 257% increase in the number of web applications and API attacks against the financial services sector in the past year.

@symantec shared
On Nov 29, 2022
In terms of #cybersecurity, 2022 was the year when what didn’t happen was more interesting than what did happen. Threat actors haven’t given up, their threats just weren’t what we expected. Join us on Dec. 15th as we discuss: https://t.co/tyGrMuXiGw https://t.co/dyGrdV9NIT
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CTA Webinar - When What Didn’t Happen Is More Interesting

CTA Webinar - When What Didn’t Happen Is More Interesting

2022 was the year when what didn’t happen was more interesting than what did happen. Despite the Russian invasion of Ukraine, widespread cyber attacks outside of the immediate combat zone ...

@guisebule shared
On Nov 27, 2022
RT @Secjuice: Legendary #osint, digital forensics, and cybersecurity author @DarknessGate returns with part one of his series on #Mastodon. Gain a solid technical perspective of the social media platform through the eyes of a veteran open-source intelligence operator. https://t.co/LamplOEZ7V
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Mastodon OSINT: A Comprehensive Introduction

Mastodon OSINT: A Comprehensive Introduction

Part one in our series on Mastodon, focused on gathering OSINT from the platform's users, instances and network.