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Vendor sites should set a policy for passwords to be changed every 30, 60, or 90 days. Part of the problem is long lingering passwords spread over account access locations on various computers, smartphones, etc. Ideally...
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Despite Bob's best efforts, the phishing emails still found him.
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Caption:I need more protection than my aluminum foil hat provides!
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I believe that complex passworeds, unique BUT EASY TO USER REMEMBER are the best solution. Everyone has a set of hobbies that are unique to them. There can be a ton of tech terms inside of these interests that...
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It seems many are mistaken about some things so I will elaborate some: going dark is already here. Almost like America's Berlin wall is falling, without highly secure encryption our countries military would be vulnerable...
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I know of many in security field that are amazing and beautiful, they do not come out since doing so can get you targeted online, just like in real life. So the numbers of women in the industry are deflated.
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It's notable that though there are many seemingly overwhelming challenges in cybersecurity, there are always specific layers of security you can add to address them. Segmentation has long been a critical layer of security....
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I agree that it's difficult to find value in generic threat intelligence platforms. However there is value in combing both third party intelligence feeds and intelligence that is gathered from internal data sources to create...
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Thanks for sharing, Jai! Given the seriousness of the talent gap in cyber, the industry needs to work to ensure these critical employees don't feel burned out. Another layer to this is working to specifically retain female...
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How is this surprising in any way? There are only certain functions that require the use of personal information. Unfortunately, this has been escalated to the point where too much data is acquired needlessly. It paralyzes...
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For this reason its imperative to think of utilizing passphrase over password. Passphrase: Sometimes I get sad when I hear passwords are still going to being utilized! Input: SIgswIhpasg2bU! Make the passphrase easier to...
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[Strategic Security Report] Navigating the Threat Intelligence Maze
Most enterprises are using threat intel services, but many are still figuring out how to use the data they're collecting. In this Dark Reading survey we give you a look at what they're doing today - and where they hope to go.
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