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I've finished Volume I of the "Mueller Report" and there are many teaching points that cybersecurity professionals can use for points of education to end-users. As someone who is wanting to learn more about cybersecurity...
In reply to: Re: Russia Hacked Clinton's Computers Five Hours After Trump's Call
All news organization engaged in attention-grabbing headlines. This article is not only the norm, but also pushes the boundary. The relevant content for the headline did not appear until the last paragraph and...
In reply to: Poor Editorial Choice
Well said. The content of the article does not validate the headline. I believe they underestimate their audience. I fully support their rights to free speech in the USA. I am free to choose where I go for...
In reply to: Re: Russia Hacked Clinton's Computers Five Hours After Trump's Call
This incident feels almost like a distant memory now. At the time, Ransomware was a relatively new form of malware threat. In the wake of Wannacry attacks - which are still ongoing - and GDPR-related ransomware fines like...
In reply to: Ransomware then and now
look it is an interresting article https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2019/12/the-internets-dirtiest-secrets-the-cleaners
find it quite interesting
In reply to: Re: Locking down malicious actions closer to the source
Hi Guy, There is a great relationship between Business & Social Media as most people believe Social Media really helps to a Business on social platforms. But sometimes some mistake really hearts to a Business. A Business...
In reply to: Good to the know valuable tipls
This is an elaborate list, let's look and address these areas that companies are looking for from a security standpoint. Automation and Orchestration - Two major trends are driving enterprises toward greater security automation...
In reply to: Let's look at this list in greater detail
Bill: Is that a Russian Mig-29 flying by?
Hillary: I should have never sent myself that password reminder email...
In reply to: A glance into the penthouse of one of the ex-Presidents and his wife.
This is a messy area indeed - cleaner but whose idea of clean is the one that applies. And who polices that clean environment (who makes that decision based upon what criteria). We are getting close...
In reply to: Re: Locking down malicious actions closer to the source
This article should address - Use of spearphishing - Lack of IT security training - Patterns of hacking However, its title is inaccurate based upon the report's content and its subject matter tarnishes this sites cre...
In reply to: Russia Hacked Clinton's Computers Five Hours After Trump's Call
Sounds pretty nifty. Still on the fence of testing this out. I think the function of the tool is top-notch. Not sure if it is worth it however to export that data over to Princeton. The rewards does not justify the risk.
In reply to: Nifty
The Russians did alot on the 2016 election and that would be ineteresting aside from the stupid Facbook campaign (see Zucky boy for that mess among many others) but this article has a political bent which should really be...
In reply to: Re: FACTS don't matter
5 Emerging Cyber Threats to Watch for in 2019Online attackers are constantly developing new, innovative ways to break into the enterprise. This Dark Reading Tech Digest gives an in-depth look at five emerging attack trends and exploits your security team should look out for, along with helpful recommendations on how you can prevent your organization from falling victim.
How Enterprises Are Developing Secure Applications
IT security and application development are disparate processes that are increasingly coming together. Here's a look at how that's happening.
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