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Content tagged with Identity & Access Management posted in June 2016
Hackers Pilfer $10 Million From Ukraine Bank
Quick Hits  |  6/29/2016  | 
Reports allege criminals used SWIFT to transfer money, have compromised several Ukraine, Russia banks.
Cisco Boosts Cloud Security Capabilities With CloudLock Buy
News  |  6/28/2016  | 
Network giant will purchase the Massachusetts-based provider of cloud access security broker technology for $293 million.
Google Accounts Of US Military, Journalists Targeted By Russian Attack Group
News  |  6/27/2016  | 
The Threat Group 4127 that hit the Democratic National Committee also went after 1,800 other targets with info interesting to Russian government, says SecureWorks.
The Blind Spot Between The Cloud & The Data Center
Commentary  |  6/27/2016  | 
Ask most enterprise security analysts responsible for detection and response about their visibility into identity access risks and you’re likely to get some confused looks. Here’s why.
Phishing, Whaling & The Surprising Importance Of Privileged Users
Commentary  |  6/21/2016  | 
By bagging a privileged user early on, attackers can move from entry point to mission accomplished in no time at all.
5 Tips For Staying Cyber-Secure On Your Summer Vacation
News  |  6/20/2016  | 
Stick with mobile payment apps and carrier networks when traveling. And don't broadcast your plans or locations via social media.
Pretty Good Passwords: Cartoon Caption Contest Winners
Commentary  |  6/16/2016  | 
Sticky notes, multi-factor authentication, password reuse and Donald Trump. And the winner is...
Twitter Says Its Servers Were Not Breached
Quick Hits  |  6/13/2016  | 
Account details leaked are from other hacked websites, claims the social media tool.
How To Prepare For A Data Breach
Slideshows  |  6/7/2016  | 
These five from-the-trenches strategies will help you win the fight against today's sophisticated, conniving attackers.
Microsegmentation & The Need For An Intelligent Attack Surface
Commentary  |  6/7/2016  | 
There is a fundamental difference in the security posture and technology for protecting the White House versus a Social Security office in California. So, too, for the critical apps and systems that are likely targets in your enterprise.
How Risky Is Bleeding Edge Tech?
Slideshows  |  6/5/2016  | 
Experts with the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute rate 10 up-and-coming technologies for risk.
Connected Cars: 6 Tips For Riding Safely With Onboard Devices
Slideshows  |  6/3/2016  | 
Carnegie Mellon researchers note that the cheaper the after market device, the easier it can be hacked.


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Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer,  7/7/2021
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It's in the Game (but It Shouldn't Be)
Tal Memran, Cybersecurity Expert, CYE,  7/9/2021
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