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7 Steps to Start Searching with Shodan
The right know-how can turn the search engine for Internet-connected devices into a powerful tool for security professionals.
Why CISOs Should Make Friends With Their CMOs
A partnership between IT security and marketing could offer many benefits to each group — and to the entire enterprise.
6 Reasons Security Awareness Programs Go Wrong
While plenty of progress has been made on the training front, there's still some work ahead in getting the word out and doing so effectively.
7 Serious IoT Vulnerabilities
A growing number of employees have various IoT devices in their homes — where they're also connecting to an enterprise network to do their work. And that means significant threats loom.
2018 Pwnie Awards: Who Pwned, Who Got Pwned
A team of security experts round up the best and worst of the year in cybersecurity at Black Hat 2018.
6 Eye-Raising Third-Party Breaches
This year's headlines have featured a number of high-profile exposures caused by third parties working on behalf of major brands.
10 Threats Lurking on the Dark Web
Despite some high-profile takedowns last year, the Dark Web remains alive and well. Here's a compilation of some of the more prolific threats that loom.
Mastering MITRE's ATT&CK Matrix
This breakdown of Mitre's model for cyberattacks and defense can help organizations understand the stages of attack events and, ultimately, build better security.
6 Ways DevOps Can Supercharge Security
Security teams have a huge opportunity to make major inroads by embracing the DevOps movement.
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Latest Comment: Our Endpoint Protection system is a little outdated...
The Year in Security: 2019This Tech Digest provides a wrap up and overview of the year's top cybersecurity news stories. It was a year of new twists on old threats, with fears of another WannaCry-type worm and of a possible botnet army of Wi-Fi routers. But 2019 also underscored the risk of firmware and trusted security tools harboring dangerous holes that cybercriminals and nation-state hackers could readily abuse. Read more.
Rethinking Enterprise Data Defense
Frustrated with recurring intrusions and breaches, cybersecurity professionals are questioning some of the industry’s conventional wisdom. Here’s a look at what they’re thinking about.
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