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Also, a token could be issued by the company to validate their authenticity, this would be stored on the customer's browser or computer to ensure they are working with the right organization. This ensures the data is sent...
In reply to: Re: A new way of looking at a problem,
T Very wise observation. (I've been a proponent of using ML in security since the inception of my lab at Columbia University, sponsored by DARPA, since 1996.) There are indeed companies that access and analyze DNS and domain...
In reply to: Re: A new way of looking at a problem,
"Fixing individual vulnerabilities matters," he said toward the end of his talk. In the next five years, one goal is to build a coalition of open attack research teams, encompassing researchers from industry, academia,...
In reply to: I think they already have something like this
Banks' Integrated Reporting Dictionary (BIRD), which publishes information useful to those preparing regulatory and statistical reports, was infected in December 2018. The infection was discovered this week during site...
In reply to: Oh well, no big deal
They give us the ability to perform MFA/2fA, so this should help to address some of those issues.
Todd
In reply to: Sounds like they are trying to improve the process
This article centres mostly around faster remediation and advocates automating this (patch deployment), and cites this as the main problem facing TVM capabilities. Automatic remediation is an extraordinarily bad idea, almost...
In reply to: The real problems facing vulnerability management are...
I would say this to those who thought mainframes are "inherently" more secure: It is true that mainframe security is "easier" to maintain and an aggregate network of PCs. Once the mainframe itself is secured, all systems...
In reply to: Mainframe vs. PC security
Everyone remain calm during software updates, sharks can smell vunerabilties !
In reply to: Re: New End Point Security
Ray: Thanks for this. It's good to bring attention to the fact that the IBM mainframe needs securing as much as any machine that contains important assets. And since mainframes often run a company's most precious...
In reply to: Mainframe Security-Ness
I think the biggest problem is the lack of availability to work on a mainframe and to become familiar with it, one needs time to work on it to take into consideration the commands one has to run to ensure its availability...
In reply to: Training, where can we get time to run practice workloads on a mainframe
Yes, we do the same thing but we do it at the router or firewall where the port on the outside is 3288 which is redirected to 3389, but we also limit who can access that port as well (ACLs that limit our local offices...
In reply to: Re: We talked about this before
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