Fortinet vs Palo Alto: Comparing EDR software
Compare the key features of EDR software Palo Alto Networks Traps and Fortinet's FortiEDR.
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Software CrowdStrike vs Sophos: EDR software comparison
CrowdStrike Falcon XDR and Sophos Endpoint Intercept X are best-in-class EDR solutions, taking endpoint detection and response to the next level. Compare the features of these EDR tools.
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Image: weerapat1003/Adobe Stock. Security Threat actors compromising US business online checkout pages to steal credit card information
A threat actor has successfully compromised and modified a US business website's checkout page in order to collect all the credit card data from unsuspecting customers. Read more about how to protect from this threat.
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Image: Amy Walters/Adobe Stock Security Bitdefender vs Kaspersky: EDR software comparison
Kaspersky excels with its easy to use interface and automation features, while Bitdefender gets the edge on overall detection rates and laboratory test results, but with a slightly more difficult learning curve.
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Image: normalfx/Adobe Stock Security Higher education institutions being targeted for ransomware attacks
Three colleges have been victims of cyberattacks in the last three months alone.
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Image: Alexander Limbach/Adobe Stock Software CrowdStrike vs McAfee: EDR software comparison
Endpoint detection and response software protects against a variety of threats and attacks. Learn about two of the most popular EDR options, CrowdStrike and McAfee, and how to protect your network.
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Image: Forescout Security Sponsored: Helping organizations automate cybersecurity across their digital terrains
The digital world is changing, and you need cybersecurity solutions that change with it. Forescout Continuum can help.
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Image: Shutterstock/PabloLagart Security CISA issues advisory on top-10 attack vectors, finds hackers exploiting poor cyber practices
The agency touches on the most popular ways hackers are finding ways into victims’ networks, and issues tips on how to reduce risk.
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Image: djvstock/Adobe Stock Security Help meet the cybersecurity demand by getting CompTIA-certified
As cyberattacks get more prevalent and more complex throughout the world, businesses are looking for cybersecurity experts. Learn the skills they need with this online training.
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Image: iStockphoto/thomaguery Security Vulnerabilities found in Bluetooth Low Energy gives hackers access to numerous devices
NCC Group has found proof of concept that BLE devices can be exploited from anywhere on the planet.
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Image: Azat Valeev/Adobe Stock CXO Security, employee compliance biggest challenges when supporting remote workers
Maintaining security across remote endpoints and ensuring that remote employees comply with new controls are two vexing issues for IT professionals, says Workspot.
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Image: prima91/Adobe Stock Security Visa breaks down $9 billion investment in security, fraud initiatives
In an increasingly digital-first world, the credit card company is using a multi-layered security approach to enable safe transactions.
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Image: Prostock-studio/Adobe Stock Security Cybersecurity pros spend hours on issues that should have been prevented
Security staffers can spend more than five hours addressing security flaws that occurred during the application development cycle, says Invicti.
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Image: LeoWolfert/Shutterstock CXO Half of global CISOs feel their organization is unprepared to deal with cyberattacks
Human error is considered by IT executives to be the biggest vulnerability for organizations in the year ahead.
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Image: Adobe stock Security Kaspersky report identifies new ransomware trends for 2022
Ransomware is probably the type of cybercrime that has made headlines the most in 2021, and 2022 seems to follow that trend. Yet it is still evolving, and new ransomware seems more adaptive, resilient and more industrialized.