Australia plans to mandate file scanning for all tech companies
In an effort to target online child sexual abuse and pro-terror content, Australia may cause global changes in how tech companies handle data.
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Security Okta Launches Device Access
Okta’s formula for multi-device identity authentication for a hybrid workforce: extract passwords, add ease of use across devices.
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Image: Adobe Stock/alvaher Big Data One overlooked element of executive safety: Data privacy
Practices such as using a separate email for sensitive activities and removing personal data from people search sites can help executives improve their data privacy.
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Security AI vs AI: Next front in phishing wars
Threat intelligence firm Abnormal Security is seeing cybercriminals using generative AI to go phishing; the same technology is part of the defense.
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Image: Sashkin/Adobe Stock Security Akamai’s new study: Bots, phishing and server attacks making commerce a cybersecurity hotspot
The study shows attackers are using more bots and doing more sophisticated phishing exploits and server attacks, especially targeting retail.
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Image: darkfoxelixir/Adobe Stock Security CISA advisory on LockBit: $91 million extorted from 1,700 attacks since 2020
FBI, CISA and international organizations released an advisory detailing breadth and depth of LockBit, and how to defend against the most prevalent ransomware of 2022 and (so far) 2023.
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Image: MASHKA/Adobe Stock Security New phishing and business email compromise campaigns increase in complexity, bypass MFA
Read the technical details about a new AiTM phishing attack combined with a BEC campaign as revealed by Microsoft, and learn how to mitigate this threat.
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Image: Song_about_summer/Adobe Stock Security Cyberattacks surge to 61% of small and medium-sized businesses, says study
A poll of security software buyers shows 39% of small and medium-sized businesses lost customer data due to cyberattacks.
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Image: iStockphoto/stevanovicigor Cloud DDoS threats and defense: How certain assumptions can lead to an attack
The assumptions a business shouldn’t make about its DDoS defenses and the steps it should take now to reduce its likelihood of attack.
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Adobe Stock by: Monticellllo Cloud Google’s ChromeOS aims for enterprise with security and compatibility
Google’s ChromeOS is for Chromebook users. But Thomas Riedl, the Google unit’s head of enterprise, sees big growth opportunities for the OS — and Chromebook — where security and versatility matter most.
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Image: Tierney/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence Firm study predicts big spends on generative AI
A new study polling software buyers at businesses worldwide finds strong intention to increase budget, with special interest in AI. It also looks at how vendors can engage buyers.
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Image: SomYuZu/Adobe Stock Security BBC, British Airways, Boots hit with hackers’ ultimatum after suffering MOVEit supply-chain attack
Get the details about the ransomware group Clop's ultimatum to companies they recently hit with a supply-chain attack. Also, learn cybersecurity mitigation best practices for any organization.
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Image: Duo Mobile Security Duo vs Microsoft Authenticator (2023): In-depth comparison
This is a comparison of Duo and Microsoft Authenticator. Learn more about their key differences, features, security, and performance in this in-depth analysis.
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Image: Cisco Innovation Cisco LIVE 2023: AI and security platforms innovations take center stage
At its annual customer event in Las Vegas, Cisco introduced AI-powered, cloud-based products that are designed to snap into its new Security Cloud platform like LEGO.
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Image: Marcos Silva/Adobe Stock Security New zero-click threat targets iPhones and iPads
A recent report from Kaspersky revealed a zero-click attack method that requires no action from victims to infect iOS devices.