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Image: StackCommerce Security Turbocharge your IT career with this cybersecurity skills training for only $50
Whether you've been in IT for two, five or 10 years, this e-learning bundle can train you for certifications that will give your resume an edge even for the best cybersecurity jobs.
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Image: gguy/Adobe Stock Security What is Microsoft’s Secure Supply Chain Consumption Framework, and why should I use it?
Microsoft has open sourced its framework for managing open source in software development.
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Image: MR/Adobe Stock Security Google unveils beta of client-side encryption for Gmail
Customers of Google Workspace Enterprise Plus, Education Plus, or Education Standard can apply for the beta until Jan. 20, 2023.
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Image: denisismagilov/Adobe Stock Security On-premises vs cloud security: What are the pros and cons?
Is on-premises or cloud computing operations more secure for your business? Consider the security pros and cons with our guide.
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Image: your123/Adobe Stock Security Study: Consumer security savvy is way behind IoT threat landscape
A new Comcast study hints at a major risk to businesses, governments and public systems due to poor cybersecurity in the booming Internet of Things industry.
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Image: Urupong/Adobe Stock Security The security skills shortage is here, here’s how to prepare
Corporate security is near the top of the list of CIO concerns for 2023 — but a security skills shortfall is also a problem. What can companies do to bring up the slack?
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Image: Vitalii Vodolazskyi/Adobe Stock Security Security alert: Use these most popular passwords at your peril
Yes, there’s a good chance “123456” is the code to the restroom at your local Starbucks, but it is also the second most popular password worldwide, according to a new study by password manager NordPass. That can’t be good.
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Image: maciek905/Adobe Stock Security Open source code for commercial software applications is ubiquitous, but so is the risk
As the SolarWinds and Log4j hacks show, vulnerabilities in open source software used in application development can open doors for attackers with vast consequences. A new study looks at the open source community’s efforts to “credit-rate” the risk.
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Image: RareStock/Adobe Stock Security Iranian state-aligned threat actor targets new victims in cyberespionage and kinetic campaigns
New research from Proofpoint exposes a large shift in the TA453 threat actor’s modus operandi, which started conducting more hostile attacks.
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Image: Song_about_summer/Adobe Stock Security Improper use of password managers leaves people vulnerable to identity theft
A password manager can be a useful and effective tool for creating, controlling and applying complex and secure passwords, but if you don’t use it the right way, you can open yourself up to account compromise and even identity theft.
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Image: panuwat/Adobe Stock Security Business email compromise attacks now targeting people via SMS messages
No longer limited to email, BEC attacks are hitting users through text messages in an attempt to steal money or commit other types of fraud, says Trustwave.
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Image: wladimir1804/Adobe Stock Internet of Things Top industrial IoT security solutions
From safety to where? Find out the right way to turn with this comprehensive analysis of seven options for your business.
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Image: iStock/bagotaj Security TrueBot malware delivery evolves, now infects businesses in the US and elsewhere
New research from Cisco Talos reveals that the infamous TrueBot malware has updated its modus operandi and now hits the U.S. with additional payloads such as the infamous Clop ransomware.