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CloudDDoS 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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CloudGoogle’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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Artificial IntelligenceFirm 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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SecurityBBC, 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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InnovationCisco 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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SecurityNew 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.
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SecurityVerizon 2023 DBIR: DDoS attacks dominant, while pretexting drives BEC growth
In Verizon’s just-released 2023 Data Breach Investigations Report, money is king, and denial of service and social engineering still hold sway.
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SecurityGoogle launches passkeys for Workspace
Google launched an open beta feature on June 5 that lets individuals and organizations log in to Workspace with public and private encrypted passkeys.
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InnovationWWDC 2023: Apple launches Vision Pro and raft of products powered by new chipsets
At its Worldwide Developers conference, Apple unveiled supercomputation power on mobile and desktop devices, but the Vision Pro AR headset took center stage.
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SecurityZero-day MOVEit Transfer vulnerability exploited in the wild, heavily targeting North America
Read the technical details about this zero-day MoveIT vulnerability, find out who is at risk, and learn how to detect and protect against this cybersecurity threat.
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SecurityImprove your app security on Azure
Application instance lock, Azure Virtual Network Manager and Network Watcher troubleshooting: tools for making the applications you run on Azure more secure.
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Security1Password enables passkeys — leading alternative to passwords
Identity management company 1Password is spinning up a pair of new features that constitute a major shift away from passwords and toward their low-friction replacement: passkeys.
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SecurityMost people are aware of their data trails, but few know how to deal with it: Okta study
A new study by Okta finds that a proliferation of active accounts and web identities is exacerbating security risks both for individuals and enterprises.
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SecurityHow to determine exactly what personal information Microsoft Edge knows about you
Users should be aware of what personal data is being collected and stored by Microsoft Edge and be prepared to perform periodic maintenance on that data to keep it secure.
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Security8 Best Practices for Securing Your Mac From Hackers
Best practices for securing your Mac against potential hacks and security vulnerabilities include enabling the firewall, using strong passwords and encryption, and enabling Lockdown Mode.