Security Experts:
LATEST SECURITY NEWS HEADLINES
NEWS & INDUSTRY UPDATES
Cisco has released patches for numerous vulnerabilities affecting its products, including Critical flaws in Prime Infrastructure (PI) Software that could lead to remote code execution. [Read More]
European Digital Rights (EDRi), together with 45 NGOs, academics and companies across 15 countries, has sent an open letter to European policymakers and regulators, warning about widespread and potentially growing use of deep packet inspection (DPI) by ISPS. [Read More]
Facebook has partially restored the View As feature abused by hackers last year in a massive data breach that affected 29 million accounts. [Read More]
Dutch intelligence services are investigating Huawei for possibly spying for the Chinese government by leaving a "back door" to data of customers of major telecoms firms, a report said Thursday. [Read More]
Google is offering to replace Bluetooth Titan Security Keys for free after researchers at Microsoft discovered a misconfiguration that can be exploited to attack the devices. [Read More]
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump prohibits purchase or use of equipment from companies that pose "an unacceptable risk to the national security of the United States or the security and safety of United States persons." [Read More]
Respond Software, a California-based company that provides automation technology for security teams, raises $20 million in a Series B funding round. [Read More]
New Intel CPU vulnerabilities known as MDS, ZombieLoad, Fallout and RIDL impact millions of devices. Affected vendors published advisories and blog posts with information for users. [Read More]
Chinese telecom giant Huawei is willing to sign a "no-spy" agreement with countries including Britain, the firm's chairman said on Tuesday, as the head of NATO said Britain must preserve secure mobile networks. [Read More]
ZombieLoad, RIDL and Fallout: Intel processors are vulnerable to more speculative execution side-channel attacks that can allow malware to obtain sensitive data. [Read More]
- 1 of 393
- ››
FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Security Infrastructure
Deep learning is an ideal technology to address the volume and velocity of the current threat environment, and can be used to detect a variety of different threats, even ones that seemingly look novel.
Enabling the networks of tomorrow requires organizations to radically reimagine the security solutions they have in place today.
With a holistic approach you can enable efficient segmentation across your infrastructure, identify anomalies faster by using process behavior deviations, and reduce your attack surface quickly.
Well deployed automation – a combination of orchestration tools, data leveraged for analytics, machine-learning and artificial intelligence – can provide an edge for an enterprise in today’s ever evolving 24/7 threat landscape.
75 years may separate War World II from cloud SIEM, but we’re on the cusp of being able to apply the hard-earned learnings from Abraham Wald in our latest adversarial conflict – the cyberwar.
Data in Use has become a point of least resistance for an attacker. There is a major industry need to recognize this lapse and close the gap in data security by protecting data while it is being used.
The debate about the deprecation of SMS as an authentication system is less about the agreed-upon insecurity of SMS and more about what can replace it. SMS survives because of its ubiquity, period.
Shifting traditional perimeter-based enterprise security strategies to a Zero Trust approach provides more robust prevention, detection, and incident response capabilities to protect continuously expanding attack surfaces.
This move to container-based development and agile methodologies has been great for innovation and iteration, but it’s also brought a massive shift in the application landscape with real impact on security teams.
As organizations digitize their business and make these shifts, they need to know what and who they can trust.
- 1 of 98
- ››
SecurityWeek Daily Briefing
- Researcher Drops Windows 10 Zero-Day Exploit
- Google Warns G Suite Customers of Passwords Stored Unhashed Since 2005
- Firefox Now Has Fingerprinting and Crypto-mining Protection
- Attack Combines Phishing, Steganography, PowerShell to Deliver Malware
- Guardicore Raises $60 Million in Series C Funding
- Satan Ransomware Expands Portfolio of Exploits
- Poor Security Hygiene Found Across Almost All Political Parties in US, Europe
- Microsoft Adds Live Response Capabilities to Defender ATP
- Identity Management Firm Auth0 Raises $103 Million
- US Warns Chinese Drones May Steal Data: Report
Copyright © 2019 Wired Business Media. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy