Suffering a breach is not an if, but more of a when. The more prepared your organization is to recognize an attack and mitigate it, the less impact a breach will have on your organization. Shortening the time it takes to detect an attack is the key to ensuring the security of your bus...
How to mitigate the risk of a DoS attack By implementing effective cyber defense strategies, cryptocurrency stakeholders can protect themselves from DoS attacks in the cryptocurrency space. Examples of cybersecurity measures for prevention against DoS attacks include: ...
Unfortunately, the education sector cannot completely eliminate cyber security threats. However, there are certain steps institutes can take to mitigate them: Have a Strong Security Policy The first step to mitigatingcybersecuritythreats is to have a strong security policy. For instance, school networks...
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Unfortunately, it is no longer the case of ‘if’ you will fall victim to a cyber breach, but ‘when’. Recently, it was revealed that 70% of financial companies have experienced a cyber security incident in the past year, highlighting the extent of the threat.2 Flipping this statistic on...
Cyber attack is one of the top five risks business leaders focus on most. Embracing risk is the only option, with prepared business leaders continuing to make long-term investments in long-tail risks. Business leaders are embracing counsel from both internal and external sources to mitigate ...
Although investigators could get the evidence, there was a risk of modifying data, which would result in evidence tampering. The early 1990s witnessed many new digital forensics programs, tools, and techniques to mitigate the risk of modifying data. Toward the late 1990s, advanced tools were ...
So far, we've looked at the different ways in which applications and devices might be compromised, and the steps you can take to mitigate threats. However, one of the more overlooked attack vectors is when someone directly uses your apps on the physical de...
You see, “open” recursive DNS servers are those recursive name servers that have neither controlled nor restricted access, and hence, can be exploited by attackers to enhance the efficacy of their DDoS attacks. To mitigate this threat, you can do a simple configuration change to secure your ...
Botnet attacks are one of the most serious cybersecurity threats today. These types of attacks usually occur as a result of malware infecting many computers, and hackers manage this attack from a single control center. Botnets can consume the network resources of target systems, leading to ...