Proactively patching digital infrastructure, with particular emphasis on public interfaces and devices, is key to reducing vulnerabilities known to attackers. The shift towards proactive defense against entry-point attacks is indicative of the strategic change in security practices. The Aftermath: Exploit ...
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Security Trainingaims to improve cybersecurity posture by teaching users to identify and appropriately deal with common security issues like social engineering, phishing, and malware. The purpose of training is to help users better recognize and appropriately act in the face of potential threats or su...
Discover the impact of buffer overflow in cyber security. Explore various types and their potential consequences on system security.
Cybersecurity is the practice of fighting against the growing concern of cyberattacks. As we depend more on information technology and cyberspace, these
Not only has the number of cybersecurity breaches increased over time, but the diversity in attack methods has expanded and evolved. Here are some of the broad cyber-attack methods that have evolved over the years: Malware:Short for “malicious software”,malwareis software that a cybercriminal...
Patch Tuesday falls on the second Tuesday of each month. The upcoming Patch Tuesday is on January 14, 2024. What is patching and why is it important? Patches are nothing but pieces of software code that are written to fix a bug in a software application that might lead to a vulnerability...
Virtual patching is the process of developing and deploying a temporary strategy to limit the risks of exploitation connected with the discovery of new security vulnerabilities. It eliminates the possibility of hackers identifying and exploiting application or system security flaws. ...
And it's always coming down to three simple pillars. It's your misconfigs, coding errors, and no patching. And always whenever you can look at an incident, or when you look at a threat, bring it back to those three fundamentals, and then start working from a proactive perspective....
While the vulnerability was quickly fixed, poor incident response planning and slow patching cadence allowed the attack to continue to spread. The traditional method of conducting a cybersecurity risk assessment is a great way to identify security risks across IT infrastructure, IT assets, processes ...