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Arctic Wolf Networks has raised $60 million in a Series D funding round, bringing the total raised by the company to date to $148.2 million. [Read More]
AT&T, Palo Alto Networks and Broadcom have been developing a framework that enables organizations to deploy firewalls as software-based platforms instead of hardware appliances. [Read More]
Cisco has released patches for 11 vulnerabilities in its products, including multiple flaws that impact Cisco UCS Manager, FXOS, and NX-OS software. [Read More]
Mozilla is rolling out encrypted DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) by default for its Firefox users in the United States. [Read More]
A threat actor, likely a state-sponsored cyberespionage group, has used a sophisticated technique to allow its malware to communicate with C&C servers across firewalls. [Read More]
Cisco launches SecureX, a cloud-native security platform designed to improve visibility, deliver analytics, and automate common security workflows. [Read More]
Fidelis Cybersecurity has announced a raft of enhancements to its Fidelis Elevate platform, which comprises a network product, an endpoint product, and a deception product. [Read More]
It is important to inspect network traffic and check TLS certificate details, while also paying attention to unusual or unexpected volumes of https traffic to unknown domains or using invalid or forged TLS certificates. [Read More]
Huawei was hit with US criminal charges in a 16-count indictment alleging a "decades-long" effort to steal trade secrets from American companies. [Read More]
Enterprise SOC-as-a-Service company Cysiv has raised $26 million in a Series A funding round. [Read More]
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Network Security
Network connections that can change instantaneously in response to shifting business requirements can take a security solution minutes or hours to be reconfigured. And that lag time is prime for exploitation.
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Deep visibility allows organizations to see how different pieces of the overall cyber terrain are communicating with one another, enabling them to highlight potential or existing attack vectors.
Use of artificial intelligence (AI) will change the role of security teams, and improve companies’ ability to defend their data and networks from future compromises, breaches, and sabotage.
By using decoys to capture adversary tools, understand their techniques, and detect their actions during early attack phases, security teams can detect problems sooner and avoid long dwell times.
DDoS attacks are moving away from simply sending out broadcast traffic for massive disruption toward more complex and targeted attacks hitting the application layer of the network that can take down specific applications or services.
Cybersecurity teams need actionable insight into the latest techniques, tactics and procedures being used by attackers and a continuous understanding of their environment and anomalous behavior.
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