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Web browsers may be overloaded by the overhaul of security certificates, leading to error messages and impacting Web performance.
Dell SecureWorks has added Advanced Endpoint Threat Detection (AETD) as the latest solution in its Advanced Threat Services portfolio.
British parenting website Mumsnet is the latest organization to have been hacked due to the "Heartbleed" bug, founder Justine Roberts revealed.
Akamai Technologies admitted some custom code it thought protected users against the Heartbleed vulnerability is flawed.
Personal data for as many as 900 Canadian taxpayers was stolen after being made vulnerable by the "Heartbleed" bug, officials in Ottawa said on Monday.
CloudFlare was able to confirm that an attacker can retrieve a server's private SSL key by exploiting the "Heartbleed" Vulnerability.
The NSA denied a report claiming it was aware of and even exploited the "Heartbleed" online security flaw to gather critical intelligence.
An appeals court in the United States overturned the conviction of a self-described "security research" hacker for breaking into the AT&T online network to reveal a security flaw.
Canada's government ordered all federal department websites vulnerable to the "Heartbleed" bug to be shut down.
The Heartbleed vulnerability is "catastrophic” for SSL and Internet security, Bruce Schneier, told SecurityWeek. “On the scale of 1 to 10, this is an 11,” he said. Here is what organizations need to know and what actions they should take.
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Virus & Threats
A threat is the agent that takes advantage of a vulnerability. This relationship must be a key factor in the risk assessment process and can no longer be treated as risk’s neglected step child.
Many continue to click on links or attachments sent via email without taking any steps to verify the origin of the email or the validity of the link or attachment. It only takes one click to for an attacker to establish a foothold in the target’s systems.
Here are five things I recommend security pros keep in mind when navigating the line between tight security and keeping the organization running at peak proficiency.
Whether you’re buying a smart refrigerator for your home or a printer for your company, your first step is deciding the risk involved and how to deploy the device in a secure manner while preserving the functionality you require.
Predictive security narrows the scope considerably and helps IT and security pros zero-in on the most likely vulnerabilities and areas most-at-risk due to the sensitive nature of the data they hold.
Vulnerabilities are a fact of life. Independent testing may be illegal without express permission, but that doesn’t stop code pillagers from sniffing out vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your web applications.
Social engineering attacks can happen at any time. Here are some strategies you can use to help reduce the chances of a successful social engineering/phishing attack you or your organization.
Without putting vulnerabilities into the context of the risk associated with them, organizations often misalign their remediation resources.
Complacency is never a good thing, but in security it can have devastating effects. While it’s good to acknowledge progress, that should never stand in the way of staying ahead of the next potential threat.
Just as offices need to detect break-ins to keep criminals from committing industrial espionage, enterprises need to put more focus on detecting APTs and other advanced threats to keep adversaries from their network.
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