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Threat Intelligence

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Why would Lazarus attack my company?

The Lazarus Group has been in the news a lot lately. Lazarus is a cybercrime organization, believed to have ties…

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Vulnerability Scanning/Management

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Vulnerability analysis: a closer look at CVE-2015-7547

This article explores the root causes of the CVE-2015-7547 vulnerability in the glibc library, and the conditions…

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Attacks/Breaches

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Multi-law firm security breach amplifies industry vulnerability

This week the Wall Street Journal reported that hackers had broken into the computer networks at 4 dozen leading…

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Managed Risk Programs

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The developer's toolkit: understanding attacker tools and how to use them

About one year ago, I spoke with some application developers about a recent penetration test. They told me they…

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Network Protection

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Just another day at the office: protecting clients from complex threat networks

On Dec. 1, a large US-based cybersecurity firm received extensive international media coverage for a reported…

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Ransomware

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Historical Data Vital to Post Breach Cybersecurity – Hilton Hotels is the Latest Exampl...

Hilton Hotels made headlines last week when it confirmed it was the victim of a security breach, which compromised…

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Managed Risk Programs

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Phishing expedition: protect your organization from phishing exploits

Just last week, new reports revealed more damage; in addition to the library of 56 million credit card accounts,…

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Threat Intelligence

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Landing the big catch: sophisticated phishing and international wire transfers

Earlier this month, networking technology and service provider Ubiquiti (NASDAQ:UBNT) filed a report with the U.S.…

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Attacks/Breaches

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Calling wolf: distinguishing technological glitches from legitimate cyberattacks

The reported outages this week at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the Wall Street Journal and United Airlines…

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Attacks/Breaches

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Notes from RSA 2015: social engineering - so easy, even a 9-year-old can do it!

We know the hazard that human users pose to network security. Even as technology has advanced in sophistication,…

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