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Orca Security 2020 State of Virtual Appliance Security

To help move the cloud security industry forward and reduce risk for customers, Orca Security conducted a wide-reaching research and testing project to benchmark the current state of virtual appliance security. Virtual appliances are cheap and easy for software vendors to distribute. Fully preconfigured with all requisite software, they’re often delivered ready for customers to […]

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License to Kill: Leveraging License Management to Attack ICS Networks

By Bianca B

Claroty researchers have found six vulnerabilities in Wibu-Systems AG’s CodeMeter product, a solution widely used in the ICS domain as a license-management and antipiracy tool. The vulnerabilities collectively earned the highest criticality CVSS score of 10.0, and can be exploited in denial-of-service attacks, or to achieve remote code execution. Wibu-Systems’ CodeMeter is used in critical

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Securing What’s Now and What’s Next: 20 Cybersecurity Considerations for 2020

By execassist

Introduction Security leaders, while supporting business growth and digital transformation, struggle with a multitude of challenges.We know this because you tell us, both in ongoing conversations and as part of our annual benchmark survey.Some challenges are focused on security, such as needing better visibility or automation, or striving for greater simplicity of management and response.Some

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ESET Threat Report Q1 2020

By execassist

Foreword Welcome to the first quarterly ESET Threat Report! The first quarter of 2020 was, without a doubt, defined by the outbreak of COVID-19 — now a pandemic that has put much of the world under lockdown, disrupting peoples’ lives in unprecedented ways. In the face of these developments, many businesses were forced to swiftly

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Monthly Threat Report – Special edition: April 2020

By execassist

Protecting the Remote Worker Lead Analyst: Jon Heimerl — CISSP, Sr. Manager, Global Threat Intelligence Center Telecommuting. Virtual workplace. Teleworking. Working remotely. E-working. Regardless of what we call it, the purpose is to enable employees to function effectively from remote locations. In the current climate of the coronavirus pandemic, many organizations have already implemented a

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The Sprawling Reach of Complex Threats

By execassist

The 2010s saw a shift in the cybersecurity industry, as well as much of the rest of the IT landscape, from on-premise to cloud. This progression was occasioned by innovations in various technologies and in the ways the industry had adapted to a great many changes in the landscape. Unfortunately, it was also mirrored by

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Security Operations Effectiveness

By execassist

Security professionals’ overconfidence in security tools leads to data breaches, vulnerabilities and wasted time and money Today’s security operations teams face an unrelenting stream of attacks from both outside and inside of their organizations. Security operations teams are dealing with tool sprawl which may inadvertently compromise their security tools’ capabilities, while misconfigurations can result in

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IoT in the Enterprise: An Analysis of Traffic and Threats

By haridas_mondal

Zscaler has announced the release of its 2019 report, IoT in the Enterprise: An Analysis of Traffic and Threats, which examines traffic stemming from IoT device footprints across the Zscaler™ cloud over the course of 30 days.

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CIO Study: Certificate-Related Outages Continue to Plague Organizations

By haridas_mondal

Venafi has announced the results of a study examining the scale and frequency of certificate-related outages in financial services organisations. Over 100 chief information officers (CIOs) in the financial services industry from the U.S., U.K., France, Germany and Australia participated in the study.

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Cybercrime techniques and tactics (CTNT): Ransomware retrospective

By haridas_mondal

Malwarebytes has released the company’s latest quarterly threat report. This special, in-depth ransomware edition of the CTNT explores the shift in ransomware attacks from consumer targets to organisations, businesses, municipalities and beyond, breaking out attack vectors and trends region by region for an unprecedented view into ransomware behavior.

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