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If you are part of an organization aspiring to evolve and modernize your SecOps practice with greater efficiencies with XDR, this read is for you. So, what’s all the continuous hype about XDR? Is it for you and what does it mean to your organization? If you haven’t already, I invite you to read our XDR—Please Explain and Unravel to XDR Noise blogs for added context. From here we can begin to ask, what are…

Linux tutorial: How to disable the login banner Length: 2:42 | Aug 5, 2021 You’ll also learn why disabling the Linux login banner helps make your Linux servers more secure. Source link

PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) and the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) recently released a joint industry threat bulletin highlighting the importance of properly scoping cloud environments. In this blog, the PCI SSC and CSA share guidance and best practices for properly scoping cloud environments.

Google Cloud VMware Engine continues to drive profitable customer outcomes throughout the Cloud journey.  I would like to share the latest customer success story featuring Mitel. Mitel is a leading global provider of Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solutions.  Mitel’s headquarters in Canada is committed to constant improvement and innovation to service their 70 million business users.  In addition, Mitel desired to reduce application complexity, service gaps, and customer complaints in boost customer satisfaction…

The global cybersecurity leader and carbon neutral Formula E Team work together to promote their shared vision for an improved and safer world SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, and Envision Virgin Racing, the leading team in the current ABB FIA Formula E World Championship standings have announced today a multiyear partnership. Through this partnership the companies aim to raise awareness around their like-minded…

By Dr. Peter Stephenson If you are not better informed, smarter, better equipped, and faster than the adversary, you can count on your system being compromised at some point. When I’m asked about the future of cybersecurity, I generally recount a cautionary tale. As far as I know, this is never actually happened. But it brings into focus two of the most important concepts in cyber adversary threats: autonomous bots and blockchain. Imagine the following…

When it comes to cybercrime, even malware developers need to brush up on certain programming languages to stay current. Increasingly, malware authors are turning to four “exotic” programming languages—Go, DLang, Nim and Rust—to either give new life to older malware or as effective methods to hide their malicious code from security tools, all while avoiding analysis efforts by researchers. That’s according to a recent report published by BlackBerry’s Research & Intelligence division. In many cases, malware developers…