Reduce your network complexity with AI

Reduce your network complexity with AI

As networks continue to grow in complexity and become more prone to damaging attacks, overstretched IT teams need more time, effort, and expertise than ever before to keep them up-and-running and meet user needs. It is becoming increasingly challenging to prevent service degradation, remediate attacks, and deliver consistent, high-quality digital experiences to a hybrid workforce. That’s especially true as organizations face a shortage of skilled networking talent. To simplify and streamline network operations and reduce…

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Internet startup launches while embracing adoption

Internet startup launches while embracing adoption

When Brightspeed launched in 2022, the fiber broadband internet service had ambitious goals, acquiring a service territory encompassing more than 6.5 million locations in mainly rural and suburban communities in 20 U.S. states. As the Charlotte, North Carolina-based company planned its fiber build plan across its footprint, the company’s IT specialists realized that, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as the consummate transformative technology, Brightspeed needed to embrace adoption or fall behind. In particular, the company had to…

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How SaaS-Based Identity Governance Can Help Future-Proof Your Security

How SaaS-Based Identity Governance Can Help Future-Proof Your Security

Evaluate your needs and prioritize solutions that offer open integration and independence from the single-vendor trend, ensuring robust IGA that aligns with evolving security demands and regulatory requirements By Thomas Müller-Martin, Global Partner Lead, Omada Let’s say you cherished your music collection, arranged in racks of CDs on your wall – and then you woke up one day and realized that digital downloads and streaming services have made your collection obsolete. For many enterprises today,…

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What Is a Data Broker? | McAfee Blog

What Is a Data Broker? | McAfee Blog

A data broker (also known as an information product company) is an organization that makes money by collecting your personal information, analyzing it, and licensing it out to be used by other companies for things like marketing purposes.  Data providers gather data from many different sources to create a profile of who you are. This profile includes things like your interests, hobbies, demographics, and even the products you use.   Generally, data broker companies only deal…

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Adobe Adds Firefly and AI Watermarking to Bug Bounty Program

Adobe Adds Firefly and AI Watermarking to Bug Bounty Program

Security researchers in Adobe’s bug bounty program can now pick up rewards for finding vulnerabilities in Adobe Firefly and Content Credentials. The bug hunt will be open to members of Adobe’s private bug bounty program starting May 1. Members of Adobe’s public bug bounty program will be eligible to work with Adobe Firefly and Content Credentials in the second half of 2024, and applications for the private program are open. Both bug bounties are hosted…

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1 in 5 US Ransomware Attacks Triggers Lawsuit

1 in 5 US Ransomware Attacks Triggers Lawsuit

Nearly one in five (18%) ransomware incidents in the US led to a lawsuit in 2023, with 123 filed so far, according to new figures from Comparitech. The number for lawsuits for 2023 is likely to increase, with many data breach notifications still being issued for incidents last year. The analysis showed a growth in the number of lawsuits filed following ransomware attacks in the period from 2018-2023. Across just over 3000 confirmed ransomware incidents…

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Arista targets lateral security threat in campus and data center networks

Arista targets lateral security threat in campus and data center networks

In addition to the stateless wire-speed component, Arista MSS can integrate with firewalls and cloud proxies from partners such as Palo Alto Networks and Zscaler for stateful network enforcement, especially for north-south and inter-zone traffic, Ullal stated. “MSS thus ensures the right traffic is sent to these critical security controls, allowing them to focus on L4-L7 stateful enforcement while avoiding unnecessary hairpinning of all other traffic,” Ullal stated.   The features, expected in MSS by…

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Lawsuits and Company Devaluations Await For Breached Firms

Lawsuits and Company Devaluations Await For Breached Firms

A new report has laid bare the significant financial and reputational costs stemming from serious cyber-attacks, including what are often unplanned expenses. Netwrix’s 2024 Hybrid Security Trends Report is based on a global survey of 1309 IT and security professionals. It found that 79% of responding organizations detected a serious cyber-attack in the previous 12 months, versus 68% a year ago. Of those: A fifth (20%) lost competitive advantage due to these attacks (up from…

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Are VPNs Legal To Use?

Are VPNs Legal To Use?

Using a virtual private network to protect personal data or online activities during web browsing is legal in many countries, like the United States, United Kingdom and France. However, this legality has some limits and can vary based on the specific activities conducted through the VPN. For instance, using a VPN to engage in activities like hacking or piracy is still illegal, regardless of the VPN’s legality in your country. On the other hand, some…

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Vulnerability Exploits Triple as Initial Access Point for Breaches

Vulnerability Exploits Triple as Initial Access Point for Breaches

The exploitation of vulnerabilities as an initial access step for a breach increased by a staggering 180% between 2022 and 2023. According to Verizon’s 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), published on May 1, this method of gaining unauthorized access leading to a breach accounted for 14% of malicious actors’ way into a network. It is the third most used after credential theft and phishing. This growth is partly due to the exploitation of the…

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