Agriculture companies and farmers faced at least $3.6 billion in uncovered losses in 2020 due to natural disasters

Agriculture companies and farmers faced at least .6 billion in uncovered losses in 2020 due to natural disasters

Agriculture companies and farmers faced at least $3.6 billion in uncovered losses in 2020 due to natural disasters | 2021-07-19 | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit…

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The Internet of Things Ongoing Directions

The Internet of Things Ongoing Directions

By Milica D. Djekic It takes time to get through the journey. Several decades back the global technological landscape has been less developed and different than it is today. In the meantime, our societies have become overwhelmed with the cutting edge stuffs such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, machine learning and much more. Indeed, all of those technologies have the strong root in the past and they are only the part of the…

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Alert, Facebook Users! That Copyright Complaint Could be Malicious

Alert, Facebook Users! That Copyright Complaint Could be Malicious

It’s a common practice for threat actors to exploit users’ social media handles for their illicit activities. From malware payloads to hacking tools, attackers often drop malware payloads by spoofing websites that look legitimate. According to independent security researcher Rajshekhar Rajaharia, cybercriminals are currently targeting Facebook users using malicious URLs and spamming them with copyright complaint notifications. Claiming to be from the Facebook security team, the attackers are sending warning notices to users citing policy violations…

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Kaseya attack:

Kaseya attack:

The Kaseya attack is especially unique because it didn’t begin with a password breach, and the companies were following cybersecurity best practices. So, how can we protect against this threat? TechRepublic’s Karen Roby spoke with Marc Rogers, executive director of cybersecurity at Okta, about cybersecurity and the Kaseya attack. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation. SEE: Security incident response policy (TechRepublic Premium) Marc Rogers: The Kaseya ransomware attack should be a wake-up…

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An Overall Philosophy on the Use of Critical Threat Intelligence | McAfee Blogs

An Overall Philosophy on the Use of Critical Threat Intelligence | McAfee Blogs

The overarching threat facing cyber organizations today is a highly skilled asymmetric enemy, well-funded and resolute in his task and purpose.   You never can exactly tell how they will come at you, but come they will.  It’s no different than fighting a kinetic foe in that, before you fight, you must choose your ground and study your enemy’s tendencies. A lot of focus has been placed on tools and updating technology, but often we are…

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The Importance Of Protecting Your App’s Source Code

The Importance Of Protecting Your App’s Source Code

By Rui Ribeiro, CEO and Co-founder, Jscrambler If your business operations involve any type of web or mobile app, it’s likely that the source code of these apps represents a very important part of your company’s intellectual property. As a result of the ongoing digital transformation, these apps have often become key pieces of a company’s competitive advantage and thus a strategic business asset. It’s no wonder then that unwarranted access to this source code…

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How to install SELinux on Ubuntu Server 20.04

How to install SELinux on Ubuntu Server 20.04

If you’ve already spent the time learning SELinux, but have to deploy Ubuntu as a server operating system, you can install SELinux and be on familiar ground. Jack Wallen shows you how. Image: GettyImages/Yuichiro Chino Ubuntu Server has its own Mandatory Access Control system, called AppArmor, which is similar to SELinux, in that they both provide tools to isolate applications from one another, to protect the host system. But how each of these tools is…

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The number of false positive security alerts is staggering. Here’s what you can do to reduce yours

The number of false positive security alerts is staggering. Here’s what you can do to reduce yours

Nearly half of all cybersecurity alerts are false positives, and 75% of companies spend an equal amount of time, or more, on them than on actual attacks, a Fastly/ESG report reveals. Image: iStock/kanawatvector For companies that have made the leap to the cloud and API-driven world of modern computing, today’s cybersecurity models are causing more headaches than they’re worth, to the tune of 46% of all application downtime being caused by false positives. The report…

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The Future of CX for retailers: Improving CX across the entire customer journey – Cisco Blogs

The Future of CX for retailers: Improving CX across the entire customer journey – Cisco Blogs

Earlier this year, Cisco completed its acquisition of imimobile, adding an enterprise-grade CPaaS platform to Cisco’s industry-leading collaboration and contact center solution portfolio. Our guest blogger this week is Dave Jennings, VP Strategic Solutions at imimobile. With consumer behavior constantly evolving, customers want their interactions with businesses to be more seamless than ever. However, the retail industry, like many others, faces challenges to create the experiences that customers expect. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many customers…

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