The Right Partner is as Important as the Right Technology – Cisco Blogs

The Right Partner is as Important as the Right Technology – Cisco Blogs

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it seemed like the world ground to a halt. Not just because travel bans were put in place and lockdowns were applied, but the productivity of manufacturing supply chains were interrupted. Factories shut down overnight; workers went home; and it quickly became apparent that without our global manufacturing industry working at peak speeds, we were going to run out of basic necessities like toilet paper and canned goods very quickly….

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Brave New World: Safari Content Blocking

Brave New World: Safari Content Blocking

By Andrey Meshkov, CEO and CTO at AdGuard Content blocking is not a priority for Apple and WebKit. Content blocking in Safari is possible despite all its issues and limitations. If we want to improve it, we need to contribute to WebKit ourselves. This article is about content blocking on Apple platforms, mainly iOS. Why is it important to talk about Apple? First of all, it’s Apple, and it enjoys a large enough market share…

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Post Office Announces New Digital ID Solutions

Post Office Announces New Digital ID Solutions

The Post Office in the UK has announced it will expand the use of digital identity technology in partnership with software company Yoti. The government-owned retail postal service will roll out a range of products both online and in-branch, providing consumers with a range of choices as to how they verify themselves via modern technology. The collaboration is designed to make Post Office transactions more simple and secure going forward. Among the products to be…

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Vulnerability Patching: Why Does It Fall Short So Often?

Vulnerability Patching: Why Does It Fall Short So Often?

Weak threat insight, SecOps competing priorities, and fear of making things worse are key reasons By Chris Goettl, Director of Security Product Management, Ivanti It isn’t glamorous. It won’t guarantee a company staff promotion or kudos, but patching is a critical risk prevention function in any environment. Unfortunately, it’s task organizations tend to push aside – until they’re hit with a multi-million-dollar breakdown. Ponemon recently found that 60% of security breach victims say they became…

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For Banks – The Contact Center is Your Best Friend – Cisco Blogs

For Banks – The Contact Center is Your Best Friend – Cisco Blogs

For years, the album that sold the most units was Carole King’s “Tapestry”. Estimates are that this record has sold more than 25 million copies. Rife with well-known songs, an interesting comment made by one of the initial reviewers in 1971 called the song “You’ve Got a Friend” the “core” of and “essence” of the album. It didn’t hurt that James Taylor’s version also became a monster hit. For banks, they too have a friend…

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SBRC Adds Ransomware Scenario to Security Training Program

SBRC Adds Ransomware Scenario to Security Training Program

The Scottish Business Resilience Center (SBRC) has announced a ransomware-focused update to its facilitation of the National Cyber Security Center’s (NCSC) Exercise in a Box program, which it has been running with businesses across Scotland since late 2020. The program – delivered with support from the Scottish Government, Police Scotland and other stakeholders – sees workshops provided to businesses via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. The workshops focus on cyber-resilience, exploring various scenarios to test organizations’…

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Duo Charged with Multimillion-Dollar Dark Web Drug Conspiracy

Duo Charged with Multimillion-Dollar Dark Web Drug Conspiracy

Two men have been charged with a dark web drug distribution conspiracy said to be worth millions of dollars. Kevin Ombisi, 31, and Eric Russell Jr, 35, both of Katy, Texas, were each charged in a complaint filed in the Western District of Tennessee after being arrested last Thursday. Ombisi is charged with one count of conspiracy and one count of unlawful distribution of controlled substances, and Russell is charged with one count of conspiracy….

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How to protect backups from ransomware

How to protect backups from ransomware

Ransomware is becoming the number one threat to data, which makes it essential to ensure that bad actors don’t encrypt your backup data along with your primary data when they execute ransomware attacks. If they succeed at that, you will have no choice but to pay the ransom, and that will encourage them to try it again. The key to not having to pay ransom is having the backups to restore systems that ransomware has…

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IBM launches AIX-to-cloud app migration program

IBM launches AIX-to-cloud app migration program

IBM has launched the Power Private Cloud (PPC) Rack solution, a converged infrastructure product that migrates on-premises apps running on its POWER9/AIX systems to the cloud. The solution consists of three POWER System S922 servers with 20 CPU cores, 256GB of RAM, and 3.2TB of NVMe local storage, plus a new storage enclosure, the FlashSystem 5200, with a minimum of 9.6TB and a pair of SAN24B-6 switches with 24 Fibre Channel ports. To read this article…

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Yandex Insider Breach Hits Nearly 5000 Inboxes

Yandex Insider Breach Hits Nearly 5000 Inboxes

Russian internet giant Yandex has revealed that thousands of its customers had their accounts accessed due to a malicious insider working at the firm. The Moscow-headquartered multi-national provides search, email, e-commerce and even ride-hailing services, and claims to have tens of millions of unique monthly users. However, on Friday it noted in a brief statement that an employee had been selling access to users’ email accounts for personal gain. “The employee was one of three…

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