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Using AI to Build Apps & Automations: Top Cybersecurity Concerns

With the democratization of application development, users can now quickly create powerful applications without deep coding skills using AI copilots and low-code/no-code development tools. However, this ease of use can also introduce vulnerabilities, especially since many new developers aren’t well-versed in low-code application security best practices.

Behind the Activation: Exploring KMS pico's Impact on Cybersecurity

Think about how it would be if you found a tool that promises to give you the premium software for free. This is the function of kms pico in regards to Microsoft Windows and Office products. On the one hand, it seems to be a good thing to use such tools, but on the other hand, it raises a lot of questions about cybersecurity. The discussion of kms pico is essential because it is the junction of software legality and the safety of digital environment. It goes beyond the right or wrong to use it; it is about the comprehension of how such tools affect everyone in the cybersecurity ecosystem, from individual users to large organizations.

11 Third-Party Risk Management Best Practices in 2024

The simultaneous proliferation of outsourcing and increased interconnectedness of modern businesses has caused the third-party risk management (TPRM) landscape to evolve significantly over the last few years. Establishing a robust TPRM program is no longer just about managing risk across your organization’s third-party ecosystem or gaining an edge over your competitors.

Implementing Third-Party Risk Management Workflows

In today’s modern business environment, nearly every organization partners with at least one third-party vendor or external service provider. Third-party service providers (web-hosting platforms, software-as-a-service companies, and other businesses that provide technology or services as part of a contract) allow organizations to focus on their primary business processes while reducing operational costs.

What Is Email Spoofing and How to Prevent it?

Manipulating email headers to mimic the sender’s address and make people think they’re communicating with someone they know. This is a brief definition of email spoofing, an infamous fraudulent technique that can cause harm to recipients and those whose electronic addresses have been compromised. Spoofing may happen to individuals and companies alike.

How to navigate the rapid changes and consolidation in the SIEM and security analytics market

The security solutions landscape is evolving at a breakneck pace, with significant acquisitions reshaping the market. Notably, Palo Alto Networks has acquired IBM's QRadar product line, and Exabeam and LogRhythm have announced their merger. These moves echo Cisco's previous acquisition of Splunk, highlighting a trend where major players like AWS, Microsoft, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, and CrowdStrike are consolidating their positions in the SIEM and security analytics space.

Verizon: The Human Element is Behind Two-Thirds of Data Breaches

Despite growing security investments in prevention, detection and response to threats, users are still making uninformed mistakes and causing breaches. One of the basic tenets of KnowBe4 is that your users provide the organization with an opportunity to have a material (and hopefully positive) impact on a cyber attack. They are the ones clicking malicious links, opening unknown attachments, providing company credentials on impersonated websites and falling for social engineering scams of all kinds.

8 out of 10 Organizations Experience a Cyber Attack and Attribute Users as the Problem

Regardless of whether your environment is on-premises, in the cloud or hybrid, new data makes it clear that users are the top cybersecurity concern, and we cover what you can do about it. According to Netwrix’s 2024 Hybrid Security Trends Report, 79% of organizations experience one or more security incidents in the last 12 months. This is a 16% increase from the previous year, demonstrating that attacks are not subsiding one bit and that they are increasingly successful.

7 Essential Tips to Prevent Social Engineering

Whereas traditional hacking exploits weaknesses in software or hardware, social engineering exploits weaknesses in the human psyche. By preying on people’s habits, fears, or complacency, attackers can gain access to almost any system, no matter how sensitive or well-protected. The ubiquity of personal mobile devices in the workplace has only exacerbated the threat.