A selection of this week’s more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news. It could be said raising awareness is good as it motives complacent teams. That said, revelations that it was exaggerated might make teams more complacent in the future to react…
Read also: the US disrupts ALPHV/BlackCat operations, a NY engineer admits the hacks of two crypto exchanges, and more.
These statistics show that organizations struggled to maintain basic cybersecurity practices in 2023. But what can organizations do to improve their networks and help prevent attacks in 2024?
Cybersecurity is an essential consideration for any organization that deals in the digital sphere on any level, and the education sector is no exception. In recent years, the global pandemic and technological advances have led to a massive shift toward online learning, which has posed a number of challenges to educators and administrators. Facilitating digital education presents a logistical maelstrom that many educational institutions are not prepared to handle.
As 2023 comes to a close, we aim to inspire excellence by highlighting our customers’ dedication to a more secure world. Thanks to you, we are honored to be (for the fourth consecutive year) recognized as a 2023 Gartner® Peer Insights™ Customers’ Choice. Let’s explore some of the stories that make this recognition possible.
This is part two in our series on building honeypots with Falco, vcluster, and other assorted open source tools. For the previous installment, see Building honeypots with vcluster and Falco: Episode I.
Learn how GitGuardian helps teams effectively prioritize and coordinate remediation by gathering the right data and making progress tracking and communication easy.
In response to what Google calls “over trust” in the web address lock icon to indicate that a site is authentic and its’ communications are secure, they’ve swapped the lock out in an attempt to engage Chrome users in thinking about their own secure browsing. You may have not noticed it if you’ve updated to Google Chrome version 120, but the long-familiar lock icon is no longer.
Marketplaces such as OLVX are shifting from the dark web to the open web to take advantage of traditional web services to assist in marketing to and providing access to new customers. One of the challenges of existing on the dark web is the need to use a Tor browser and have some knowledge of how to navigate your way through the dark web’s depths. In addition, customers of dark web services may not be as readily accessible to advertising as they would be on the open web.
