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SQL Injection explained in 1 minute

SQL injection, also known as SQLi, is one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities for online applications. It's a common method used by attackers to manipulate and access database information that would otherwise not be displayed or provided to the website user. In this video, you'll learn what SQL injection is and why you should be aware of it.

Cyber Defenders Defending Critical Infrastructure Interview with Aaron Cockerill

Nextgov interview with Aaron Cockerill for a conversation shaped by today’s topics of critical infrastructure and cybersecurity threats. Discussing everything from phishing attacks to hybrid-remote work best practices, this interview offers insight into how Lookout can help both public and private organizations address digital threat prevention, providing relevant context to the cybersecurity world going forward.

SANSFire: An Alert Has Fired. Now what?

While the security industry spends a lot of time and energy getting more and/or better alerts, comparatively little investment has gone into helping analysts operationalize and contextualize those alerts. This webcast will discuss how a solid foundation of network telemetry can enable not only high-velocity, high-confidence processing of alerts of all stripes, but also a host of other critical security applications, from fundamentals like asset management to advanced techniques like proactive threat hunting. Real-world examples and code will be used throughout the talk, along with practical considerations for operating in an enterprise environment.

Manually Installing LimaCharlie Net

This video walks through the manual installation of LimaCharlie Net. LimaCharlie Net (lc-net) allows you to secure and monitor network access to your endpoints by providing advanced instrumented VPN access. lc-net endpoints appear like other endpoints in your LimaCharlie deployment, but they're quite different in nature. These lc-net endpoints need to be provisioned to be accessed. By provisioning an lc-net endpoint, you create a set of VPN credentials that can be used by a single device. One set of credentials should be used by only a single device, and not shared among devices.