keeper

Password Entropy: What It Is and Why It's Important

Mar 4, 2024 By Aranza Trevino In Keeper
Password entropy is a measurement of how difficult it would be for a cybercriminal to crack or successfully guess your password. When calculating password entropy, the calculation takes into account how long your password is and the variation of characters you’re using. Character variations include the use of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols. Continue reading to learn more about the importance of password entropy and how you can calculate it using the password entropy formula.
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Embracing Agility The Key to Survival and Success in a Changing World || Razorthorn Security

Mar 4, 2024 By Razorthorn In Razorthorn
Join us as we explore the essence of agility in navigating the ever-evolving landscape of technology, industries, and careers. In this video, we delve into the importance of being adaptable and open-minded, emphasizing the value of flexibility over rigid adherence to a single approach or mindset. Drawing inspiration from evolutionary principles and successful innovators like Madonna and David Bowie, we uncover the significance of embracing change and continuously innovating. Discover how adopting an agile mindset can lead to greater success and resilience in the face of challenges.
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Trustwave

Cloud Architecture, Frameworks and Benchmarks

Mar 4, 2024 By Trustwave In Trustwave
At any point in your cloud security journey, you should consider practical architectures, frameworks, and benchmarks that will benefit your current and future infrastructure. These tools will provide guidance directly from those who have pioneered similar solutions. Working with existing designs will speed up your efforts and provide your organization with confidence that it is following industry security standards.
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cloudflare

Defensive AI: Cloudflare's framework for defending against next-gen threats

Mar 4, 2024 By Daniele Molteni In Cloudflare
Generative AI has captured the imagination of the world by being able to produce poetry, screenplays, or imagery. These tools can be used to improve human productivity for good causes, but they can also be employed by malicious actors to carry out sophisticated attacks. We are witnessing phishing attacks and social engineering becoming more sophisticated as attackers tap into powerful new tools to generate credible content or interact with humans as if it was a real person.
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Arctic Wolf

Why Having Incident Response Increases Insurability

Mar 4, 2024 By Arctic Wolf In Arctic Wolf
The past few years have been hard on cybersecurity professionals. An onslaught of new attack innovations and evolutions have raised the risk — and the costs — of an attack. More organizations than ever before are attempting to transfer a portion of that risk through cyber insurance. However, cyber insurance policies, once easy to get and robust in coverage, have become challenging to obtain, difficult to maintain, and costly to keep.
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outpost 24

Unlocking admin privileges via application-wide XSS delivery

Mar 4, 2024 By Peter Kantomaa In Outpost 24
During a recent customer assessment, our pen testers discovered a critical vulnerability that exemplifies the importance of manual and continuous pen testing. The issue involved a feature intended for administrators, allowing them to send messages to a “broadcast” endpoint, which would then be displayed in a modal pop-up box for all logged-in users of the web application. However, our pen testers found that this functionality was accessible to any user, regardless of their role.
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cloudflare

Cloudflare announces Firewall for AI

Mar 4, 2024 By Daniele Molteni In Cloudflare
Today, Cloudflare is announcing the development of Firewall for AI, a protection layer that can be deployed in front of Large Language Models (LLMs) to identify abuses before they reach the models. While AI models, and specifically LLMs, are surging, customers tell us that they are concerned about the best strategies to secure their own LLMs. Using LLMs as part of Internet-connected applications introduces new vulnerabilities that can be exploited by bad actors.
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bdrsuite

Microsoft Azure for Beginners: Best Practices for deploying your IaaS VM on Azure : Part 32

Mar 4, 2024 By Xander Oortgiesen In BDRSuite
The first step in Azure is often to deploy virtual machines. Deploying Azure IaaS resources in Azure requires the right approach to ensure they are optimally functional and secure. In this blog post, the essential best practices to consider when deploying Azure IaaS resources in Azure.
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cloudflare

Changing the industry with CISA's Secure by Design principles

Mar 4, 2024 By Kristina Galicova In Cloudflare
The United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) and seventeen international partners are helping shape best practices for the technology industry with their ‘Secure by Design’ principles. The aim is to encourage software manufacturers to not only make security an integral part of their products’ development, but to also design products with strong security capabilities that are configured by default.
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cycognito

How Ben Bachmann, VP of Group Information Security at Ströer, Uncovers and Secures Hidden Digital Assets with CyCognito

Mar 4, 2024 By Brittany Busa In CyCognito
When Benjamin Bachmann became the Vice President of Group Information Security at Ströer, two years ago, he encountered a significant challenge: the company lacked a comprehensive understanding of its external-facing assets. Ströer is a leading German media conglomerate with diverse operations spanning over 100 subsidiaries, each managing its own IT department, complicating the task of managing cybersecurity across such a diversified portfolio.
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