gitprotect

GitLab Vulnerabilities And Security Incidents: 2023 In Review

Jan 10, 2024 By Daria Kulikova In GitProtect
We continue our series of DevOps incidents and failures. This time, we stopped our view on GitLab. What incidents made this secure service provider appear in Tech media in 2023? Well, let’s jump at the topic and see what vulnerability flaws and threat incidents GitLab had to deal with to help its users protect their data.
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idstrong

Medical Services Targeted: Half a Million Records Stolen in May 2023 Cyber Event

Jan 10, 2024 By Steven In IDStrong

Electrostim Medical Services Inc. (EMSI) is a healthcare servicer in Tampa, Florida. They create and disperse home electrical stimulation devices, brace accessories, pain management solutions, and physical rehabilitation tools. They offer a range of products, from wearable, flexible garments to electrotherapy devices for pain relief. EMSI serves over 70,000 patients and employs another 400 from the Tampa Bay area.

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brivo

Secure Access as a Foundation of Architectural Design

Jan 10, 2024 By Brivo In Brivo
On a global scale, security is becoming a principal foundation of architectural design. Whether it is a commercial building, residential complex, or even a public space, incorporating secure access systems and technology is a vital component of any initial blueprint. Secure access as a consideration in design is no longer limited to government buildings or offices. However, secure access also does not need to comprise a design aesthetic.
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CalCom

MSS: (DisableIPSourceRouting) IP source routing protection level (protect against packet spoofing)

Jan 10, 2024 By Keren Pollack In CalCom
Optimally configuring “DisableIPSourceRouting” parameter enhances security by mitigating the risk of denial-of-service (DOS) attacks through packet spoofing. In such attacks, the goal is to inundate the target with high volumes of traffic, and using spoofed IP addresses makes it challenging to filter and identify the true source of the attack. Server hardening can be arduous. CSH by CalCom automates the process, learning your network to eliminate the need for testing.
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How Generative AI Will Accelerate Cybersecurity with Sherrod DeGrippo

Jan 10, 2024 By Rubrik In Rubrik
In this episode of Cyber Security Decoded, host Steve Stone, Head of Rubrik Zero Labs, is joined by Sherrod DeGrippo, Director of Threat Intelligence Strategy at Microsoft to discuss the cyber threat landscape. In this episode, you'll hear insights on: Rubrik Zero Labs' “The State of Data Security: The Journey to Secure an Uncertain Future" report provides a timely view into the increasingly commonplace problem of cyber risks and the challenge to secure data across an organization’s expanding surface area.
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alienvault

Social engineering attacks: Real-life examples and how to avoid them

Jan 10, 2024 By Kushalveer Singh Bachchas In AT&T Cybersecurity

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, social engineering remains a potent and insidious method employed by cybercriminals. Unlike traditional hacking techniques that exploit software vulnerabilities, social engineering manipulates human psychology to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.

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kovrr

The Need For a Shift Up Strategy, Using CRQ for Resilience, Part 1

Jan 10, 2024 By Kovrr In Kovrr
In the cyber age, data has become nearly as valuable as oil. While this market shift offers many new learning and growth opportunities for professionals across industries, the immeasurable amount of data is often quite overwhelming to non-analysts, leaving them feeling more lost than when they began their inquiries. ‍ This situation often rings true for cybersecurity leaders tasked with protecting an organization's digital assets against attacks and increasingly malicious actors.
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armo

Why context matters in Kubernetes security

Jan 10, 2024 By Ben Hirschberg In ARMO
There are things in the world that are absolute, and there are things that are relative. For example, it is an absolute truth that the middle three Star Wars episodes were better than the prequel three. But if we are talking about security, it is mostly accepted to be relative as it is a well-accepted thesis that there is no absolute security. Every system can eventually be broken. Like in the joke about the two folks who are attacked by a lion.
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fireblocks

XYZ Teknoloji Launches Compliant Digital Asset Solution for Banks and Financial Institutions using Fireblocks

Jan 10, 2024 By Fireblocks In Fireblocks
XYZ Teknoloji, a FinTech company from Istanbul, has integrated Fireblocks to build its tech stack that addresses the gap between the traditional financial industry and the emerging blockchain economy. In the past year, over 25% of Turkish consumers transacted in crypto. That’s why XYZ developed an enterprise-grade software stack using Fireblocks to help Turkish companies capitalize on this popularity. XYZ offers Turkish institutions.
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bitsight

ShadowIT, Hidden Risk, and the insights that drive action to reduce exposure

Jan 10, 2024 By Vanessa Jankowski In BitSight
The annual doctor wellness check always interests me. It’s generally the same routine every year: The doctor and I exchange pleasantries. She asks about any noticeable health changes while looking in my ears with that cool little penlight. If I’m lucky, she uses the mini-hammer to see how high my leg kicks after a gentle knee tap (I just love that for some reason). But it’s all a bit of a show, isn’t it?
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