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You can protect your digital footprint by deleting any accounts you no longer use, adjusting your privacy settings, avoiding oversharing on social media and using a password manager. Your digital footprint is an online reflection of who you are. Every action you take online, from the websites you visit to the posts you share, contributes to this footprint. Continue reading to learn how you can protect your digital footprint and maintain a clean online presence.

MCP, short for Message Communication Protocol, refers to a category of protocols used for exchanging structured messages between systems or applications. It was developed primarily to meet the communication needs of early enterprise systems that required: MCP protocols are often seen in banking, insurance, healthcare, and telecom industries—sectors where many systems were developed before APIs became mainstream.

The need for a new type system. The age of quantum is about to begin, like Sauron in The Lord of the Rings, who seeks to dominate Middle-earth and all its inhabitants. Its ascendance is around the corner, starting to establish a new world order, still in the depths of Mordor, yet ever-so magically manifesting itself on the heels of the Crypto Winter.

The rapid adoption of generative AI (GenAI) in the enterprise is introducing a new category of unmanaged risk known as shadow AI. Organizations frequently lack insight into which employees are using GenAI tools and how they are being accessed, resulting in visibility limitations, policy enforcement challenges, and increased risk of data exposure. Security teams face potential data leaks and compliance violations, while IT teams struggle to integrate GenAI usage into existing governance models.

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The number of connected devices will reach over 17 billion worldwide in 2024. This is a big deal as it means that all previous connectivity records. The statistics paint a worrying picture – 22% of organizations dealt with serious IoT security incidents last year. The security landscape looks even more concerning. The average organization’s devices remain completely unsecured – about 30% of them. IoT devices face significant threats, with malware affecting 49% of them.

Earlier this year SpiderLabs observed an increase in mass scanning, credential brute forcing, and exploitation attempts originating from Proton66 ASN targeting organizations worldwide that we are discussing in a two-part series. In the first part of this blog series, we investigated the malicious traffic associated with Proton66, revealing the extent of the mass scanning and exploit activities run by the SuperBlack ransomware-associated threat actors such as Mora_001.

Security operations teams face increasing threats, staffing shortages, and gaps in automation and orchestration. These challenges lead to alert fatigue, slower investigations, and increased risk. Enter Splunk SOAR 6.4, designed to streamline and enhance your security operations.