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SMB Website and API Security Fundamentals

Execution of malicious scripts was responsible for 52% of 75,000 cyber incidents. These scripts are typically used to harvest data from customer-facing websites and APIs. 60%+ such attacks target SMEs. An alarming situation when you consider the limited resource and tool budgets allocated for website and API security. A managed, enterprise-class application security offering with 24x7 SOC is, therefore, the need of the hour for SMBs.

Low-DDoS Attack Live Simulation

Million+ unique IPs hit your web or API server with one or two requests per minute. Default rate-limits fail immediately, and your server is down. 50% of the DDoS attacks employ botnets for launching such attacks. In this live attack simulation, join Karthik Krishnamoorthy (CTO of Indusface) and Vivek Gopalan (VP of Products of Indusface), as they demonstrate advanced AI-powered DDoS mitigation while minimizing false positive blocks.

Improve security with instant feedback: how policies with notifications educate users

Real-time feedback on risky behavior stops sensitive data exfiltration and educates employees on security best practices, based on research from Cyberhaven Labs analyzing data on warning and blocking policy implementations.

5 Genuine Reasons - Why Mergers & Acquisitions Need Virtual Data Rooms

Virtual data rooms (VDRs) are revolutionizing merger and acquisition operations. They enable all parties involved - buyers, sellers, and intermediaries - to access, exchange, and analyze large amounts of information quickly and efficiently. This not only speeds up the transaction process but also increases its overall value. All transaction participants have access to a secure place to request, share, organize, and store thousands of confidential documents when using a virtual M&A data room.

Safeguarding Sensitive Data in the Age of AI: Tips for Using ChatGPT and Similar Generative AI Tools

Learn key strategies for protecting sensitive data when using ChatGPT and other generative AI tools. Discover best practices for compliance, access control, and system updates to ensure data security.

Dark web monitoring as your early warning system for insider threats

According to the 2023 Insider Threat Report by Cybersecurity Insiders, 74% of organizations are at least moderately vulnerable to insider threats. This statistic underscores a critical issue: Insider threats are notoriously difficult to detect because they originate from individuals with authorized access and intimate knowledge of your systems. While traditional security measures focus on external threats, they often fall short when it comes to spotting insider threats.

Outpost24 Launches AI Domain Discovery in External Attack Surface Management

Outpost24 is pleased to announce the integration of a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistant into its Exposure Management Platform. This groundbreaking AI Domain Discovery feature enables Outpost24 customers to effortlessly identify domains belonging to their organization, significantly improving the speed and accuracy of domain ownership and classification.

What is Data Misuse? 4 Ways to Detect and Prevent Misuse of Information

Access to data comes with significant responsibility, and misuse of this access can negatively affect organizations. When employees misuse data for personal gain or other unauthorized purposes, it can jeopardize data security and lead to costly breaches. Indeed, 68% of data breaches involve a human element, according to the 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report by Verizon.

NetBT NodeType Configuration for Hardening

NetBT (NetBIOS over TCP/IP) is a network protocol used to integrate NetBIOS services into the TCP/IP protocol suite. NetBT settings are specific to each interface and include the NetbiosOptions setting and the NameServerList. These settings can be configured individually for each interface using the answer file. NetBT is essential for integrating legacy systems, enabling older applications and devices that rely on NetBIOS to communicate seamlessly with modern TCP/IP networks.

PII vs. SPI: Key Differences and Their Importance

Personal Information (PI) encompasses any data that can identify an individual, either directly or indirectly. This includes basic information such as names and addresses. It also includes more specific details like Social Security Numbers (SSN) and biometric data. Understanding the difference between Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Sensitive Personal Information (SPI) is crucial for effective data protection.