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Why Your Business Needs a Data Loss Prevention Strategy

Being a business leader in today’s business environment is no walk in the park. With over 2,200 cybersecurity attacks occurring daily, the task of protecting valuable business data adds an extra layer of complexity to your plate. How do you safeguard your crucial data, ensuring it’s not lost or compromised? You need a comprehensive Data Loss Prevention (DLP) strategy fortified by the best IT security software.

The Ultimate Guide to Classifying Exposed Credentials and Secrets

When looking for programmatic secrets, it’s not easy to figure out what is truly sensitive and how high-risk it is. There are many different types of secrets and credentials, and the context makes a difference. For example, there could be public URLs with tokens in them, public UUIDs, or credentials used in frontend code — these could all be considered API keys or secrets, but not necessarily at the same degree of sensitivity/severity as something like AWS credentials.

Elastic and AWS - Securing the cloud, together

Elastic is pleased to announce that we have recently achieved the AWS Security Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Competency Partner status with specialization in Threat and Detection Response (SIEM, SOAR, and XDR). This recognition highlights our commitment to providing you, our customers, with advanced security capabilities that can help you protect your sensitive data and applications in the cloud.

4 SIEM Augmentation Tools and Why You Need Them

Security information and event management (SIEM) tools do a huge amount of security heavy lifting. A central record of millions of events, security operation centres (SOCs) rely on SIEMs for everything from compliance to threat detection and response. But as anyone who has ever worked in a SOC will testify, SIEMs have blindspots and problems—lots of them (Read our Head of Technology, Brad Freeman’s account of using a SIEM).

How to Generate CSR and Key Attestation using YubiKey Manager for Code Signing Certificates

Want an additional layer of security for your software or app? YubiKey is a hardware that offers safe authentication and encryption for creating and authenticating private keys. Private keys generated by YubiKey devices may be secured such that they never leave the device, making them impenetrable to hackers. Due to New CA/B, If you are using an existing token such as YubiKey (FIPS Series), then here is the quick and easy guide that will help you to generate private key, CSR and Attestation Certificate in YubiKey using YubiKey Manage.

How to Sign .EXE File Using YubiKey Manager? - Detailed Guide from SignMyCode.com

Learn how to sign windows executables using YubiKey! Whenever you are individual software developer or a organization needs to publish software, code signing gets performed. It helps to build a trustworthy relationship with end-users, as signed software eliminates Unknown Publisher Warnings. According to new CA/Browser policies, every certificate owner needs to store the private key in a hardware token. And the token must align with FIPS standards. Otherwise, the certificate will not get issued.

Centripetal Expands Internationally With the Launch of its European Cyber Intelligence Centre of Excellence

Centripetal announces that it has opened its Galway based European Cyber Intelligence Centre of Excellence to address cybersecurity opportunities in the UK, Ireland and across Europe.

The Ultimate Guide to Digital Footprinting: How to Use Email Risk Profiling for Digital Identity Verification

Your digital footprint, also known as a digital shadow or electronic footprint, encompasses the traces of data you leave behind while navigating the online world. This includes your visited websites, sent emails, and submitted information. By understanding digital footprints, we can effectively track online activities and devices associated with individuals.

5 Guiding Principles to protect your IP effectively with Zero Trust

Zero Trust is the new Buzz word in the cybersecurity arena. Ever since, Forrester Analyst, Kindervag introduced the term Zero Trust in his article “Zero Trust Architecture”, traditional security measures have become obsolete. Zero Trust is a security framework that is based on an “I Trust No One” principle; it doesn’t matter if the user is within or outside the organization. A user is not granted access unless he/she is authenticated and authorized first.

Ultimate Security Checklist to Launch a Mobile App in Bahrain - iOS & Android

Launching a mobile app in Bahrain, whether for iOS or Android, requires careful consideration of security measures. According to the World Bank, mobile phone penetration in Bahrain reached 131% of the population in 2021. This indicates that there were more mobile phone subscriptions than the total population, suggesting that many individuals in Bahrain own multiple mobile devices or have multiple subscriptions.