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Friday Flows Episode 17: How to authenticate Microsoft Teams for use with Tines
Tines & Teams... has a nice ring to it! Rosie Halpin, our newest Product Manager, walks through the new & improved ways to quickly get connected, start sending messages, and build powerful automations that send relevant information to users in Teams. Aaron Sandow said it's now so simple & easy to use he could teach his grandparents to connect Tines to Teams!
Is your team on the *security* naughty or nice list?
As kids, many of us felt anticipation, excitement, and maybe even nervousness during the holiday season. Had we been good enough to get the Gameboy, Barbie Dream House, or Etch a Sketch we’d been pining for, or were we just going to get a big ol’ lump of coal?
How To Reduce Attack Surface: 6 Proven Tactics
Security-oriented organizations continuously identify, monitor, and manage internet-connected assets to protect them from emerging attack vectors and potential vulnerabilities. Security teams go through every element of the organization’s security posture – from firewalls and cloud-hosted assets to endpoint devices and entry points – looking for opportunities to reduce security risks. This process is called attack surface management.
Can Firewalls Be Hacked? Yes, Here's 6 Vulnerabilities
Like all security tools, firewalls can be hacked. That’s what happened to the social media platform X in January 2023, when it was still Twitter. Hackers exploited an API vulnerability that had been exposed since June the previous year. This gave them access to the platform’s security system and allowed them to leak sensitive information on millions of users. This breach occurred because the organization’s firewalls were not configured to examine API traffic with enough scrutiny.
14 Step Checklist for a Flawless Network Security Audit
If security policies aren’t periodically updated to meet modern threat demands, organizations risk introducing vulnerabilities into their IT security posture. Comprehensive audit reports help security leaders gain in-depth visibility into their organization’s cybersecurity strategy and assess the resilience of its network infrastructure.
Release Spotlight: Qualys PCS
In the culinary world, the adage “too many cooks spoil the broth” warns of the chaos and disarray that can arise from too many opinions and actions in the kitchen. However, this concept takes an intriguing twist in the realm of cybersecurity.
How to Operationalize Vulnerability Threat Intelligence
With so many vulnerabilities to address and potential threats looming, how can organizations prioritize and respond effectively? Enter Vulnerability Threat Intelligence (VTI). This knowledge not only aids in pinpointing vulnerabilities but also shapes strategies for risk acceptance and rapid responses to zero-day threats. Join our webinar where Patrick Garrity from Nucleus Security, Caleb Hoch from Google, and Jared Semrau from Mandiant, uncover how to effectively leverage vulnerability threat intelligence (VTI).
Snyk: Reducing Software Risk at Scale: Introducing Snyk AppRisk Essentials
Learn more about our recently released Snyk AppRisk Essentials, Snyk's ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) product. In just 45 minutes you'll see a demo of AppRisk Essentials, covering app discovery, coverage management, and risk prioritization. Plus, bring your questions for an open Q&A portion at the end of the session.
Corelight: How To Threat Hunt in Encrypted Network Traffic
Threat hunters need evidence to find adversaries. Networks offer a broad and reliable source of evidence, helping hunters make sense of movement across their environment via an immutable record of activity. Traffic, unlike endpoints, cannot lie. But the rise of encryption complicates this picture, especially where decryption isn't an optimal or possible solution.
Protecting your SDLC from a supply chain attack
Did you know that nine out of 10 companies detected software supply chain risks in the past 12 months? The increase in the number of dependencies in a supply chain has extended the attack surface for adversaries. It has also caused threat actors to shift their focus from the downstream chain affecting just end users to the upstream chain affecting vendors, customers, and end users alike.