Anthony (Tony) Sabaj is currently the Head of Channel Security Engineering for the Americas at Check Point, with over 25 years of experience in the Cyber/Information/Network security. Tony has been at Check Point since 2002 in a variety of sales and technical roles. Prior to joining Check Point, Tony was a Senior Product Manager at […]
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Citrix bugs caused a lot of problems throughout the year, and as we’re closing down 2023, it seems it’s not over. This time, Xfinity, Comcast’s cable television and internet division has been the victim of a data breach caused by the Citrix bug. Almost every customer of Xfinity was impacted, as attackers accessed tens of […]
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The National Security Agency (NSA) has unveiled its ‘2023 Cybersecurity Year in Review’. This document highlights the agency’s achievements in enhancing national security through cybersecurity. It emphasizes the value of NSA’s collaborations with U.S. government agencies, international allies, and the Defense Industrial Base, underlining the collective effort in facing sophisticated cybersecurity threats. Key initiatives and […]
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ESO Solutions, a key software provider for healthcare and emergency services, was the victim of a ransomware attack. This cyberattack led to unauthorized data access and encryption of various company systems. The breach, initially identified on September 28th, marked the start of a detailed investigation to understand its full impact. Extent of data exposure During […]
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DORA’s supply chain security requirements IT Governance’s research for November 2023 found that 48% of the month’s incidents originated from the supply chain (i.e. were third-party attacks). For Europe, this number rises to 61%. Admittedly, it only takes a comparatively small number of supply chain attacks to skew the number of incidents. It’s in their nature for one attack to compromise potentially hundreds or even thousands of organisations. However, that doesn’t stop the numbers from being worrying. It can be challenging to secure your supply chain – organisations tend to simply trust that the products and services they use are
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Critical for organizations to understand attackers’ tactics, techniques, and procedures. By Bobby Cornwell, Vice President, Strategic Partnership Enablement & Integration, SonicWall The 2023 mid-year cyber threat report card portends an […]
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By James Allman Talbot, Head of Incident Response & Threat Intelligence, Quorum Cyber Since computers were first connected with Ethernet cables, Hollywood started romanticizing hackers. In 1983, WarGames was released. […]
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How blockchain-powered software is preventing cyber attacks By Ramon AB, CEO and Co-Founder of Nova Technology Invoicing may not be the first thing that pops up in a conversation around […]
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: In businesses everywhere, mention of Artificial Intelligence (AI) simultaneously evokes a sense of optimism, enthusiasm and skepticism, if not a certain degree of fear. The AI robots are about to take control of the…sorry, wrong article. The future of AI and ML in 2024 The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has led to […]
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The antivirus software stands as a critical defense line against cyber-attacks. To fully understand how it operates, it’s vital to understand the four distinct layers of antivirus security. Each layer contributes to the detection and neutralization of threats, ensuring a robust defense mechanism against various types of malware. Key takeaways: A Multilayered Defense is Paramount. […]
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