Contributed by George Mack, Content Marketing Manager, Check Point Software Cyber security has evolved significantly throughout the years. Much of it can be attributed to the constant cat-and-mouse game between hackers and cyber security vendors. Whenever threat actors developed a crafty, new cyber attack, security researchers were forced to innovate to stay one step ahead. […]

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As per usual, Microsoft rolled out its monthly updates on the second Tuesday of the month. 78 flaws, including 38 remote code execution vulnerabilities were fixed as part of this edition of Patch Tuesday. Microsoft only rated six problems as “Critical,” including denial of service attacks, remote code execution, and privilege elevation, even though 38 […]

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Cybercriminals use fake accounts on Twitter and GitHub to spread fake proof-of-concept (PoC) exploits for zero-day vulnerabilities. They impersonate cybersecurity researchers to push Windows and Linux with malware. How the Scam Works These impersonators pretend to work at a fake cybersec company, named “High Sierra Cyber Security”, or even at well-known organizations. They create GitHub […]

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CRQ can identify security improvements, prioritize implementation and justify security investments. Here’s how to make it work for your organization. By Bruno Farinelli, Senior Director of Operations and Analytics, ClearSale […]

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By Jaye Tillson, Director of Strategy, Axis Security Evolution of the CISO Role The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) role is relatively new in the corporate world, with its origins […]

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The American Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued on June 13, 2023, a binding operational directive (BOD) requiring federal civilian agencies to safeguard networking equipment that is faulty or exposed to the Internet. Federal civilian executive branch (FCEB) agencies have 14 days to solve such problems after they discover them. Binding Operational Directive 23-02 […]

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I will talk about NIST Cybersecurity Framework today. In today’s threat landscape, maintaining robust cybersecurity measures is a top priority for every organization. With persistent and increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks, safeguarding sensitive data, protecting intellectual property, and ensuring the continuity of crucial business systems can be daunting tasks. Fortunately, the National Institute of Standards and Technology […]

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Here, I will talk about property maintenance essentials. From landlords to property managers, taking care of rentals can be a tough job for anyone who rises up to the challenge. It is even more difficult if you are doing this for the first time in your life, regardless of how much training you received beforehand. […]

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: In the wake of ChatGPT’s debut on the world stage, interest in generative artificial intelligence (AI) exploded. Generative AI is being deployed in ecosystems everywhere, and some major tech players believe that it’s high time for a common set of standards around the development and deployment of artificial intelligence based technologies. On Friday, […]

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