LastPass releases new security incident disclosure and recommendations
LastPass attacks began with a hacked employee's home computer. The investigation now reveals the password manager company's data vault was compromised.
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Image: klss777/Adobe Stock Security Top 10 open-source security and operational risks of 2023
Many software companies rely on open-source code but lack consistency in how they measure and handle risks and vulnerabilities associated with open-source software, according to a new report.
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Image: Pixabay Security Google Workspace admins can now use client-side encryption on Gmail and Calendar
Organizations subject to government regulations can gain more control over their own security.
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Image: Song_about_summer/Adobe Stock Security 1Password is looking to a password-free future. Here’s why
With phishing-based credentials theft on the rise, 1Password CPO Steve Won explains why the endgame is to 'eliminate’ passwords entirely.
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Image: Vallepugraphics/Adobe Stock Security Pen testing report: IT budgets should focus on entire security stack
With nearly 90% of companies reporting cyberattacks, pen testing budgets are on the rise, with cloud infrastructure and services a key focus area, according to a new report.
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Image: Gorodenkoff/Adobe Stock Security Digital forensics and incident response: The most common DFIR incidents
A new State of Enterprise DFIR survey covers findings related to automation, hiring, data and regulations and more.
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Image: lexiconimages/Adobe Stock Security DLL sideloading and CVE attacks show diversity of threat landscape
Studies from Bitdefender and Arctic Wolf show that new tactics are using twists on concealment in social media and old vulnerabilities in third-party software.
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Image: leowolfert/Adobe Stock Tech & Work Report: Stress will drive a quarter of cyber defenders out the door
There are too few cybersecurity experts to fill jobs, but a new study sees the crunch increasing through 2025 as cybersecurity experts head for the hills.
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Image: Imillian/Adobe Stock Security IBM: Most ransomware blocked last year, but cyberattacks are moving faster
A new study from IBM Security suggests cyberattackers are taking side routes that are less visible, and they are getting much faster at infiltrating perimeters.
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Image: Andy Wolber/TechRepublic Software How to expand your search sources beyond Google and Bing
By exploring lesser known search engines such as WolframAlpha, Mojeek and Gigablast, you will get a wider range of results, customization and privacy options.
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Image: StackCommerce Tech & Work Gain an understanding of AI, cybersecurity and more with this $69 resource
The Modern Tech Skills Bundle from CyberTraining 365 offers lifetime access to over 2,000 video lectures that introduce students to today’s most compelling technologies.
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Video interview with Kolide's CEO Jason Meller about Mobile Device Management. Security Using zero trust access to stay compliant and solve common MDM issues
Explore how zero trust can provide solutions for enterprises and users with the CEO of Kolide.
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Image: James-Thew/Adobe Stock Security Security warning: Beep malware can evade detection
Find out how Beep malware can evade your security system, what it can do and how to protect your business.
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Image: denisismagilov/Adobe Stock Security Cybersecurity pros less likely to be impacted by layoffs if economy slows
In the face of recession worries, cybersecurity teams would be least affected by staffing cuts in 2023, according to a survey of C-suite executives by (ISC)².