Tagged: Cybersecurity Tools
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The OSINT Impact on Modern Cybersecurity Practices
Think about the thousands of artifacts and clues that a team of archeologists excavate and examine to construct a coherent narrative of past civilizations. Each artifact serves as a clue that provides a snippet of insight into how the people of that time lived. Digging up small artifacts in this matter is still being conducted…
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Securing the Growing Attack Surface Introduced by IoTs
Spurred by digitization and substantial advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), the number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices is increasing at breakneck speeds. Every minute, 7,620 new IoT devices are added to the Internet, and by 2030, there will be more than 29 billion connected IoT devices. While IoT devices enhance an organization’s efficiency…
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Mastering the Alert Storm – The Security Alert Management Process
Securing a home mortgage for a residential property can be an overwhelming experience given the sheer volume of paperwork involved. Amidst the myriad pages requiring your signature and initials, it’s easy to lose sight of the details you’re consenting to. This is where a closing attorney steps in to guide and elucidate. In today’s digital…
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Guarding Against MFA Fatigue with 24×7 Monitoring
Leveraging fatigue as a means of persuasion is a potent technique. Even young children pick up on this, persistently requesting treats until a weary parent finally gives in, seeking a brief respite. But children aren’t the only ones employing this tactic. How often have we made a purchase simply to deter a persistent salesperson? MFA…
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SIEM Optimization Through MITRE ATT&CK: Staying Ahead of Threats with CYREBRO
The MITRE ATT&CK framework is a crucial tool in the cybersecurity landscape that enables organizations to improve their security posture. It is a knowledge base of adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) and a common language for discussing and understanding cyber threats. Security teams rely on the framework to identify potential weaknesses in their systems…
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Beyond Patch Management: The Hidden Danger of Network Scans
Police officers, during a blackout, often check if a neighborhood has regained power by spotting the faint glow of doorbells. This tiny beacon of light, even in an empty house, indicates the restoration of electricity. Similarly, criminals employ surprisingly simplistic methods to identify potential targets. For instance, car thieves casually traverse streets, subtly lifting car…