SOSSA and CRA Spell Trouble for Open Source Software
The lack of understanding around open source poses a threat when legislation is considered. Governments can help by offering funding…
The New Frontier in Email Security: Goodbye, Gateways; Hello, Behavioral AI
As email attackers move to more targeted and sophisticated attacks, email security needs to understand the organization, not past attacks,…
Why xIoT Devices Are Cyberattackers’ Gateway Drug for Lateral Movement
Detailing how extended IoT (xIoT) devices can be used at scale by attackers to establish persistence across networks and what…
New York City appoints its first-ever ‘rat czar’
The search for New York City's first-ever "rat czar" has come to an end.
The Practical Side of ZTNA: How it Helps Harden Defenses
By Timothy Liu, CTO and co-founder, Hillstone Networks In the cybersecurity world, buzzwords seem proliferate with the changing of the…
NBA coach Gregg Popovich exploits transsexual extremist’s school shooting as opportunity to condemn Republicans and the ‘myth’ of the Second Amendment
Leftist NBA coach Gregg Popovich, whose San Antonio Spurs have 22 wins and 60 losses in the 2022-2023 season, has…
In 2024, Republicans may complete a historic foreign policy reversal
The GOP in 2024 is moving toward a reprise of its most consequential foreign policy debate ever in a presidential…
Top 5 Questions to Ask When You’re Building a Cloud Security Strategy
By Metin Kortak, chief information security officer, Rhymetec As companies began moving their computing operations and data storage to the…
Access Control Gap in Microsoft Active Directory Widens Enterprise Attack Surface
One researcher thinks trust is broken in AD. Microsoft disagrees that there's a security vulnerability. But enterprise IT environments should…
Legal Industry Faces Double Jeopardy as a Favorite Cybercrime Target
Hackers are increasingly tantalized by the troves of sensitive data held by lightly protected law firms and legal services organizations.