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Experience over Best Practices- Interview with CyberArk’s WhiteHat Hacker Len Noe
Every week, a new data breach makes headlines. Target, Yahoo, Equifax, JP Morgan Chase, and many more have all been subject to massive information data breaches compromising the personal information of millions of customers. Even as phishing has grown as a threat in recent years, one of the simple ways to break into a target’s data is through a software vuln […]
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Cloud Native Security: What it Means
Cloud-native applications are applications that have been built purposely to be deployed and operated in a cloud environment. […] The post Cloud Native Security: What it Means appeared first on Protego. The post Cloud Native Security: What it Means appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Tal Melamed
Downtime Can Cost a Company up to $67 Million Over Two Years, Threatening Brand Reputation
A cyber-incident inflicts damage beyond just downtime and recovery costs. A breach can spell disaster for a company’s image, leading to devaluation, lost business, high turnover, and even bankruptcy in extreme cases. However, a breach isn’t the only cyber-threat lurking in the business sector. The post Downtime Can Cost a Company up to $67 Million Over Two Y […]
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MFA: How to Eliminate Profile Fraud and Win the Fight for Consumer Trust
Social media sites are fraught with fake accounts and imposter profiles aimed at scamming money from innocent users or promoting fake products in support of illegal businesses. These fake accounts, on Facebook and various dating sites, have defrauded tens of millions of dollars from consumers around the world. Malicious actors using these methods don’t discr […]
Jean Shin
139 US bars, restaurants and coffeeshops infected by credit-card stealing malware
North Country Business Products (NCBP), a provider of point-of-sales systems, has revealed that 139 of their clients have been hit by a malware infection that stole the payment card details of consumers. Retailers at dozens of locations across the United States which used NCBP’s hardware and software to process payments may have been affected by […] The post […]
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