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NEW MALWARE THREAT 'RESOLVERRAT' CREATES SECURITY PANIC
NEW MALWARE THREAT 'RESOLVERRAT' CREATES SECURITY PANIC - NETWRIX COMMENTS A remote access trojan (RAT) called 'ResolverRAT' is being used against a number of organisations with recent attacks focusing on the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. This new threat is particularly concerning as it operates stealthily, abusing .NET 'ResourceResolve' events to load malicious assemblies without being flagged as suspicious.
Netwrix commente la cyberattaque de Cultura et ses 1,5 million de clients affect├ęs
Netwrix commente la cyberattaque de Cultura et ses 1,5 million de clients affectés septembre 2024 par Dirk Schrader, Field CISO EMEA and VP of Security Research chez Netwrix Le 10 septembre 2024, Cultura, l'un des principaux acteurs français du secteur culturel, a confirmé avoir subi une cyberattaque par le biais d'un prestataire externe.
Least privilege, the cornerstone of data protection
by Anthony Moillic, Field CISO EMEA & APAC at Netwrix A constant stream of news about breaches and cyberattacks keeps data privacy at the top of the minds of businesses and the general public. As a global community, we care about how our data is collected, stored, and used and expect data security commitment from the organisations we share our sensitive data with.
Least privilege, the cornerstone of data protection
by Anthony Moillic, Field CISO EMEA & APAC at Netwrix A constant stream of news about breaches and cyberattacks keeps data Privacy at the top of the minds of businesses and the general public. As a global community, we care about how our data is collected, stored, and used and expect data Security commitment from the organisations we share our sensitive data with.
Zero trust and (why it isn’t always about) identity
What is the relationship between zero trust and user identity? There’s no doubt that identity is a fundamental component of an effective zero trust approach, but there is also a danger that organisations become so overly focused on this one element, they forget there are others. To believe that achieving zero trust is all about user identity is, I believe, a fundamental misunderstanding of the concept.
Oldham Council highlights the cost and scale of cyber attacks
Written By James Blake, Field CISO EMEA at Cohesity Oldham Council has reminded us of the constant fight against cyber attackers and the financial costs of doing so. The Council recently announced that it is spending £682,000 on computer upgrades after bosses said they were fighting off 10,000 cyber attacks a day. Most CISOs have an 80/20 budget split between likelihood and impact mitigations as Deloitte points out in a recent global Cybersecurity survey.
Why legacy data is a risk and how to address it
Discussion about legacy in IT often revolves around the challenges associated with legacy systems, including security and compliance risks and maintenance costs. But legacy is not only about IT systems — legacy data also poses serious challenges that organisations need to understand and address. What is legacy data and why is it a problem? Legacy data is content that is out of date or is no longer accessed and used. This data presents business, cybersecurity, and compliance challenges.
Artificial intelligence in information technology: three questions CISOs should ask themselves
By Marco Eggerling, CISO EMEA at Check Point Software Technologies The year 2023 could go down in history as the year of artificial intelligence (AI) – or at least the year that businesses and consumers alike raved about generative AI tools, like ChatGPT. IT security solution providers are not immune to this enthusiasm. At RSA Conference 2023, one of the leading international trade conferences in IT security, the topic of AI came up in almost every presentation – and for good reason.
Gone phishing: why workationers can’t afford to let their defences down this summer
A stream of out-of-office messages signal that summer is upon us. And even those unable to log off completely are taking advantage of the rising trend for “workations” – heading off to a holiday spot to work in a more relaxing environment for a while. This flexible take on WFH has given rise to a new acronym: WFB. “Working from the beach” allowances are an attractive staff-retention benefit in an increasingly competitive jobseekers’ market.
Is Cloud Native Security Good Enough?
Global organisations are digitally transforming via cloud native applications and services. Use of cloud native can drive innovation, accelerate speed to market, and can bring about cost savings that fuel new growth. Cloud native technologies enable organisations to tap into the agility required to keep up in the current competitive landscape and to create new business models. But achieving efficient, flexible, distributed and resilient cloud native security is tough.
Is Cloud Native Security Good Enough?
Global organisations are digitally transforming via cloud native applications and services. Use of cloud native can drive innovation, accelerate speed to market, and can bring about cost savings that fuel new growth. Cloud native technologies enable organisations to tap into the agility required to keep up in the current competitive landscape and to create new business models. But achieving efficient, flexible, distributed and resilient cloud native security is tough.
Is cloud native security good enough?
By Deryck Mitchelson, Field CISO EMEA, Check Point Software Technologies. Global organisations are digitally transforming via cloud native applications and services. Use of cloud native can drive innovation, accelerate speed to market, and can bring about cost savings that fuel new growth. Cloud native technologies enable organisations to tap into the agility required to keep up in the current competitive landscape and to create new business models.
Is Cloud Native Security Good Enough?
Read Time:3 Minute, 48 Second Article by Deryck Mitchelson, Field CISO EMEA, Check Point Software Technologies. ====== Global organizations are digitally transforming via cloud native applications and services. Use of cloud native can drive innovation, accelerate speed to market, and can bring about cost savings that fuel new growth. Cloud native technologies enable organizations to tap into the agility required to keep up in the current competitive landscape and to create new business models.
2023 security predictions from Zscaler's EMEA CISO – Global Security Mag Online
2022 has been a turbulent year, with rocketing energy prices, political upheaval, and an economy that takes twists and turns, as well as companies building back up from the impact of the pandemic. In the technology sector, organisations continue striving to transform their operations to maximise gains from automation and digitisation and stay competitive. So, what will 2023 hold? Marc Lueck, CISO EMEA at Zscaler shares his top predictions: 1.
The Metaverse Reality Check that Your Business Needs
September 2022 by Deryck Mitchelson, Field CISO EMEA at Check Point Software From virtual meetings to immersive 3D customer experiences or even property tours, the Metaverse will transform the way that companies operate. Gartner predicts that by 2026, a quarter of us will spend at least one hour a day in the Metaverse for work, shopping, education, social media and/or entertainment.
Journée mondiale de la sauvegarde des données informatiques : parce qu’il n’y a pas de cybersécurité efficace sans sauvegarde
Journée mondiale de la sauvegarde des données informatiques : parce qu’il n’y a pas de cybersécurité efficace sans sauvegarde Les technologies de sauvegarde sont de plus en plus innovantes. Au-delà des traditionnels kilomètres de bandes magnétiques, les organisations disposent désormais d’une multitude d’options. Gartner estime que plus de 85% des entreprises seront "cloud-first" d’ici 2025. Il y a fort à parier qu’au moins une partie de leur sauvegarde sera basée sur le cloud.
Three Steps to Bridge the Network and Security Divide
Until recently, network and security teams could go about their business completely effectively with little requirement for anything more than a light-touch partnership. If network teams are responsible for the roads upon which business data travels, then security teams have traditionally been in charge of barriers, guard rails, and toll booths. The two teams have tended to operate within a shared working environment, with very clear and separate areas of activity.
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