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@NHLBruins Director of Digital Content and Social Media. Formerly @BGlobeSports, @Suffolk_U, and @EverettMASchool. I kinda like sports...and Seinfeld.
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Why businesses must treat cracked software as a serious security threat

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By Eric Russo
| ET Edge Insights Verified
The human element remains one of the top threat vectors within organisations. Well-intentioned employees trying to get their work done quickly and efficiently can sometimes unknowingly introduce new security risks in doing so. For instance, an employee needs a PDF editor or design tool, but can’t find an IT-approved option or doesn’t want to wait for access. So they download a free or “cracked” version from the web. It may appear harmless.
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MSP Security Risks Rise as Attackers Target Identity and Trusted Tools

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By Eric Russo
| MSSP Alert Verified
MSSP, MSP, Identity, Supply chain, Phishing, SSO/MFA, SOC MSP Security Risks Rise as Attackers Target Identity and Trusted Tools COMMENTARY: Trust is now part of the attack surface. MSPs have deep access to customer systems, tools, and credentials, which makes them attractive targets for attackers who want to hit many environments through one provider. Identity abuse, compromised software updates, and infostealers are giving attackers more ways to get into customer environments.
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5 ways to mitigate the risks of “cracked” software

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By Eric Russo
| SC Media Verified
COMMENTARY: The human element remains one of the top threat vectors within organizations. Well-intentioned employees trying to get their work done quickly and efficiently can sometimes unknowingly introduce new security risks in doing so. For instance, an employee needs a PDF editor or design tool, but can’t find an IT-approved option or doesn’t want to wait for access. So they download a free or “cracked” version from the web. It feels harmless.
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