What to know about the new Directive requiring asset visibility and vulnerability detection by April 2023 With the announcement of Binding Operational Directive (BOD 23-01): Improving Asset Visibility and...
Cyberattacks have been an increasing menace to U.S. businesses for the past two decades, but we are now reaching an inflection point where a whole new attack vector will...
“Everything is becoming a computer… If it’s smart, it’s vulnerable.” – Mikko Hypponen, Chief Research Officer at F-Secure The enterprise attack surface of today has quickly evolved beyond traditional...
In February 2017, the FBI reported that a hacker using the alias Stackoverflowin compromised over 160,000 printers by scanning for printers open on ports 515, 631, and 9100. Stackoverflowin sent...
While the zero trust security model is not new, it has certainly cemented itself as cybersecurity’s hottest buzzword. Following a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and National...
Most organizations today unknowingly leave themselves vulnerable to attack. The source of this threat: connected devices. As the number of devices connecting to the network grows, so does the...
In 2016, the makers of the Mirai malware turned their sights on well-known security expert Brian Krebs and his website KrebsonSecurity to flex their muscles. After the attackers published...
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