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3CX Phone System Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
Overview In an effort to safeguard our customers, we perform proactive vulnerability research with the goal of identifying zero-day vulnerabilities that are likely to impact the security of leading organizations. Recently, we decided to take a look at the 3CX…
Data Masking Challenges in Complex Data Environments and How to Tackle them
As a database administrator, you don’t just maintain systems—you protect your organization’s most sensitive data. With the rise of AI, big data, and ever-tightening regulations, the challenge isn’t just in securing data; it’s in making sure that data remains accessible…
Choosing the Right DSPM Vendor: The Map is Not the Territory
There’s a well known mental model that lays out the premise that “the map is not the territory.” It’s a… The post Choosing the Right DSPM Vendor: The Map is Not the Territory appeared first on Symmetry Systems. The post…
Product Release: Selective Sync + Account Recovery
The post Product Release: Selective Sync + Account Recovery appeared first on PreVeil. The post Product Release: Selective Sync + Account Recovery appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard Read the original article: Product…
Exploits, Vulnerabilities and Payloads – Who Knew?
I can’t count how many times I’ve heard vulnerabilities called exploits and exploits called vulnerabilities. I’ve even heard payloads called exploits or vulnerabilities. That’s okay for an exploit if the exploit is a payload. If you already know all of…
DataDome Releases Fastly Compute Server-Side Integration
Our new Fastly Compute server-side integration is the latest in a range of 50+ integrations that ensure DataDome stops bad bots & fraud on any infrastructure. The post DataDome Releases Fastly Compute Server-Side Integration appeared first on Security Boulevard. This…
SOC 2 vs. SAS 70: A Comprehensive Comparison
Discover the key differences between SOC 2 and SAS 70, and learn why SOC 2 is the modern standard for ensuring data security and compliance. The post SOC 2 vs. SAS 70: A Comprehensive Comparison appeared first on Scytale. The…
China Cyberwar Coming? Versa’s Vice: Volt Typhoon’s Target
Xi whiz: Versa Networks criticized for swerving the blame. The post China Cyberwar Coming? Versa’s Vice: Volt Typhoon’s Target appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard Read the original article: China Cyberwar Coming? Versa’s…
Top 10 Lessons Learned from Managing Kubernetes from the Trenches
Welcome to our deep dive into the world of Kubernetes, where we share some of the top lessons our site reliability engineers (SREs) have learned from years of managing this complex yet essential cloud-native technology. During a recent Kubernetes Clinic…
Quantum Computing and the Risk to Classical Cryptography
The recent standardization of first three post-quantum cryptography (PQC) encryption and digital signature algorithms by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has officially kicked off the race to PQC readiness. In its PQC press release, NIST cites…
Fortinet Debuts Sovereign SASE, Updates Unified SASE With FortiAI
Security specialist Fortinet announced the debut of Sovereign SASE and the integration of Generative AI (GenAI) technology into its Unified SASE offering. The post Fortinet Debuts Sovereign SASE, Updates Unified SASE With FortiAI appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article…
The Risks Lurking in Publicly Exposed GenAI Development Services
Get our research team’s analysis of the security of GenAI development services. The post The Risks Lurking in Publicly Exposed GenAI Development Services appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard Read the original article:…
Optimizing SBOM sharing for compliance and transparency
As software development continues to evolve, the critical need for transparent and secure practices in software supply chains remains constant. The post Optimizing SBOM sharing for compliance and transparency appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from…
A misuse of Spamhaus blocklists: PART 2 – How to limit outbound spam
If you’ve skipped the first part of this series, we strongly recommend you go and read this blog first to understand the misuse of Spamhaus blocklists to block outbound mail. However, if you provide a mail service and want to…
Broadcom Extends VMware Cybersecurity Portfolio
Broadcom today at the VMware Explore 2024 conference extended its VMware vDefend portfolio to include generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities in addition to extending its software-defined edge computing portfolio to provide deeper integrations with networking and security platforms that its…
Microsoft Security Update: 90 Critical Vulnerabilities Fixed
As a part of the Microsoft security update, the tech giant had released several fixes to address 90 critical security flaws. Reports claim that 10 of them have zero day vulnerabilities and 6 out of these 10 have fallen prey…
What is binary compatibility, and what does it mean for Linux distributions?
Applications are typically tested and guaranteed to function on specific Linux distributions, but may work on others as well. Kernel versions, libraries, and system calls are key factors affecting binary compatibility between distributions. Differences in the operating system’s ABI…
Top 7 Questions to Ask Cybersecurity Service Providers
Choosing the correct cybersecurity service provider is critical for any business in today’s digital world. Rather than selecting a vendor, due diligence is required to secure your data, systems, and networks. To help you make your choice, here are the…
Not a SOC FAQ! This is SOC FMD!
Somebody asked me this profound question that (a) I feel needs an answer and that (b) I’ve never answered in the past: If you run a SOC (or an equivalent D&R team), what things should you require (demand, request, ask, beg ……