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Driving DevOps Security: Scalable Best Practices

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How to Tune Your Database Security to Protect Big Data

As digital information and data continues to accumulate worldwide, new big data solutions grow more and more popular. The introduction of IoT into our lifestyle, which turns appliances into smart data logging machines, along with organizations tracking behaviors for data science and research purposes, has made the move into big data storage inevitable. Non-relational databases provide us with volume, velocity,...

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Stop Breaches with Analytics and Artificial Intelligence

According to Gartner, companies will spend up to $96 billion worldwide on security this year, but research by Centrify and Dow Jones suggests that up to 79% of companies have experienced a significant breach. Forrester estimates that 80% of security breaches involve privileged credentials. It’s understandable: After an intruder gains access to the employees’ devices, they try to snoop the...

A Deep Dive into Database Attacks [Part IV]: Delivery and Execution of Malicious Executables through SQL Commands (MySQL)

In a previous post we covered different techniques for execution of SQL and OS commands through Microsoft SQL server that can be used for delivering and executing malicious payloads on the target system. In this post we’ll discuss the same topic for MySQL database. Creating an executable directly on MySQL server via SQL commands In the one of the previous posts...

Why the Path Towards Zero Trust Starts with Next-Gen Access

Zero Trust Security has gained a lot of popularity over the last six months. Almost daily you can read articles about this security strategy (e.g., TechRepublic, CSO, Security Current). Both analysts (e.g., Forrester) and security professionals acknowledge the benefits it offers in the context of establishing effective ways to minimize the risk of falling victim to a cyber-attack. The reason...

Streamline Compliance with SWIFT Customer Security Program Requirements

Transferring money from our bank accounts has never been easier than it is today. With a single click on our smartphones, we can transfer money from a bank account in New York to an account at a different bank in the Netherlands. This advancement is largely a result of the fluent communication between banks around the world, facilitated by SWIFT,...

Pocket cryptofarms

In recent months, the topic of cryptocurrency has been a permanent news fixture — the value of digital money has been see-sawing spectacularly. Such pyrotechnics could hardly have escaped the attention of scammers, which is why cryptocurrency fluctuations have gone hand in hand with all kinds of stories. These include hacked exchanges, Bitcoin and Monero ransoms, and, of course,...

Industrial Cyber Security For Dummies

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The conduct of powerful nations is causing knock-on effects in the cyber world as long-standing security frameworks appear increasingly precarious - Read more