Even though generation Z is the first to have been raised by the internet, its members are relatively poor at cybersecurity. They’re not totally to blame for that, though.
Most organizations have incident response plans, but few take the next step to assess what went wrong — and right — after a ransomware attack.
With cyber risk growing for small businesses, the insurance industry should cooperate on cybersecurity.
AD monitoring tools are tricky, but if set up smartly, they can help organizations avoid compromises to security credential repositories.
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Yes, you need one. But it doesn’t have to be overly complex.
This is the first incident where a threat actor from the country appears to be laying the groundwork for disruptive attacks in the future, researchers say.
When you’re away from home, the settings can be unfamiliar and your routines are disrupted. It’s hard enough to manage that vulnerability while navigating security checks, arriving at the right gate, or meeting up with your group on time.
No signatures, please. A behavior-based approach is best for polymorphic malware.