Showing results for Cyber Security Strategies Enter the Matrix: Cyber Security Risk Assessments Demystified By Tal Zamir. April 2, 2020 Cyber security professionals are, by definition, in the risk management business. Your job is all about making sure information systems and sensitive data are protected against cyber attacks. And now with COVID 19 pushing more workers — and work — online than ever before, getting a handle on your evolving risk couldn’t be more critical. […] The Best Privileged Access Management Solutions in 2020 By Josh Hogle. March 31, 2020 What are the best Privileged Access Management (PAM) Solutions in 2020? The answer depends on who you ask and what your particular needs might be. It’s not like the Miss America Pageant, where one lucky winner takes home the crown. Rather, potential buyers of PAM, as the technology is often called, have their choice of […] System Hardening Guidelines for 2020: Critical Best Practices By Oleg Zlotnik. March 19, 2020 Wouldn’t it be amazing if our laptops were as secure as Fort Knox? Where it’s so hard for bad actors to access the crown jewels that they don’t even try? It’s a dream shared by cybersecurity professionals, business and government leaders, and just about everyone else – other than cybercriminals. But that’s all it is, […] Defending Against The Most Common Cyber Attack Vectors By Jessica Stanford. March 2, 2020 When I was a kid, Red Rover was one of the popular playground games. Two teams lined up across from each other, each linking arms. One side yelled, “Red rover, red rover, we call [player’s name] over,” at which point the named girl or boy runs over and tries to break through the opposing team’s […] Web Browser-Based Attacks: How to Protect Users By Yuki Arbel. February 20, 2020 Browser attacks are one of the most popular ways for cyber criminals to inflict damage. This shouldn’t be surprising considering how exposed web browsers are and how much sensitive information they hold, such as credit card details, passwords, IDs, and more. By compromising web browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, hackers […] Pass-the-Hash Attack Mitigation: The Complete Guide By Jessica Stanford. February 13, 2020 The notorious “Pass-the-Hash” (PtH) attack is very much with us these days. If anything, it’s getting worse, as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) often use the technique to move laterally across networks in stealth mode. Virtual Machine (VM) isolation, as provided by Hysolate, offers an effective countermeasure. What is a “Pass-the-Hash” attack? To understand how a […] Sandboxing in Cyber Security: How Does It Fit In Your Stack? By Jessica Stanford. February 6, 2020 There’s no shortage of options when it comes to protecting corporate information from malware. A typical security stack includes everything from antivirus, firewalls, and data loss prevention (DLP), to network security and endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools. However, as we know all too well, while these tools provide some needed protection, they don’t stop […] The Best Attack Surface Reduction Method To Win The Endpoint Security Battle By Tal Zamir. January 5, 2020 For over 2,000 years, people have leveraged elevated terrain, or “high ground,” to gain a strategic advantage over enemies and protect their realm. The Chinese “Art of War” suggests high ground as a strategic position that provides a wide point of view with full visibility over the landscape. In medieval Europe, castles and fortresses included […] Strong Authentication for Endpoint Security: 3 Perspectives By Jessica Stanford. September 18, 2019 Authentication solutions have been around for years. I actually started my cyber career working on one of the original and best two-factor (2FA) products – SecurID. Over the decades, the tech we use, the way we communicate and connect, and the threats we face have changed dramatically. So has authentication. 2FA is now MFA – […] Finding the Balance with Windows Local Administrator Rights By Sebouh Arakelian. September 11, 2019 As a systems administrator, it has always been a difficult struggle to balance Microsoft User Rights Assignments in the Windows Operating System. Too much access on a file system is dangerous, while not enough causes subsequent tickets created at a help-desk. An equilibrium of supportability and security is ideal, yet seldom achieved. Windows Local Administrator […]Page 1 of 212»
Enter the Matrix: Cyber Security Risk Assessments Demystified By Tal Zamir. April 2, 2020 Cyber security professionals are, by definition, in the risk management business. Your job is all about making sure information systems and sensitive data are protected against cyber attacks. And now with COVID 19 pushing more workers — and work — online than ever before, getting a handle on your evolving risk couldn’t be more critical. […]
The Best Privileged Access Management Solutions in 2020 By Josh Hogle. March 31, 2020 What are the best Privileged Access Management (PAM) Solutions in 2020? The answer depends on who you ask and what your particular needs might be. It’s not like the Miss America Pageant, where one lucky winner takes home the crown. Rather, potential buyers of PAM, as the technology is often called, have their choice of […]
System Hardening Guidelines for 2020: Critical Best Practices By Oleg Zlotnik. March 19, 2020 Wouldn’t it be amazing if our laptops were as secure as Fort Knox? Where it’s so hard for bad actors to access the crown jewels that they don’t even try? It’s a dream shared by cybersecurity professionals, business and government leaders, and just about everyone else – other than cybercriminals. But that’s all it is, […]
Defending Against The Most Common Cyber Attack Vectors By Jessica Stanford. March 2, 2020 When I was a kid, Red Rover was one of the popular playground games. Two teams lined up across from each other, each linking arms. One side yelled, “Red rover, red rover, we call [player’s name] over,” at which point the named girl or boy runs over and tries to break through the opposing team’s […]
Web Browser-Based Attacks: How to Protect Users By Yuki Arbel. February 20, 2020 Browser attacks are one of the most popular ways for cyber criminals to inflict damage. This shouldn’t be surprising considering how exposed web browsers are and how much sensitive information they hold, such as credit card details, passwords, IDs, and more. By compromising web browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, hackers […]
Pass-the-Hash Attack Mitigation: The Complete Guide By Jessica Stanford. February 13, 2020 The notorious “Pass-the-Hash” (PtH) attack is very much with us these days. If anything, it’s getting worse, as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) often use the technique to move laterally across networks in stealth mode. Virtual Machine (VM) isolation, as provided by Hysolate, offers an effective countermeasure. What is a “Pass-the-Hash” attack? To understand how a […]
Sandboxing in Cyber Security: How Does It Fit In Your Stack? By Jessica Stanford. February 6, 2020 There’s no shortage of options when it comes to protecting corporate information from malware. A typical security stack includes everything from antivirus, firewalls, and data loss prevention (DLP), to network security and endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools. However, as we know all too well, while these tools provide some needed protection, they don’t stop […]
The Best Attack Surface Reduction Method To Win The Endpoint Security Battle By Tal Zamir. January 5, 2020 For over 2,000 years, people have leveraged elevated terrain, or “high ground,” to gain a strategic advantage over enemies and protect their realm. The Chinese “Art of War” suggests high ground as a strategic position that provides a wide point of view with full visibility over the landscape. In medieval Europe, castles and fortresses included […]
Strong Authentication for Endpoint Security: 3 Perspectives By Jessica Stanford. September 18, 2019 Authentication solutions have been around for years. I actually started my cyber career working on one of the original and best two-factor (2FA) products – SecurID. Over the decades, the tech we use, the way we communicate and connect, and the threats we face have changed dramatically. So has authentication. 2FA is now MFA – […]
Finding the Balance with Windows Local Administrator Rights By Sebouh Arakelian. September 11, 2019 As a systems administrator, it has always been a difficult struggle to balance Microsoft User Rights Assignments in the Windows Operating System. Too much access on a file system is dangerous, while not enough causes subsequent tickets created at a help-desk. An equilibrium of supportability and security is ideal, yet seldom achieved. Windows Local Administrator […]
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