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Microsoft Exchange Hack: Why So Many Enterprises Still Run Their Own Exchange ServersCommentary: Enterprises try their best to secure their data, but running on-premises mail servers arguably doesnt do this. So why do they do it, anyway? |
How Cybercrime Groups Are Exploiting The Latest Microsoft Exchange FlawsCriminals have been targeting organizations that run Exchange hoping to breach ones that havent patched the latest bugs, says ESET. |
Security Platform Replaces Manual Risk Assessment With On-the-fly Analysis During The Build ProcessApiiro creates user profiles and analyzes a companys code base to spot high-risk changes. |
Startup Uses NLP And AI To Make Software Security Reviews Less PainfulApiiro creates user profiles and analyzes a companys code base to spot high-risk changes and replace manual risk assessments with on-the-fly analysis. |
Hiding In Plain Sight: Protecting Enterprises From The New Shadow ITThree steps to fight this increasingly vexing problem. |
Fuzzing Java In OSS-FuzzPosted by Jonathan Metzman, Google Open Source Security TeamOSS-Fuzz, Google’s open source fuzzing service, now supports fuzzing applications written in Java and other Java Virtual Machine (JVM) based languages (e.g. Kotlin, Scala, etc.).... |
How Organizations Can Combat The Security Risks Of Working RemotelyLess than half of employees feel their organizations cybersecurity has strengthened since the start of COVID-19, says Lynx Software. |
Digitally Transforming Trusted Transactions Through Biometrics, ML & AIThe pandemic has increased the appetite for e-commerce and contactless payments, and biometrics and artificial intelligence are playing a larger role in securing those transactions. |
How Your Remote Employees May Be Sharing Sensitive DataA majority of employees said they share sensitive information through messaging and collaboration tools, says Veritas. |
How Weak Passwords Could Put Your Organization At RiskEmployees at Fortune 500 companies were found using passwords that could be hacked in less than a second, according to NordPass. |
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