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Market Trends And What To Watch For At RSA Conference 2019RSA Conference 2019 (RSAC) is just a few days away and the theme this year is “Better”. Better solutions and better connections for a better, safer world. Last year, more than 600 exhibitors packed the show floor and the level of innovation... |
Securing Digital ConvergenceHyperconnected Digital Environments Are Raising the Stakes for Security Teams Even Higher
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Intel SGX Card Extends Memory Protections To Existing Cloud ServersIntel and its partners this week made several cybersecurity-related announcements, including the launch of new silicon-enabled products and tools.
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Facebook Says Clear History Feature Ready This YearFacebooks feature allowing users to erase all their data is set to be released this year, many months after it was announced by the leading social network.
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Identity Protection Firm Obsidian Security Raises $20 MillionObsidian Security, a California-based provider of identity protection solutions, on Wednesday announced that it raised $20 million in a Series B funding round, which brings the total raised by the company to $30 million.
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Swedish Police Arrest Russia Spy SuspectA technology worker suspected of spying for Russia has been arrested in Stockholm, the Swedish authorities said Wednesday.
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Elasticsearch Clusters Under Attack From Multiple Hacking GroupsCisco Talos’ security researchers warn of a spike in attacks on unsecured Elasticsearch clusters, coming from six distinct actors.
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US Lawmakers Kick Off Debate Over Online PrivacyUS lawmakers opened a debate Tuesday over privacy legislation in the first step by Congress toward regulation addressing a series of troublesome data protection abuses by tech firms.
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Chrome Zero-Day Exploited To Harvest User Data Via PDF FilesExploit detection service EdgeSpot says it has spotted several PDF documents that exploit a zero-day vulnerability in Chrome to collect information on users who open the files through Google’s web browser.
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Farseer Backdoor Targets Users In South East AsiaA recently discovered backdoor is used in attacks targeting victims in and around the South East Asia region, Palo Alto Networks security researchers warn.
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