The Principle Of Least Privilege is an essential tenet in information security that forms its cornerstone, supporting confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA triad). These systems offer many benefits to an…
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Adaptive Trust is a continuous risk analysis engine designed to enhance security while simultaneously reducing risks and decreasing user friction. The system detects risks by analyzing data patterns and detecting…
As people around the globe rang in 2019, Microsoft security teams were working hard to rectify an embarrassing leak: accidentally leaving 250 million conversations between support agents and customers without…
The Principle Of Least Privilege is a cybersecurity best practice that advocates granting users only those privileges they need for assigned tasks, so as to minimize risk, strengthen security controls,…
Hackers broke into the European Medicines Agency (EMA), stole emails and documents related to reviewing Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine, then posted them for sale online using hacker marketplaces such as Raidforums…
Intelligence can be defined in different ways. To be considered intelligence, an end product must follow an established process. Intelligence continuum is ineffective without clean, accurate data and information that…
Shopify deals with highly sensitive information belonging to its customers and merchants, and as an ecommerce platform it must prioritize cyber security to protect both its customer base and brand…
Logic bombs differ from viruses and worms in that they remain dormant for an extended period, possibly hiding within software components with payloads that could cause serious system damage. Logic…
Network intrusion refers to any unauthorized activity on computer networks. To protect their networks against cyberattackers, companies should implement a comprehensive cybersecurity solution. One of the key components in network…
An incident at a major university resulted in the exposure of 4,441 transplant recipients and donors’ private information for 16 years, prompting us to consult experts about what happened and…