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How Automated Detection and Network Access Control Work Together to Improve Incident Response

When a network or device is compromised, it is critical to respond as quickly as possible in order to minimize the risk to your business.

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Start Using Fuzzing to Improve Autonomous Vehicle Security

This article was originally published on Techaeris on August 07, 2020. For centuries, the automotive industry has benefited from the rapid development of technology. From the introduction of Ford’s

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To Fuzz or Not to Fuzz: 8 Reasons to Include Fuzz Testing in Your SDLC

Developing software today requires a keen sensitivity to creating secure code. Even NIST admits that “Few software development life cycle (SDLC) models explicitly address software

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Playing the Long Game for Secure Remote Access With Complete Visibility and Controlled Access

Now more than ever, businesses are adapting to long-term remote work policies. This causes staff to greatly rely on personal devices to access corporate networks,

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Fuzzing: An Important Tool in Your Penetration Testing Toolbox

While fuzzing may sound like just another buzzword in the cybersec landscape, it has continued to gain popularity over the last several years and shows

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BeSECURE Provides a Quick and Easy Way to Assess Your Risk of a CCPA Violation

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is as much about process administration as it is about data security. Systems must be compliant, for both data

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Ping Identity PingID SSH before 4.0.14 Out-of-bounds Write Vulnerability

Published on June 29th, 2020 Details Ping Identity PingID SSH before 4.0.14 contains a heap buffer overflow in PingID-enrolled servers. This condition can be potentially

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OpenShift Container Platform Cleartext Storage of Sensitive Information Vulnerability

Published on June 29th, 2020 Summary A flaw was found in OpenShift Container Platform where OAuth tokens are not encrypted when the encryption of data

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How to Use SAST and DAST to Meet ISA/IEC 62443 Compliance

In a recent cyber-attack, a metallurgy company became infected with ransomware. The firm shut down for a week to deal with the infection; the final

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Better Enterprise Security Through Forced Quarantine

This article was originally published on TechAeris on May 08, 2020. What do you do if a small infected minority is threatening to infect the rest? By