April 14, 2020
Many security and IT teams suddenly have to support and protect employees who must work remotely due to the COVID-19 crisis. Make sure you cover these areas. Read more â¶
5 steps to building an effective disaster preparedness plan
AI-powered deception technology speeds deployment, improves results
Beware malware-laden emails offering COVID-19 information, US Secret Service warns
How CISOs can best assess geopolitical risk factors
14 real-world phishing examples â and how to recognize them
What are vulnerability scanners and how do they work?
Taking advantage of building blocks and streamlined models enables developers to build solutions in less time. Read more â¶
Disasters come in many forms, but they all create disruptions in the workforce, networks and partner ecosystem. Here's how CISOs can prepare security teams for the next one. Read more â¶
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GoDaddy Websites + Marketing is packed with tools to help your business' site succeed. Read more â¶
Aflac says artificial intelligence made its honeypot rollout faster and less complicated, and produces high-quality alerts. A healthcare facility rolls out deception technology for protection during the COVID crisis. Read more â¶
Many of the emails take advantage of an unpatched, decades-old Microsoft Office vulnerability to deliver malware. Advice: Patch now. Read more â¶
A recent report on Russian-affiliated advanced persistent threats provides a template to help CISOs evaluate risk from nation-state actors. Read more â¶
How well do you know these crafty cons? Read more â¶
Vulnerability scanners are automated tools that allow organizations to check if their networks, systems and applications have security weaknesses that could expose them to attacks. Read more â¶
Just as pilots use VR-guided simulators to rehearse their flights, the same technology can reconstruct a patientâs 2D medical imaging into a 3-dimensional, 360-degree model. Read more â¶
