The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage
June 01, 2022
Patching alone won't fix all known Active Directory vulnerabilities. Here are the steps to audit your Active Directory domains and shore up weaknesses. Read more â¶
On the heels of Amazonâs HQ2 landing in NoVa, major tech companies like Microsoft and Google and unicorn companies like ID.me are realizing the benefits of Fairfax County. Our local economy and location include an ecosystem of incubators, venture capital/private equity, and workforce development.
Deception tools have come a long way in a few years and can now more closely emulate real network activity and help security teams identify and stop attacks.
A U.S. appeals court has ruled that hiQ's scraping of public LinkedIn data is not a violation of the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
The worldâs leading IT influencers are coming together to discuss how Fortune 500 companies are preparing for changes to the workplace and technology. Join us on June 14-15 for this experts-only summit, and learn from the best in enterprise IT.
Malware targeting Linux environments has increased massively in the past year, with threat actors using a variety of techniques to carry out operations.
The plan from the Linux Foundation and OpenSSF presents three goals to improve open-source software security during development and more effectively address vulnerabilities.
The Conti ransomware group is less likely to help victims restore encrypted files and more likely to leak exfiltrated data.
Costa Rica failed to implement the cyber-preparedness strategy that it laid out five years ago and now serves as an example not only to other Latin American nations but also to the world.
