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January 17, 2019
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I can get and crack your password hashes from email

Malicious hackers can use a simple trick to get your Windows computer to authenticate to a remote server that captures your password hash — just by sending you an email. Take these steps to test for the vulnerability. Read more ▶

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Breaches, market volatility and the government shutdown: Security in the crosshairs

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Building your forensic analysis toolset

Every security team should have these types of digital forensics tools available. Many are free, and there are enough options to find one that suits your skills and approach. Read more ▶
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How to protect backups from ransomware

Ransomware is getting smarter, attacking backups to prevent recovery. Prevent this from happening by taking a few simple steps. Read more ▶
 
 
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Why AI-based threat detection hasn’t taken over the market … yet

Vendors, analysts and buyers differ on why threat detection AI isn't more widely adopted, but they agree that it needs to provide better insight to its inner workings. Read more ▶
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Three encrypted Slack alternatives worth a look

Slack is not end-to-end encrypted, leaving workplaces that use the popular collaboration tool vulnerable to both hackers and nation-state attacks. These encrypted alternatives will keep your team chats private. Read more ▶
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How to enable audit logs in Microsoft Office 365

Audit logging of Office 365 mail reads makes forensics investigations of attacks much easier. Here's how to make sure it's enabled. Read more ▶
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Breaches, market volatility and the government shutdown: Security in the crosshairs

If the start of 2019 is anything to base the year ahead on—with data breaches, shakiness in the market and the government shutdown negotiations at an impasse—cybersecurity experts are going to have their hands full with increasingly unpredictable scenarios. Read more ▶

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With the arrival of major U.S. and international regulations that have touchpoints to data privacy, organizations must turn more attention to data discovery. They need to know what they’re storing digitally, exactly where that information resides, and how much of it is subject to which regulatory retention/preservation rules Read more ▶
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