| On Wednesday, DirectDefense, Inc. disclosed that they've discovered hundreds of thousands of files from Carbon Black customers. The discovery is said to pose a significant risk to Carbon Black's clients, because of the company's dependence on third-party multiscanners in the Cb Response product. Read More ▶ |
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| | | eBook: Silver Peak Systems Inc As SD-WAN adoption continues to gain ground and go mainstream in 2017, the majority of initial enterprise deployments will be hybrid, leveraging both MPLS and a complement of broadband connectivity. Many enterprises already have some level of broadband connectivity to branch and remote locations, but these links often remain idle or are relegated to backup or disaster recovery (DR). Read More ▶ | | Bad actors using typo-squatting place 39 malicious packages in npm that went undetected for two weeks. How should the open source community respond? Read More ▶ |
| | This cam features an emergency recording mode, activated by sharp turns or sudden stops, which automatically captures unexpected driving incidents. Read More ▶ |
| | Trump administration seeks help from tech firms to create an "extreme vetting" program for immigrants to the U.S. Documents indicate IBM is interested. Read More ▶ |
| | | | William Binney, who quit the NSA because it engages in the "total invasion of the privacy rights of everybody on the planet," presented "How the NSA tracks you" at the hacker conference SHA2017. Read More ▶ |
| | Video/Webcast: Oracle & Dyn Modern digital business has increased the importance of DNS services, and relying on a solution that isn't completely focused on DNS could be putting you at risk. For example, most ISP-based DNS services still use unicast to route DNS traffic (modern DNS providers use anycast networks), force customers to submit tickets for changes, and may not offer 24x7 DNS support. oin this webinar to learn 3 reasons to leave ISP-based DNS behind. Read More ▶ | CSO Insider | Editor's Picks |
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