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March 28, 2019
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What your antivirus software doesn’t tell you, and how to get that data

Antivirus software detects and removes malware, but how fast and how accurate? Here's no-cost way to find out and hold antivirus vendors accountable. Read more ▶

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Spyware explained: How it works and how to prevent it
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6 secrets to CISO job longevity
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Why AI fuzzing may be the next big cybersecurity threat
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ASUS users fall victim to supply chain attack through backdoored update
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The cybersecurity technology consolidation conundrum

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Spyware explained: How it works and how to prevent it

Spyware is a broad category of malware designed to secretly observe activity on a device and send those observations to a snooper. It is used by everyone from nation states to jealous spouses. Read more ▶
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How to time-sync Windows systems

Incorrect time on a Windows device or server can prevent security updates or user authentication, and it can interfere with a forensics investigation. Read more ▶
 
 
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6 secrets to CISO job longevity

Business focus and communication are key, say long-serving chief security officers. Read more ▶
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Why AI fuzzing may be the next big cybersecurity threat

Pairing artificial intelligence or machine learning with traditional fuzzing techniques creates a powerful tool to find application or system vulnerabilities — for both researchers and cyber criminals. Read more ▶
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ASUS users fall victim to supply chain attack through backdoored update

Attackers hijack ASUS's auto-update process to deliver malware. Preventing such attacks is difficult, but vendors and their customers can do more to mitigate the risk. Read more ▶
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The cybersecurity technology consolidation conundrum

As point tools come together as platforms and solutions, cybersecurity professionals need to think outside the box about procurement, implementation, and operations. Read more ▶

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Data Protection by the Numbers for Dummies

Veeam feels it’s critical for you to gain an understanding of and a formulaic approach to quantifying technical recovery capabilities, business impacts, and financial concerns related to data protection. Read more ▶
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