Synopsis: The Cisco Federal Operational Security Stack streamlines the process for Cisco SaaS solutions on their FedRAMP journey, bringing a myriad of benefits. It revolutionizes product engineering team workflows by offering a centralized and integrated suite of tools and services that cover a significant number of FedRAMP security requirements. This efficiency decreases engineering team effort, enabling them to focus on enriching solution features and accelerating their FedRAMP readiness […] Click here to view original web page at www.cisco.com
AI cybersecurity: The biggest risk is being in the dark
AI is moving quickly, which means more risks: data vulnerabilities, cyberthreats, and ransomware attacks. Protecting the AI runtime from manipulation, preventing model theft, and preventing training data poisoning should be top priorities for all enterprises. Our recent survey with IDC unfortunately showed that only 20% of companies have standardized policies in place to ensure that AI is used responsibly and safely. And only 25% of companies are confident in removing sensitive information from ingestion before it’s used for AI model training. That leaves a lot of IT teams in the dark and vulnerable to cyberattacks in the age of AI […] Click here to view original web page at www.netapp.com
DeepBrand Clustering – an Evolution in Brand Spoofing Prevention
Phishing remains a significant component of the cyber threat landscape due to its simplicity, effectiveness, and adaptability. It is a deceptive practice in which threat actors pose as legitimate entities in an effort to extract sensitive information from unsuspecting individuals. The prevalence of phishing is attributed to its low-cost execution and high success rate, especially as digital communication becomes more integral to daily life […] Click here to view original web page at www.checkpoint.com
A Breach Can Teach
The experience of a breach has significant impact on how an organization approaches resilience. Unfortunately, breaches are far too common, affecting companies of all sizes across all industries. Like any dramatic experience, the experience of fighting through a breach reshapes how an organization behaves and prioritizes its actions. These were among the findings in our inaugural Cyber Recovery Readiness Report, a joint effort of Commvault and GigaOm […] Click here to view original web page at www.commvault.com
GigaOm names CloudGuard WAF as leader and fast mover for a second year in a row
The landscape of Web Application and API Security is undergoing a rapid evolution, demanding WAF services to be better equipped to handle modern development tools and keep up with the pace. These services must be easily manageable, automated, precise, and adaptable to any architecture. Regrettably, most of the traditional and cloud-native WAFs lack such capabilities. GigaOm annually conducts an evaluation of the best cloud security services across various categories. CloudGuard WAF has secured a leading position, for the second consecutive year, in the 2024 GigaOm Radar for Application and API Security (AAS). The reason for this impressive performance is highlighted in this short overview […] Click here to view original web page at www.checkpoint.com
Transforming IT procurement: BMS and Lenovo make sustainability gains together
Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) is a global biopharmaceutical giant with over 30,000 employees dedicated to advancing medicine. BMS focuses on oncology, hematology, immunology, and cardiovascular disease, aiming for groundbreaking treatments. Beyond medicine, BMS targets net zero emissions across its operations and value chain by 2050, reflecting its ambitious environmental goals […] Click here to view original web page at www.lenovo.com
Huawei Digital and Intelligent Services: Ensuring Financial Data Center Resilience
Finance is evolving towards always-on and ubiquitous services. In the future, financial institutions need to build a robust and resilient financial digital infrastructure that follows the 4 Zeros. The rapid growth of financial services require the digital and intelligent transformation of data centers, as important infrastructure for financial institutions, to support the stable, agile, secure, and intelligent development and innovation of financial services […] Click here to view original web page at www.huawei.com
Fortinet Contributes to the World Economic Forum’s AI and Cyber Initiative
Just as our digital adversaries work together to advance their attack methods, no single organization alone can successfully disrupt cybercrime at scale. Fortinet has a long history of collaborating with global experts across various sectors, pursuing a shared goal of making our digital world more secure. We regularly work with public and private organizations to advance our collective cyber resiliency through initiatives that encourage knowledge and threat intelligence sharing […] Click here to view original web page at www.fortinet.com
Attackers Overstay Their Welcome
The average dwell time – an attacker’s time in your environment before detection or executing their attack – is 204 days. For nearly seven months, attackers move around stealthily, discovering valuable data, understanding your infrastructure and backup environments, and planting back doors that give them persistent access to your organization even if you find and block them. Data protection requires shortening the time they have to tinker in your environment. This is the goal of most detection technologies that exist today […] Click here to view original web page at www.commvault.com
Dark Web Shows Cybercriminals Ready for Olympics. Are You?
Major sporting events like the World Cup, Super Bowl, and Wimbledon attract millions, even billions, of viewers. Argentina’s shootout win over France in the final game of the Qatar 2022 World Cup reached a global audience of 1.5 billion viewers. And the Olympics, starting later this month in Paris, is the biggest of them all—with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics having attracted a worldwide audience of over 3 billion viewers. These events are also prime opportunities for cybercriminals. Over the past decade, the number of cyberattacks targeting major events has surged, increasing from 212 million documented attacks at the London 2012 Games to a staggering 4.4 billion at the Tokyo 2020 Games. These attacks often have direct financial motives, such as scams, digital fraud, or the acquisition of valuable data from attendees, viewers, and sponsors […] Click here to view original web page at www.fortinet.com