EventSentry v5.1 - New Features
EventSentry introduces anomaly detection, file permission inventory, web-based maintenance jobs, dashboards for CMMC and TISAX compliance and many more new features and improvements across the board.
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Zenbleed vulnerability fix for Ubuntu
On 24 July 2023, security researchers from Google’s Information Security Engineering team disclosed a hardware vulnerability affecting AMD’s Zen 2 family of microprocessors. They dubbed this vulnerability “Zenbleed” (CVE-2023-20593), evoking memories of previous vulnerabilities like HeartBleed and hinting at its possible impact.
Which Gen Is Most Tech-Savvy? A Workforce Dilemma
Part one of a four-part series covering Ivanti’s latest research. Get the full series: According to new cybersecurity research by Ivanti, the employees who are the most tech-savvy aren’t necessarily the ones we’d presume, demographically speaking. Why is that? And what are the issues it creates for an enterprise?
Red Flag Reluctance: The Risk to Cybersecurity
Part two of a four-part series covering Ivanti’s latest research. Get the full series: Keeping an organization safe means getting near-real-time information about security incidents or breaches. But new research shows some employees are less inclined than others to report red flags, which puts your business at risk. Will your employees get in touch quickly if they have a security concern?
International Inconsistencies: How Cybersecurity Preparedness Varies Across Countries
Part three of a four-part series covering Ivanti’s latest research. Get the full series: An organization’s culture and training programs have a significant influence on security preparedness, but our research shows both are inconsistent at the country-to-country level. As we’ve seen in the previous posts in this series, employee demographics and their willingness to report security risks are hidden threats to your cybersecurity posture.
Taking a Real Look at Hidden Risk
Part four of a four-part series covering Ivanti’s latest research. Get the full series: Big-picture excellence can hide pockets of risk. It’s time to explore security risk in detail — drilling down to look at vulnerabilities hidden in the data and by taking preventative action.
Your Tokens, Your Control
In today’s fast-paced development environment, managing your project access tokens efficiently is more crucial than ever. That’s why we're excited to unveil a series of upgrades to Rollbar’s Project Access Token user interface to streamline your workflow and enhance your project’s security.
7 Cybersecurity Statistics You Needs to Know in 2023
Cybersecurity isn’t just at the top of the discussion queue within the IT channel. Businesses and governments worldwide have turned a sharp eye toward rising cyber threats and cybersecurity statistics. Many have learned the hard way that small businesses are frequent targets of cyberattacks. The idea of “targeting a victim” itself has come into question, and more realize that widespread, indiscriminate attacks are the status quo.
Top DevOps Experts offer Key Insights at swampUP
With five keynotes and 15 breakout sessions in one day, there was no shortage of important industry knowledge and key insights from this year’s JFrog swampUP DevOps and DevSecOps user conference. Presenters discussed the role of DevOps at Netflix, how Fidelity migrated to the Cloud, the trend of shifting further left than left, and more. In this post we highlight the three presentations below that challenged attendees to rethink the status quo and reassess their own DevOps and security practices.
Double Down on Your Backups
In August, a ransomware attack hit another company. Unfortunately, it hit a regional cloud provider in Europe this time, and we can call this a “critical hit.” So far, we know a virtual server got compromised and used as a jump host; from there, the attacker started to encrypt all volumes in the same domain. Based on pure luck or some profound reconnaissance, the same server migrated into a different data center and continued its unplanned job from there.