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Minecraft и Discord стали главными инструментами для проведения DDoS-атак.

Chameleon is back in Canada and EuropeIn July 2024 Mobile Threat Intelligence analysts observ

Salt Security is making available a free scanning tool that it has been using to assess

50% of professionals also cited a lack of expertise as a barrier to effective cyber-risk management

Все пользователи данных обязаны немедленно информировать о любых инцидентах с персональной информацией.

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered design weaknesses in Microsoft's Windows Smart App Control and SmartScreen that could enable threat actors to gain initial access to target environments without raising any warnings. Smart App Control (SAC) is a cloud-powered security feature introduced by Microsoft in Windows 11 to block malicious, untrusted, and potentially unwanted apps from being run

Threat Intelligence / VulnerabilityCybersecurity researchers have uncovered design weaknesses in M

This ExecBrief focuses on the escalation of sabotage by nation-states and private sector spillovers.

The post PinnacleOne ExecBrief | The Escalation of Nation-State Sabotage and Its Implications for the Private Sector appeared first on SentinelOne.

Last week, we highlighted how the recent CrowdStrike disruption underscored the complexity of today

By Scott ArciszewskiThis post, the second in our series on cryptography in the cloud, provides an

By Scott ArciszewskiThis post, the second in our series on cryptography in the c

The world of APIs is changing fast — as is what it takes to secure them. Our new Power of N campaign explains why.

At Tenable, our mission is to manage and reduce cyber risk, because cyber risk is business risk. Feedback from dozens of top CISOs is reflected in our latest brand evolution. Tenable is the exposure management company that helps customers know where their weaknesses lie, expose their risk and close the gaps. Welcome to Tenable. Your exposure ends here.

Today marks the beginning of the next era for the Tenable brand.

Ten months ago, I joined Tenable feeling incredibly energized by the opportunity ahead. We had an expanding portfolio of world-class exposure management solutions and a worldwide reputation for excellence, integrity and trust.

And when I began meeting with customers, I discovered an asset I did not fully anticipate – extreme brand relevance.

While Tenable has been around for more than two decades, it became clear that everything Tenable has done since its start has been leading up to this market moment.

Are we at risk?

Sit down with any CISO, and you’ll quickly understand how tough their job is right now.

They’re on the hook to securely adopt new technologies to accelerate transformation while doing more with less. Above all, they are under intense pressure to reduce business risk. And if they fail it’s not just a career setback, it could mean jail time.

This would be a massive challenge under any conditions, but it comes at a time when the modern attack surface is exploding in size and complexity. Most security teams manage multiple clouds and identities across a converged IoT, OT and IT landscape. And each technology brings its own security tools. The result is a deeply divided approach to seeing and doing battle against cyber risk.

Amidst all that complexity, security leaders are looking to answer one simple question: are we exposed and are we at risk?

As the pioneers of both the vulnerability management and exposure management movements, there’s no company better positioned to help them answer this question than Tenable.

Today, we’re launching a refreshed brand and website to tell the world how we’re doing it.

Know, expose, close

At the heart of our new brand lies the differentiated value we bring our customers. We give enterprises the unmatched ability to:

• KNOW their weaknesses: Gaining an all-inclusive view of cyber risk that uncovers the truth about deadly gaps across all assets and attack pathways.
• EXPOSE their risk: Identifying, understanding and quantifying the cyber weaknesses with the greatest potential to erode their enterprise’s value, reputation and trust.
• CLOSE their gaps: Taking swift action to eradicate priority cyber exposures anywhere to reduce business risk everywhere.

By radically unifying security visibility, insight and action across the attack surface, we’re equipping modern organizations to protect against attacks from IT infrastructure to cloud environments to critical infrastructure and everywhere in between.

Check us out at Black Hat

To learn more about what we’re doing to isolate and eradicate the cyber exposures that hold organizations back, have a look around our website and our Black Hat presence in Las Vegas this week. We’ll look and sound a little different as we reflect our expanded portfolio and impact.

You’ll have a chance to experience the new ways we’re uncovering where exposures live – in the cloud, in OT/IoT environments, and even in the identities of the devices and personnel on organizational systems. And find out how our newly introduced Vulnerability Intelligence and Exposure Remediation features once again take vulnerability management to the next level.

We hope to see you on the floor at Mandalay Bay (we’re in booth #1932). Also, catch our speaking slots on Wednesday, August 7. 

A singular promise

For today’s security teams, the rise of cyber threats can feel unstoppable. At Tenable, we believe every enterprise has the right to be free of cyber exposure and worry.

Today is a very special day as we introduce the world to our new brand and the singular promise it makes to our customers: Your Exposure Ends Here.

Ultimately, a more cyber-secure world requires a global governing body to regulate and campaign for cybersecurity, with consistent regulatory requirements in the various regions around the world.

A threat actor has reportedly claimed responsibility for leaking a database belonging to SisaCloud, Thailand’s School Information System Advance. This alarming news was first reported by DailyDarkWeb on their social media platform, X.com, raising significant concerns about the security of educational data in Thailand. Details of the Alleged Leak The threat actor claims that the […]

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Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a sophisticated Android spyware, LianSpy, targeting users to steal sensitive data. This spyware employs advanced evasion techniques, making it a significant threat to Android device users worldwide. How LianSpy Operates LianSpy begins its operation by determining if it runs as a system app, granting it automatic permissions. If not, it requests […]

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Organizations in Kazakhstan are the target of a threat activity cluster dubbed Bloody Wolf that delivers a commodity malware called STRRAT (aka Strigoi Master). "The program selling for as little as $80 on underground resources allows the adversaries to take control of corporate computers and hijack restricted data," cybersecurity vendor BI.ZONE said in a new analysis. The cyber attacks employ

Network Security / Threat IntelligenceOrganizations in Kazakhstan are the target of a threat activ

Today, decision makers at the world’s largest enterprises, from the CISO to the CEO, are increasing