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F5's Preston Hogue writes for Security Week, weighing in on building trust and reputation in the Digital Era.

F5's Lori MacVittie writes for Tripwire, Inc., sharing five easy steps you can take to help improve security without sacrificing speed.

Analysis of sensor data from 2018 revealed a big focus on PHP generally, and specifically a large, unsophisticated reconnaissance campaign looking for unsecured databases with PHP front ends.

Analysis of sensor data from 2018 revealed a big focus on PHP generally, and specifically a large, unsophisticated reconnaissance campaign looking for unsecured databases with PHP front ends.

Analysis of sensor data from 2018 revealed a big focus on PHP generally, and specifically a large, unsophisticated reconnaissance campaign looking for unsecured databases with PHP front ends.

F5 Labs' Ray Pompon writes for Finance Derivative, discussing why hackers will continue targeting cryptocurrency exchanges.

There's often a gap between what we say we need for an effective security posture, and what we actually do. Examining the gaps between "best practices" and reality helps us get to more tangible results.

There's often a gap between what we say we need for an effective security posture, and what we actually do. Examining the gaps between "best practices" and reality helps us get to more tangible results.

There's often a gap between what we say we need for an effective security posture, and what we actually do. Examining the gaps between "best practices" and reality helps us get to more tangible results.

Attackers continue to exploit old vulnerabilities, use new methods to kill competing crypto-miners, and survive removal by administrators.

Attackers continue to exploit old vulnerabilities, use new methods to kill competing crypto-miners, and survive removal by administrators.

Attackers continue to exploit old vulnerabilities, use new methods to kill competing crypto-miners, and survive removal by administrators.

Continuing the trend from January, threat actor activity in February focused heavily on exploiting a ThinkPHP remote code execution vulnerability.

Continuing the trend from January, threat actor activity in February focused heavily on exploiting a ThinkPHP remote code execution vulnerability.

Continuing the trend from January, threat actor activity in February focused heavily on exploiting a ThinkPHP remote code execution vulnerability.

Cloud-based breaches that expose our personal data are growing at a surprising rate as organizations intentionally degrade their cloud-based security controls.

Cloud-based breaches that expose our personal data are growing at a surprising rate as organizations intentionally degrade their cloud-based security controls.

Cloud-based breaches that expose our personal data are growing at a surprising rate as organizations intentionally degrade their cloud-based security controls.

Not all bots are bad, but for those that are, you need a multi-pronged strategy for keeping them off your network.

Not all bots are bad, but for those that are, you need a multi-pronged strategy for keeping them off your network.