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The principle of least privilege is widely considered to be a cybersecurity best practice and is a fundamental step in protecting privileged access to high-value data and assets.
The principle of least privilege (PoLP) is an information security concept in which a user is given the minimum levels of access – or permissions which are needed to perform his/her job functions.
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Secure Boot is one feature of the latest Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) 2.3.1 specification (Errata C). The feature defines an entirely new interface between operating system and firmware/BIOS.
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Red Teaming is a full-scope, multi-layered attack simulation designed to measure how well a company’s people and networks, applications and physical security controls can withstand an attack from a real-life adversary.
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A digital certificate is a small computer file. It is used to establish a relation between both the user and his or her public key. A digital certificate contains two things i.e. the name of the user and the his or her public key. So that we can identify that the particular key belongs to the particular user.
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Many organizations must comply with a mixture of state-mandated, industry-specific, and international cybersecurity regulations. The challenge for an organization which is trading nationally, or even globally, is considerable.
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An APT is a broad term typically used to describe a stealthy threat-actor, that has gained unauthorized access to network. The motivation is to mine highly sensitive data or intellectual property, data that the cybercriminal can ultimately sell or monetise. These are the step a threat actor would undertake:
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If a major incident does occur, what are the immediate steps you should take to respond?
Let's consider something which every executive in IT fears.
If you have already work in cybersecurity then you would know it perfectly.
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We all know what is Penetration Testing. Right?
In this post, I am trying to present you an holistic view of real-life IT penetration testing.
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Operational technology (OT) is the use of hardware and software to monitor and control physical processes, devices, and infrastructure. Operational technology systems are found across a large range of asset-intensive sectors. They are performing a wide variety of tasks ranging from monitoring critical infrastructure (CI) to controlling robots on a manufacturing floor.
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The attacker’s goal is to perform reconnaissance by harnessing the power of freely available information extracted using different intelligence gathering modes before executing a targeted attack.
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