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These are measures taken to reduce information security risks such as information systems breaches, data theft, and unauthorized changes to digital information or systems. These security controls are intended to help protect the availability, confidentiality, and integrity of data and networks, and are typically implemented after an information security risk assessment.
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IOEs are the factors that can lead to an attack and should be identified alongside IOCs. IOCs represent an artifact of an attack; IOEs highlight the preconditions that make an exploit more likely.
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Pyramid of Pain, a concept that was first introduced in 2013 by cybersecurity expert David J Bianco. The “pain” in his concept refers to the difficulty faced by the adversary in succeeding if they are denied certain indicators.
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What you need today, is an integrated, threat-centric next-generation firewall. One that not only delivers granular application control, but also provides effective security against the threats posed by sophisticated and evasive malware attacks.
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The great news is that there're a lot of solutions that sites and web apps owners can do to prevent an SQLi attack. Even though there isn't a guarantee and 100% solution in network security, you must prepare and educate yourself.
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Organizations heavily rely on storage devices for business and performance-critical metrics, including websites, digital applications, and file servers. Both smaller and larger-enterprise networks use NAS storage and multiple SAN devices to store crucial data. Any untimely outage, if overlooked, can lead to data loss, network slowdowns, and even network failure. Therefore, it’s crucial to monitor the physical health of NAS and SAN storage devices with the help of advanced storage monitoring tools.
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In order to understand what ZigBee is, we need to start with the smart home. For your home to be truly smart, you need to have devices that can communicate with each other. To illustrate, you might want to have your kettle start boiling when you approach the front door. Or you might want the thermostat to reduce the temperature when you get into bed.
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While you might like to think your networks are perfectly maintained and documented, the reality is sometimes you lose track. In some cases, your network can grow so quickly you may have trouble keeping up. The solution to this issue is using a network discovery tool to ensure your network structure is always documented.
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An IOC is a piece of forensic data that has the potential to identify malicious activity on a system. In other words, an IOC is a red flag that alerts threat hunters to a potential threat.
Common IOCs that are useful for external intelligence include static ones like registry keys and IP status domains. The best way to identify if these IOCs are present is checking against the firewall or antivirus.
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What is an IoT device?
A network connected electronic device that senses or interacts with an internal state or the external environment, including operational technology (O T) devices that monitor and control equipment or their processes. These devices are all targets for attackers, and often aren't maintained by IT, unlike computers and phones that are managed by agents.
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In the world of cybersecurity, there are many roles to play. While those roles can vary, there is also the NICE (National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education) Cybersecurity Workforce Framework to tie them together. This framework includes seven categories that describe cybersecurity work and workers. You can apply the NICE Framework to any sector — public, private or academia.
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