
XDR: A better mousetrap or just more hype?
XDR stands for eXtended Detection and Response. What it is depends on who is explaining it. XDR evolved very quickly from Network Detection and Response
XDR stands for eXtended Detection and Response. What it is depends on who is explaining it. XDR evolved very quickly from Network Detection and Response
Earlier this month, a vulnerability in the Apache Log4j logging framework was disclosed. The zero-day vulnerability was published by Alibaba Cloud’s security team as was
Last week Kronos (now Ultimate Kronos Group (UKG)) announced that they were hit by a ransomware attack that is likely to keep their system offline
Ransomware is everywhere and cybercriminals are increasingly more antagonistic, demanding ever increasing ransom payments. Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 says that payments are up 82%
By 2025, it’s estimated that cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually—a figure that includes damage and destruction of data; theft of intellectual property,
Network security is described as the implementation of technologies, processes, and protocols designed to safeguard an organization’s communications and information.
In a previous blog I introduced you to the malware detection capabilities of Plixer’s intelligence product. I would like to circle back to some information
It can happen to anyone, even the most seasoned of network security personnel. You can be searching for something on Google, see a seemingly innocent
As more and more devices are added to the internet, a larger swath of insecurity comes with them. Botnets and compromised devices are the main
When we hear about a cyberattack these days, there’s often a reference to when the network was originally compromised. In recent years, the need to
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