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What Is Audit Logging? How It Works & Why You Need It

Digital Guardian

An audit log is a document that records the activities within an application, system, or network. Learn more about audit logging in today's blog.

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I'm Partnering with NordVPN as a Strategic Advisor

Troy Hunt

Equally, I have no patience for false promises, and I've been very vocal about my feelings there: But one of them is literally called “Secure VPN”, how is this possible?! Are You Using These VPN Apps? A few months ago, NordVPN sponsored this blog and we got to chatting. I love security. I love privacy. So here we are.

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20 Years of SIEM Webinar Q&A

Anton on Security

Q: When do you think the industry will understand what XDR entails? A: A cynical part of me wants to say “never”, for the following reasons: what various vendors define as XDR morphs and shifts too fast and (this is a gut feel, not based on any solid fact base) it is not really converging to a common position.

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Choosing an MDR Provider: Boutique or Big Brand (Part 1)

Jane Frankland

In recent years, data breaches and compliance failures have made organisations increasingly aware of the need for comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to detect and address threats. I’ll be discussing the market, terminology, and three core features I believe you should consider. MDR is EDR as a fully managed 24×7 service.

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The bad old days

Javvad Malik

Back then No one knew what secops was all about… There was none of this cyber malarkey we see nowadays. Not even IT in general new what we did. It’s so easy to manipulate anyone that works in infosec. Forget complex social engineering techniques – just go up to a guy, and ask him if he’s been working out?

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How Thales and Red Hat Protect Telcos from API Attacks

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

How Thales and Red Hat Protect Telcos from API Attacks madhav Thu, 02/22/2024 - 04:55 Application programming interfaces (APIs) power nearly every aspect of modern applications and have become the backbone of today’s economy. What are APIs? Why have APIs become ripe attack vectors?

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SSH Keys: Overview and Best Practices

Security Boulevard

How Do SSH Keys Work? The difference between root SSH and SSH keys is that SSH can support basic password authentication, whereas SSH keys are a more secure authentication process when logging into an SSH server. Private Keys and Public Keys — What Are They? How Should Organizations Manage SSH Keys?