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Simplifying Decryption With Cisco’s Secure Firewall 7.7

Cisco Security

6 min read Gurdeep Gill Decryption is a fundamental pillar in combating modern cyber threats, empowering organizations to scrutinize encrypted web traffic and reveal concealed risks. Decryption rules must be configured to handle a variety of encryption protocols and cipher suites.

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Cybersecurity in Aviation: Rising Threats and Modernization Efforts

SecureWorld News

Much of the industry still relies on legacy operational tech (OT) systems that lack modern security features such as automated patch management and encryption by default. A cyberattack on any link, be it a ground-handling contractor or a software provider, can trigger cascading failures.

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Tips to make your summer travels cyber safe

Webroot

As soon as you start booking your trip, the cybercriminals start circling. Fake travel websites and rental listings : When you find a killer price on a luxury cruise, a European tour or an oceanfront Airbnb, take another look before you book! Also, check to see if the site is using encryption.

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Your network is talking. Are you listening? 

Cisco Security

To detect threats, many organizations are looking at the first step, visibility, and are getting hung up with just trying to see what is going on. These can give a satisfactory performance but may miss new advanced threats and cannot identify threats hiding within encrypted traffic. Not anymore. What do we do? .

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What Are You NOT Detecting?

Anton on Security

Still, I want to be mindful of this when I am thinking about my threat detection strategy. Sometimes the timing makes a difference between a success (catching ransomware before it encrypts) and a failure (like, I dunno, detecting ransomware by looking for a ransom note). Related posts: “Can We Have “Detection as Code”?”

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What Are Your NOT Detecting?

Security Boulevard

Still, I want to be mindful of this when I am thinking about my threat detection strategy. Sometimes the timing makes a difference between a success (catching ransomware before it encrypts) and a failure (like, I dunno, detecting ransomware by looking for a ransom note). Related posts: “Can We Have “Detection as Code”?”.

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How Hunters International Used the Browser to Breach Enterprises — And Why They Didn’t See It…

Security Boulevard

The final blow: ransomware was executed, encrypting files with the.locked extension and depositing a ransom note titled Contact Us.txt ( Picus Security ). Why Traditional Security Solutions MissedIt The failure wasnt in detection engines per seit was a matter of visibility gaps.