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GUEST ESSAY: How and why ‘pen testing’ will continue to play a key role in cybersecurity

The Last Watchdog

Since we are quickly putting out large technologies, security risks always come with this. Related: Integrating ‘pen tests’ into firewalls. Penetration tests are one way of mitigating the security risks that arise and make sure that we are not endangering users, their data, and the trust they inherently place in technology.

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"TootRoot" Mastodon vulnerabilities fixed: Admins, patch now!

Malwarebytes

Mastodon, whose main selling point is lots of separate communities living on different servers yet still able to communicate, was notified of the flaws by auditors from a penetration testing company. could be at risk. CVE-2023-36460 is the aforementioned “worst case”, dubbed TootRoot. Happy Tooting!

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Cyber CEO: 5 Outdated but Common Cybersecurity Practices You Should Avoid

Herjavec Group

As cyber breaches and ransomware attacks skyrocket, businesses now have no choice but to face the truth — cybersecurity is no longer an option. You can’t expect the cybersecurity program that covered your in-office work environment to comprehensively secure your remote and hybrid workforces. Taking a Reactive Approach.

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DNA testing company fined after customer data theft

Malwarebytes

DDC said it conducts both inventory assessment and penetration testing on its systems. But since it was unaware of the unused databases, they were not included during the tests as the assessments focused only on those with active customer data. The infosec program must be developed and implemented within 180 days (six months).

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AI in Cybersecurity: How to Cut Through the Overhype and Maximize the Potential

CyberSecurity Insiders

.–( BUSINESS WIRE )–Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL) are often applied in cybersecurity, but their applications may not always work as intended. On the other hand, there are a few areas where ML is overused. It has a presence in 188 countries, including more than 220 chapters worldwide.

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Cyber CEO – Cyber Hygiene is More Critical for Your Business Now Than Ever Before – Here’s Why

Herjavec Group

No matter how many firewalls or network controls you have in place, the risk of insider threat will always be present. Conduct regular network penetration tests to identify flaws and vulnerabilities in your corporate networks. There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to cybersecurity.

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NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulations: Will You Be Ready?

NopSec

When new cybersecurity regulations from the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) take effect on March 1, 2017, financial institutions will have 180 days to implement them. Area #1: Establishment of a Cybersecurity Program If your organization is wondering what to do first, this is an area to prioritize.