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Cybersecurity Research Topics for Beginners: Exploring the Fundamentals

CyberSecurity Insiders

This article aims to provide a comprehensive list of cybersecurity research topics suitable for beginners, helping them delve into the fundamentals of this rapidly evolving field. Network Security: Study network protocols, such as TCP/IP, and analyze common network attacks like DDoS, phishing, and man-in-the-middle attacks.

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Topic-specific policy 5/11: networking security

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The information risk and security implications of data networking, along with the ubiquity of data networks, makes this an obvious policy topic and naturally we offer a policy template.

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Google Opens new Ad-Targeting API—Topics, ‘Privacy Sandbox’ and FLEDGE

Security Boulevard

The post Google Opens new Ad-Targeting API—Topics, ‘Privacy Sandbox’ and FLEDGE appeared first on Security Boulevard. Cookies are dead—or, at least, their days are numbered. Instead, Google wants to shape the future of targeted advertising.

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(ISC)² Cybersecurity Entry-Level Certification Exam Topics Announced

CyberSecurity Insiders

Since this is an exam pilot program, topics are subject to change based on further evaluation once the pilot is complete. Network Security. Security Operations. The post (ISC)² Cybersecurity Entry-Level Certification Exam Topics Announced appeared first on Cybersecurity Insiders. Access Controls Concepts.

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Enhancing Network Security Automation: Debunking 7 Common Myths

Centraleyes

The dynamic security landscape presents significant challenges for organizations, especially in multi-cloud environments. The key to combating these growing threats is network security automation. Myth 7: Security Orchestration and Security Automation Are Twins (Not Quite.)

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Black Hat Fireside Chat: Horizon3.ai makes a strong case for continuous, self-service pentesting

The Last Watchdog

LAS VEGAS — Penetration testing, traditionally, gave businesses a nice, pretty picture of their network security posture — at a given point in time. Related: Going on the security offensive Such snapshots proved useful for building audit trails, particularly for companies in heavily regulated industries.

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MY TAKE: Putin’s weaponizing of ransomware shows why network security needs an overhaul

The Last Watchdog

The moderator, Marco Estrela, does a terrific job highlighting current cybersecurity topics ripped from the headlines. I recently had the chance to drill down on this topic as part of a Last Watchdog Fireside Chat podcast I’m currently producing.