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3 weeks ago |
lemagit.fr | Amanda Scheldt
La technologie opérationnelle (OT) est à la base des infrastructures qui supportent les systèmes industriels critiques dans le monde entier. La protection de ces infrastructures est devenue plus difficile à mesure que la connectivité à Internet a été introduite dans ces environnements et que les cybermenaces sont devenues plus pressantes. De nombreuses menaces de sécurité OT ciblent les accès à distance.
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1 month ago |
techtarget.com | Amanda Scheldt
OT systems face threats from attackers targeting their remote access capabilities. Segmenting networks is one important step. Learn other ways to safeguard your OT systems.
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Jan 21, 2025 |
techtarget.com | Amanda Scheldt
Living-off-the-land attacks have been around since the dawn of modern computing, but they're drawing new attention from threat actors eager to find ways to penetrate defenses.
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Oct 21, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Amanda Scheldt
Understanding and using threat intelligence and threat hunting together provides enterprises with a well-rounded security posture. Find out how to build your plan. ByAmanda ScheldtPublished: 22 Oct 2024 Threat intelligence and threat hunting are two components of the defensive cybersecurity space that help organizations proactively mitigate threats. Ultimately, these two methods serve as distinctly different yet complementary defensive strategies to protect digital infrastructure.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Amanda Scheldt
Ensuring the security of your company's online payment systems is key to preventing costly attacks, meeting compliance requirements and maintaining customer trust. ByAmanda ScheldtPublished: 26 Sep 2024 Online payment methods have revolutionized the way organizations worldwide conduct business even as they carved new income streams. This digital shift in how enterprises process payments has enabled them to better scale and expand into wider markets.
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Sep 11, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Amanda Scheldt
Vendor email compromise is one of the latest email attacks to hit headlines. Learn how to prevent becoming a victim to this potentially expensive scheme. ByAmanda ScheldtPublished: 11 Sep 2024 Vendor email compromise and business email compromise are both tactics malicious actors use to wield electronic messaging as a weapon. While alike in many ways, VEC and BEC attacks have important differences.
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May 23, 2024 |
techtarget.com | Amanda Scheldt
filo/DigitalVision Vectors via GInitial access brokers play an increasingly vital role in the ransomware ecosystem, establishing entry points from which RaaS groups can facilitate attacks against organizations. ByAmanda ScheldtPublished: 23 May 2024 The dark web has hosted criminal activity for decades. Over that time, cybercrime organizations and their business models have adapted and evolved, along with the threat landscape.
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May 1, 2024 |
connect.comptia.org | Amanda Scheldt
In today’s fast-paced world, companies of all sizes are looking to scale. They want to drive success in the most effective ways. Client case studies show that customers will stick around when the customer experience is superior and the vendor that they hire is capable of keeping up with their growth. Clients of MSPs are choosing to focus their business and curate partnerships with companies that can provide both the needed support and the best customer experience.
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Apr 11, 2024 |
connect.comptia.org | Amanda Scheldt
Cybercrime has increased as the rest of the world adopts technology solutions to run organizations successfully. Many organizations rely on managed service providers (MSPs) to help secure and run their technology. For this reason, MSPs have become a prime target for cybercriminals to exploit. A former FBI cybercrime expert shared how MSPs that adopt a security mindset for their business, and the organizations they serve, can set themselves apart from competitors.
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Apr 7, 2024 |
comptia.org | Amanda Scheldt
Across the world, there is a shortage of skilled workers needed to fill job vacancies. Countries have been challenged with developing a talented workforce to fill critical technology roles. The Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region has also experienced its own set of unique challenges in driving workforce development for the technology industry. Many of these challenges derive from the need to have more skilled workers in multiple sectors of the IT industry.