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Standard Frameworks in a World of Digital Transformation
Reconsidering risk and security frameworks in an era of Digital Transformation
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Defending a Decade of Phishing and Cybercrime
With holiday shopping season in full swing, many of us are feeling just like the guy in the song, “The 12 Pains of Christmas.” I have my own two personal pains with the holidays, and I am still deciding which one is more annoying: Elf on the Shelf, or, the mountain of phishing emails I have...
Internet Voting...What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Cybersecurity experts are known for their tough and varied opinions: Put six different experts in a room and you’ll wind up with 10 different opinions, the old saw goes. With the US 2016 election cycle in full swing, internet voting is once again back in the news, this time in Utah as the state’s Republican...
Sleepless in Security: Sensor-y Overload
The Internet of Sensors is booming, but we don’t have a way to secure it.
Are we leading by example?
It was a great week leading the RSA Conference Security Operations Center (SOC) Team consisting of RSA systems engineers, RSA Incident Response analysts and our partners at Cisco AMP Threat Grid. The Security Operations Center previously monitored the Black Hat conference network, but this was a first-time exhibit at RSA Conference. The team signed onto...
4 Tips for End-to-end Passwordless Authentication for Hybrid Deployments
Four tips to go from a password-laden infrastructure to a passwordless one.
Prepare for PSD2: Understanding the Opportunities and Digital Risks
Understand the PSD2 technical requirements and how to prepare to address them.
Get to the Choppah
A new variant of this tool, previously reported in 2013 by TrendLabs, was submitted to VirusTotal from the Philippines on March 27th, 2017. Its original filename, 2017.exe, was prescient since it has the ability to exploit CVE-2017-5638 and other previous Apache STRUTS vulnerabilities. File Details File Name: 2017.exe File Size: 107008 bytes MD5: ...
Major Events and Hacktivism #OpOlympicHacking
Introduction As anyone who tracks attacks on the internet can tell you, Activists using hacking activity, aka “Hacktivists”, have discovered that a relatively basic hacking approach, with buy-in from disenfranchised groups of people, can have significant effects on online businesses. With names like #OpISIS, #OpParis, #OpMonsanto, #OpWhales, #OpKillingBay, #OpKKK,...
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