The RSA Conference 2019, which is dedicated to addressing worldwide information security issues, was held in March 4–8. This year’s RSA Conference took “Better” as its theme, aimed at exploring new cybersecurity development realms in a digital epoch and finding better security vendors, products, services, and solutions. In the past few years, with the rapid […]
Incident Response Is Changing The enterprise security market has seen fast incorporation of more and more cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), and mobile devices into enterprise security environments, which traditionally abound with servers, workstations, and networking and security devices. In this context, enterprises are faced with decentralized services and products from a variety of service […]
Keywords: multi-cloud management, agile development About the Company DisruptOps Inc., founded in Kansas City, Missouri in 2014, is committed to enhancing the security of operations in the cloud by providing automated protection for multi-cloud infrastructure and implementing continuous monitoring and control of cloud infrastructure. In October 2018, the company secured USD 2.5 million seed round […]
Case Analysis Public shared folders usually house various documents from different departments, many of which contain sensitive data. Sensitive files reside in such folders mainly because people forget to delete them after copying them, thus exposing sensitive data to intranet hackers and rogue insiders.
Earlier this month at RSA we released the newest service in our arsenal of holistic hybrid security solutions, Attack Threat Monitoring (ATM). We were thrilled not only to demo ATM at our RSA booth, but even more pleased to release the service to the public having already won an award. Cyber Defense Magazine examines thousands […]
Case Analysis Before compromising a website or system, a hacker usually searches for related information beforehand. Code repositories are a major target. A security-unaware developer may upload code to a public platform, providing an opportunity for hackers to obtain API accounts or security holes by analyzing the uploaded code.
Case Analysis Chat groups convenience communication, but contain great risks, which include ill-disposed persons impersonating the company’s employees, information disclosure as a result of chat group hacking, and resigned employees lurking in the group for malicious purposes.
