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How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process

Pure Storage

Threat modeling is the process of identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities in a system and determining the likelihood and impact of each threat. This can be a serious threat to authentication systems and other security controls. Assets that are vulnerable to spoofing include usernames, passwords, and digital certificates.

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ISC East Session Preview: Securing IIoT Using Zero Trust — The Future of IIoT Cybersecurity

Security Industry Association

15-17 in New York City, and the Security Industry Association (SIA) and ISC East recently revealed full conference details for the SIA Education@ISC East program , including keynote presentations from top luminaries and over 30 sessions from top industry expert speakers on the most current business trends, technologies and industry developments.

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World Backup Day: Four Data Protection Best Practices to Know

Pure Storage

Here are a few best practices to consider when implementing a strong data protection strategy: Implement an Active Threat and Vulnerability Management Program Before an attack , the adversaries are doing their homework: learning about your organization to understand the size and scope of their opportunity. But how do you achieve it?

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Managing the Perils of Data Exfiltration

Pure Storage

Technical vulnerabilities, phishing campaigns, and social engineering are well-known methods of gaining access. To respond to ever-evolving threats, data resiliency must be baked into the architecture from the ground up. The Nuts and Bolts of Data Exfiltration Data exfiltration is usually the work of profit-seeking hackers.

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Managing the Perils of Data Exfiltration

Pure Storage

Technical vulnerabilities, phishing campaigns, and social engineering are well-known methods of gaining access. To respond to ever-evolving threats, data resiliency must be baked into the architecture from the ground up. The Nuts and Bolts of Data Exfiltration Data exfiltration is usually the work of profit-seeking hackers.

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Guest Post: Cybersecurity Incidents Lead to New Standards, Requirements

Security Industry Association

SSDF ensures that password complexity, authentication, encryption, software updates, and vulnerability management occur throughout a product’s life cycle. SSDF provides software developers with a set of practices that, when implemented, help reduce vulnerabilities.

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Data Privacy Week 2024: The Definitive Roundup of Expert Quotes

Solutions Review

Visibility into AI tools is critical, and enterprises should have solutions in place that monitor how they’re being both trained and used while educating employees on best practices for safe and ethical use. Use multi-factor authentication, API keys, and granular access controls. Transparency Matters: Open communication is vital.