Digital Newsletter
Each week our editor Phil Alsop rounds up the most popular articles, videos and expert opinions. We compile this into a Digital Newsletter and send it straight to your inbox every week.
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Software-defined networks combine the power of machine learning and AI to protect government data against ever-evolving cyber threats.
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Gigamon CEO Paul Hooper shares his thoughts on the critical need to "Secure" your enterprise network.
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Let us surprise you with what Cisco Threat Response can do. Here are two must-see videos to explain a potential use case for what it's all about and why you need it.In this series of videos, we investigate how to perform common SOC tasks using Cisco tools.
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Through everyday tasks, you encounter digital risk. See all the ways that RSA Business-Driven Security solutions help protect consumers and enable digital risk management for businesses.
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Costin finds an IP address in Sweden, so he calls David, who is based in Stockholm, to ask him to further investigate this. According to the investigation, the attackers don't seem to be from Sweden but only trying to confuse the researchers and avoid being discovered.
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Are businesses losing the fight against cyberattacks? How can businesses change the cybersecurity paradigm?
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Watch as RSA's Steve Schlarman talks with Tamara McCleary about the new risks created through digital transformation and how organizations can manage them in order to drive innovation.
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A leading Alpine resort operator in Scandinavia and the Alps, Stockholm-based SkiStar is focused on creating a memorable mountain experience for every guest. From finding the ideal holiday package to buying digital lift tickets and sports gear, nearly every aspect of SkiStar's business relies on its network. "Our entire business depends on the network. It handles payments on the e-commerce side as well as payments from on-site ticket sales, hotels and retail transactions. We also issue our ski tickets with an RFID tag that must be validated at all points of entry and at the lifts in our resorts. If our network is corrupted by a cyberattack, it would disrupt revenue streams and create a very bad impression on our guests," said Peter Larsson, SkiStar’s CIO/IT chief.
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Are businesses losing the fight against cyberattacks? How can businesses change the cybersecurity paradigm?
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Our experts discuss the cyber threats facing the Retail industry and how you can get a better view of the threats your business faces.
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Threat actors are able to keep one step ahead by targeting the weakest points in an organization’s IT infrastructure – the cloud, mobile and IoT.
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What is a Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)? This is the question many IT security teams are asking as they prepare to secure cloud applications like Office 365, Salesforce, and AWS.
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As these MSPs will attest, artificial intelligence and machine learning are important to helping them solve the challenge of delivering security services to an SMB market that is overconfident when it comes to cybersecurity preparedness. Their words exemplify the value MSPs are gaining when attending Webroot Forums across the nation.
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Temple University was founded in 1884 and is a R1 research institution with over 39,000 students. On a normal day Temple University has over 75,000 devices connected to their network. As a higher-ed institution, Temple needs to operate using an open network environment while protecting and securing their student’s data and research information.
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In November 2018, Kaspersky Lab started to process malicious and suspicious files shared by users of Kaspersky Lab products in Europe in Zurich, Switzerland. The data, which users have actively chosen to share with Kaspersky Lab, includes suspicious or previously unknown malicious files and corresponding meta-data that the company’s products send to Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) for automated malware analysis.
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