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More than 1 million instances of firewalls running Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) software have four vulnerabilities that undermine its security, a researcher finds.
Eighteen companies, led by Amazon and Splunk, announced the OCSF framework to provide a standard way for sharing threat detection telemetry among different monitoring tools and applications.
Ransomware gang gained access to the company's VPN in May by convincing an employee to accept a multifactor authentication (MFA) push notification.
Industry standards would provide predictable and understandable IoT security frameworks.
The new open source tools are designed to help defense, identity and access management, and security operations center teams discover vulnerable network shares.
Threat actors can abuse weaknesses in HTTP request handling to launch damaging browser-based attacks on website users, researcher says.
Four serious security issues on the popular appliance could be exploited by hackers with any level of access within the host network, Bitdefender researchers say.
Many of the technologies and services that organizations are using to isolate Internet traffic from the internal network lack session validation mechanisms, security startup says.
Least privilege is a good defense normally applied only to users. What if we limited apps' access to other apps and network resources based on their roles and responsibilities?
Platform engineered to let organizations mitigate risk and manage complexities.