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The changing face of cybersecurity threats in 2023

CIO Business Intelligence

The process starts with identifying compromised hardware, software, and human assets – both internal and external – by way of scanning and reconnaissance methods. Let’s revisit the most prevalent security threats and see how they’re evolving in 2023. Cybercrime, Security

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How Does Next-Gen SIEM Prevent Data Overload For Security Analysts?

Smart Data Collective

Unified and correlated data Companies that grow and scale add software and cloud-based architectures to their infrastructure. To do so, security teams have added more versatile protection software on the company’s premises than ever before. Any new technology that is added to the infrastructure has to be protected.

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Sirius Security White Glove Trials Now Available on AWS

CDW Research Hub

Secure Cloud Analytics. The Secure Cloud Analytics (formerly Stealthwatch) System uses sophisticated behavioral analytics to transform data from existing infrastructure into actionable intelligence for improved network visibility and security and accelerated incident response. Why Sirius and the AWS Marketplace?

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10 projects top of mind for IT leaders today

CIO Business Intelligence

This has CIOs moving from experimenting and testing intelligence in pockets to scaling up deployments and rolling out intelligence throughout their organizations. The approach taken by James Phillips, CIO at software maker Rev.io, reflects that trend.

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Types of cyberthreats

IBM Big Data Hub

Malware Malware —short for “malicious software”—is software code written intentionally to harm a computer system or its users. A Trojan horse is malicious code that tricks people into downloading it by appearing to be a useful program or hiding within legitimate software.

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The FireEye Attack and 4 Security Moves to Make Right Now

CDW Research Hub

Initial information from FireEye disclosed that the software they use in penetration testing and security analysis services for their customers was stolen. This software is used by public and private entities worldwide. But organizations can’t stop there; an incident response plan must be prepared and tested regularly.