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Raising the Alarm on DDoS Attacks ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123 By Ivan Shefrin, Executive Director for Managed Security Services at Comcast Business Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Lays Ground for a New Era of Cyberwarfare --------------------------------- 127 By Alon Nachmany, Field CISO of AppViewX Scared Of Your Own Shadow IT? Addressing The Top Security Concern Around SaaS Adoption ----- 131 By Uri Haramati, co-founder and CEO, Torii Smart IoT Security Starts with a Secure Network ----------------------------------------------------------------- 134 By Matthew Margetts, Sales & Marketing Director, Smarter Technologies VIP3R: Dissecting A New Venomous Spearphishing Campaign ----------------------------------------------- 137 By Tom McVey, Solution Architect at Menlo Security. Software-Defined Radio for Incident Response-------------------------------------------------------------------- 140 By Brendon McHugh, FAE & Technical Writer, Per Vices The 6 Biggest Financial Sector Cybersecurity Threats in 2022 ------------------------------------------------- 147 By Veniamin Semionov, Director of Product Management, NAKIVO The Artificial Intelligence Tug-of-War: Adversaries vs. Defenders ------------------------------------------- 151 By Corey Nachreiner, CSO at WatchGuard Technologies The Balance of Power: One Disturbance Could Ignite The First Cyber World War ----------------------- 153 By Guy Golan, Founder and CEO of Performanta The Cost of a Siloed Response: How a Lack of Collaboration is Becoming Security’s Biggest Vulnerability --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 156 By Neil Ellis, CIO and CISO at CafeX Communications The Future of Attack Surface Management: How to Prepare ------------------------------------------------- 159 By David Monnier, Team Cymru Fellow The Growing Importance of VPNs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 163 By Izzy Murphy, Reporter, TechRound The Impact of Mobile Networks on the War in Ukraine --------------------------------------------------------- 166 By Rowland Corr, Director of National Security Intelligence at ENEA AdaptiveMobile Security The Importance of Responsible E-Waste Disposal for Enterprise Cybersecurity -------------------------- 173 By Milica Vojnic, Senior Digital Marketing Executive, Wisetek The Numbers Are In: Identity-Based Attacks (Still) Reign Supreme in 2022 -------------------------------- 177 By Greg Notch, CISO, Expel Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2022 Edition 4 Copyright © 2022, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
The Rise of Crypto Regulations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 180 By Ben Richmond, CEO and Founder of CUBE Global The Role of Compliance in Cybersecurity ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 183 By Anas Baig, Product Manager, Securiti The Role of Endpoint Security and Management In Threat Detection --------------------------------------- 186 By Ashley Leonard, CEO & Founder, Syxsense The SEC Just Released Its 2022 Priorities - Is Your Firm Compliant? ------------------------------------------ 189 By Jason Elmer, CEO at Drawbridge The Top Cybersecurity Conferences for The Remainder Of 2022 ---------------------------------------------- 192 By Nicole Allen, Senior Marketing Executive at Salt Communications To Secure the Software Supply Chain, Start with a SBOM ----------------------------------------------------- 198 By Michael Rogers, Director of Technical Advisory Services, MOXFIVE Top 3 Future Technologies to Look Out for In the Cybersecurity Market ----------------------------------- 201 By Saloni Walimbe, Senior content writer, Global Market Insights Inc. Top Legacy Active Directory Infrastructure Vulnerabilities and How Attackers See Them ------------- 204 By Tammy Mindel, Semperis Security Product Manager Web3, Good Hygiene, and the Need for End-to-End Security -------------------------------------------------- 208 By Professor Ronghui Gu, CEO, CertiK Why Cybersecurity Is Critical for ESG --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 211 By Sean McAlmont, CEO, NINJIO Why Secure Video Conferencing is Critical for EdTech and Business Video Learning -------------------- 214 By Allen Drennan, Co-Founder & CTO, Lumicademy Why Automation Isn’t Replacing Cybersecurity Pros Anytime Soon ----------------------------------------- 217 By Mark Sasson, Managing Partner, Pinpoint Search Group You Can’t Prevent Every Attack, But You Can Mitigate the Damage ---------------------------------------- 219 By Grady Summers, Executive Vice President of Product, SailPoint Zero Trust Architecture: Adoption, Benefits, and Best Practices ---------------------------------------------- 222 by Harish Akali, Chief Technology Officer, ColorTokens Zero-Trust Needs to be a Priority - For SaaS, Too ----------------------------------------------------------------- 229 By Misha Seltzer, cofounder and CTO Atmosec Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2022 Edition 5 Copyright © 2022, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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EVERYONE is Part of the Security Te
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About the Author Jim Nitterauer is
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What is the Future of Cyber Securit
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In the global marketplace, not all
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number does seem to have reduced, b
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Achieving the proper balance betwee
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About the author Danna Bethlehem, d
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A Customized, Personalized Perspect
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Conclusion Gartner defines Integrat
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Levelling The Battlefield with Cybe
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Mitigate Risk by Securing Third Par
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Malware threats were detected in EM
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U.S. seeks to safeguard the supply
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Poor Identity Management Amplifies
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Endpoint Security These businesses
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Q&A With Mickey Bresman, CEO Of Ide
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Raising the Alarm on DDoS Attacks B
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Finding weak spots in your cybersec
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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Lays
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Scared Of Your Own Shadow IT? Addre
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SMPs that are designed to automatic
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Here are some security best practic
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VIP3R: Dissecting A New Venomous Sp
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After analyzing more than half a mi
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Basic overview of M2M/HMC/IIoT Comm
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The 6 Biggest Financial Sector Cybe
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Social Engineering Social engineeri
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The Artificial Intelligence Tug-of-
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The Balance of Power: One Disturban
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About the Author Guy is the Founder
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The Future of Attack Surface Manage
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Using Current Data to Project Futur
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The Role of Compliance in Cybersecu
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About Salt Communications Salt Comm
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Top 3 Future Technologies to Look O
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Cybersecurity is at the tipping poi
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Reviewing legacy AD infrastructures
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About the Author Tammy Mindel, Semp
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Why Cybersecurity Is Critical for E
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Why Automation Isn’t Replacing Cy
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