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How Businesses Can Manage Cryptocurrency Fraud --------------------------------------------------------------- 108 By James Hunt, Subject Matter Expert Payments, Feedzai It’s Time to End the Myth of Untouchable Mainframe Security. ------------------------------------------------ 112 By Al Saurette, CEO, MainTegrity From the SIEM to the Lake: Bridging the Gap for Splunk Customers Post-Acquisition ------------------- 115 By Omer Singer, VP of Strategy, Anvilogic From Virtual Visions to Tangible Profits: A Founder's Guide to Launching a vCISO Firm in 2024 ----- 118 By Caroline McCaffrey, CEO and Co-founder, ClearOPS Getting AI Right for Security: 5 Principles------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 123 By Kevin Kennedy, SVP Products, Vectra AI VPNs in Times of War: Why a Rise in Global Conflicts Mean Citizens Now Need VPNs More Than Ever -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 126 By Sebastian Schaub, CEO, hide.me Hyperautomation: Revolutionizing the Security Market ---------------------------------------------------------- 130 By Divakar Kolhe, Digital Marketer, Market Research Future (Part of Wantstats Research and Media Private Limited) How The Security of The Cloud’s Supply Chain Will Shift in 2024 ----------------------------------------------- 134 By Jason Martin, Co-founder and Co-CEO at Permiso Security Four Ways Genai Will Change the Contours Of The Corporate Landscape In 2024------------------------ 138 By Neil Serebryany, CEO and Founder of CalypsoAI New Year, New Consumer Demands in Cybersecurity: Navigating the Landscape of Consumer Expectations and App Developer Responsibility in Mobile App Security ------------------------------------- 141 By Alan Bavosa, VP of Security Products, Appdome Building a Better Perimeter Defense Strategy to Meet the Challenges of 2024---------------------------- 144 By Yiyi Miao, Chief Product Officer, OPSWAT Ransom-War Escalation: The New Frontline in Cyber Warfare ------------------------------------------------- 148 By Nissim Ben Saadon, Director of Innovation, CYREBRO Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2024 Edition 4 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Reducing Burnout and Increasing SOC Retention: How Leaders Can Improve Their Employees’ Lives and Improve Security ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 152 By Kayla Williams, CISO, Devo Safeguarding Children in the Era of Big Data------------------------------------------------------------------------- 155 By Ron Kerbs, CEO, Kidas Securing Space Infrastructure for US And Allied Collaboration ------------------------------------------------- 159 By Kevin Kelly, CEO and Chairman, Arcfield Understand Cyber Insurance: Rising Risks and How to Right-Size Policies----------------------------------- 163 By John Reith, Partner Success Manager at DataStream Cyber Insurance What You Need to Know About the Cybersecurity Market in 2024 -------------------------------------------- 167 By Doug Saylors, Partner, Co-lead, Cybersecurity, Information Services Group (ISG) Why Companies Are Still Investing in Tech During An Economic Slowdown -------------------------------- 171 By Luke Wallace, VP of Engineering at Bottle Rocket Why Higher Education Is So Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks — And What to Do ------------------------------ 174 By Zac Amos, Features Editor, ReHack With The World Distracted, China Stirs Trouble in The Asia Pacific -------------------------------------------- 178 By Stan Vitek, Resident Geopolitical Analyst, Cyfirma Wireless Peripheral Devices - Security Risk, Exploits and Remediation --------------------------------------- 182 By Prathibha Muraleedhara and Akhilesh Bhangepatil Cyber Defense eMagazine – January 2024 Edition 5 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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Conclusion In conclusion, combining
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2. Selective Attention: Concentrati
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NIS 2: From Obligation to Opportuni
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Once the risks and challenges are i
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Top 6 Security Challenges of SMEs B
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Proactive Remediation is the Way Fo
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Is 2024 the Year of Cloud Repatriat
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Resource optimization: Workloads th
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What to expect in the metaverse The
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SolarWinds Lawsuit Reinforces the N
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Inviting Others to the Table By inc
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e used for an information protectio
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work and not only the good guys can
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terrorism. The criminal groups most
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statement, and the other actions it
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MGM & Caesars Cyberattacks: Lessons
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Companies must also adopt a zero-tr
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Another reason why threats keep gro
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Cyber Insurance: A Smart Investment
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data protection. However, the two a
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Cyber Resilience - Beyond Cyber Sec
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• Leveraging External Expertise:
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Cybersecurity Preparedness 2024 By
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approach and a focus on providing e
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enabled hacker groups to increase t
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Enhancing PCI DSS Compliance: The U
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Understanding how adversaries opera
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cryptocurrency favorably, and there
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About the Author James Hunt holds o
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streamlined architecture with fewer
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From the SIEM to the Lake: Bridging
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About the Author Omer Singer is the
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The Hardest Part: Marketing and Sal
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call upon. I find this fascinating
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Getting AI Right for Security: 5 Pr
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Against this backdrop, it’s criti
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opposition, and even complete inter
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As we have seen in Russia, VPNs off
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Understanding Hyperautomation Hyper
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Learning (ML), Robotic Process Auto
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Identity Providers Are Still the Bu
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About the Author Jason Martin and I
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in terms of reputational, operation
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New Year, New Consumer Demands in C
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2. Transparent communication: Highl
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Key Trends in Cybersecurity Evolvin
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Better and Faster Sandboxes Traditi
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Over an 18-month period, Conti accu
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• During wartime, reduce the atta
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SOC roles aren’t for the faint of
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Safeguarding Children in the Era of
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strategy. Parents should seize the
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Securing Space Infrastructure for U
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For new satellite constellations, p
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Understand Cyber Insurance: Rising
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costs for such an incident. This is
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What You Need to Know About the Cyb
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deployment and time to value. Typic
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Why Companies Are Still Investing i
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technologies (PPT) could be an AI a
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• Abundance of sensitive informat
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5. Upgrade to Newer, More Secure Sy
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they came under armed attack. Howev
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incursions have probably never been
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Keywords - Wireless peripheral devi
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nearby. The best way to prevent suc
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devices are found vulnerable, they
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