Identity & Access
Magic Links Demystified: Simplifying and Securing User Logins
Discover the simplicity and security of magic link authentication in this article. We dive into how magic links work, providing a hassle-free and secure alternative to traditional passwords. By exploring its benefits, ...
Tax Scams Ramping Up as the April 15 Deadline Approaches
With the IRS deadline only weeks away, businesses and individuals are racing to get their taxes filed, and bad actors are doing what they can to keep pace with them. Both Microsoft ...
Security Boulevard
Why SSH Certificates Can Be A Better Option For Remote Access Than SSH Keys
Krupa Patil | | certificate authority, iam, identity and access management, private keys, public keys, SSH certificates, SSH Key Management, SSH Keys, SSL/TLS authentication
SSH (Secure Shell) is a secure communication protocol widely used to enable secure access to remote devices and servers over an unsecured network like the Internet. stands as a strong and reliable ...
Cybersecurity Insights with Contrast CISO David Lindner | 3/22/24
David Lindner, Director, Application Security | | API security, APIs, chat apps, Critical Infrastructure, passwords
Insight #1 Things are well and good in the hacker community, as they are now attacking critical water systems. But honestly, one of the attacks was due to a default admin password ...
Aligning With NSA’s Cloud Security Guidance: Four Takeaways
Shelley Leveson, Director of Content Marketing, HYPR | | Authentication, FIDO, Industry News, passwordless, risk compliance
The National Security Agency (NSA), in conjunction with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), recently released its “Top Ten Cloud Security Mitigation Strategies” for organizations to make their cloud environments more ...
Why an Identity-First Security Strategy Is so Important
With the turn of the 20th century and the rise of the internet, transactions and... The post Why an Identity-First Security Strategy Is so Important appeared first on Entrust Blog ...
EPA and White House Raise Alarm on Water Cybersecurity
Richi Jennings | | Critical Infrastructure, critical infrastructure assets, critical infrastructure attack, Critical Infrastructure Cyber security, Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Drinking Water, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, ICS, operational technologies, OT, public water systems, SB Blogwatch, wastewater, water, water distribution systems, Water industry, water infrastructure, White House
Iran and China fingered: Biden admin. chides governors: Water infra. lacks “even basic cybersecurity precautions.” ...
Security Boulevard
9 SSH Key Management Best Practices You Need to Know
Krupa Patil | | Certificate Management, DEVOPS, firewalls, identity and access management, RBAC, SSH Keys
In today’s distributed workplace model, privileged remote access to servers and systems is essential to ensure smooth operations. Secure Shell (SSH) keys play a pivotal role in facilitating this access securely. IT ...
How MSPs and Resellers Should Approach Cybersecurity
Enzoic | | Active Directory, Cybersecurity, Data breaches, Password Security, Password Tips, Threat Intel
What are the threats facing credential security? How partners can take steps to prevent their clients from falling victim to them? The post How MSPs and Resellers Should Approach Cybersecurity appeared first ...
WordPress Brute-Force Attacks: Sites Used As Staging Ground
Wajahat Raja | | Admin Interface, brute-force attacks, Crypto Drainers, Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity News, Distributed Brute-Force Attacks, Malicious JavaScript Injections, Password Security, security measures, sucuri, Vulnerability Exploitation, Website Security, wordpress security, XMLRPC.php File
In a recent discovery by Sucuri, a concerning trend has emerged involving brute-force attacks on WordPress sites through malicious JavaScript injections. These WordPress brute-force attacks stand out for their stealthy approach. Security ...