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Verizon DBIR 2013: Damage caused by simple attacks, slow detection
Verizon's 2013 breach report shows most breaches are caused by a select few attack types, and the majority of breaches aren't detected for months. News
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How to use RAT security flaws to turn the table on attackers
Nick Lewis discusses how to learn from RAT security flaws not only for defense, but also to find out more about attackers via offensive security. Answer
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MiniFlame malware: Assessing the threat to enterprises
Expert Nick Lewis analyzes miniFlame, the plug-in for the Flame malware, to determine how it operates and whether enterprises should be concerned. Answer
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Analyzing updated man-in-the-browser attack techniques
Do man-in-the-browser attack prevention tactics need to be updated as the attacks themselves take on new characteristics? Expert Nick Lewis discusses. Answer
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Malware hits businesses 20 to 60 times an hour, say researchers
Advanced cyber attacks hit businesses 20 times an hour on average, say researchers at security firm FireEye News
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Botnet takedowns: A dramatic defense
The infections and cyberattacks that botnets are used to launch remain hard-to-detect malware threats that have moved beyond PCs to mobile devices. Feature
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The pros, cons and ROI of network malware detection
Consider the pros and cons of network malware detection when calculating ROI, says expert Matt Pascucci. Answer
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Why advanced malware detection is key to cut through 'network noise'
Video: Wolfgang Kandek, CTO at Qualys, discusses the need for advanced malware detection as true enterprise threats are being lost in "network noise." Video
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Utilize Windows 8 ELAM to secure the boot process, detect rootkits
Expert Michael Cobb details how the Windows 8 ELAM feature can detect rootkits and other malicious drivers, help secure the Windows boot process. Answer
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Application whitelisting vs. blacklisting: Which is the way forward?
Which method is better at fighting next-gen malware? Security expert Michael Cobb weighs in on the application whitelisting vs. blacklisting debate. Answer