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• VPNFilter malware: How can users protect themselves?

  A new threat named VPNFilter was discovered by cybersecurity researchers after home and office routers were compromised. Learn how this malware works with Judith Myerson. Continue Reading

• How does Telegram malware bypass end-to-end encryption?

  A Telegram malware called Telegrab targets Telegram's desktop instant messaging service to collect and exfiltrate cache data. Expert Michael Cobb explains how Telegrab works. Continue Reading

• How does Android Protected Confirmation provide security for users?

  Android P integrates Android Protected Confirmation, which provides sufficient trust in the authentication process. Learn more about this new feature with expert Michael Cobb. Continue Reading

• Security access controls over identities must be priority

  IT security pros must pay attention to securing identity and access, or their companies will pay the price. Make sure your policies are updated and the best tools are in place. Continue Reading

• Identity and access management in cloud: The way forward

  Cloud services are major players in most companies now and can have a major impact on the management of access and identity governance. Learn how to handle IAM in the cloud era. Continue Reading

• What about enterprise identity management for 'non-users'?

  Identity and access management for service, machine and application accounts is as important as it is for individuals, so be sure your IAM strategy considers so-called non-users.Continue Reading

• How hardening options help handle unpatchable vulnerabilities

  Using multiple hardening options to endure unpatchable vulnerabilities is explored in a recent NIST report. Learn how entropy sources can be an additional option with Judith Myerson.Continue Reading

• How does the Android Rowhammer exploit affect users?

  Android Rowhammer is a hardware weakness in older devices that puts users at risk of remote exploits. Expert Michael Cobb explains why it's important to upgrade to newer devices.Continue Reading

• IonCube malware: Who do these malicious files put at risk?

  Malicious files posing as legitimate ionCube files were recently found by WordPress and Joomla admins. Learn how the ionCube malware works with expert Nick Lewis.Continue Reading

• How the STARTTLS Everywhere initiative will affect surveillance

  The EFF's STARTTLS Everywhere initiative encrypts email during delivery and aims to prevent mass email surveillance. Expert Michael Cobb explains how STARTTLS works.Continue Reading

• How hard-coded credentials threaten industrial control systems

  Hard-coded credentials open industrial control systems up to unauthorized access by malicious actors. Expert Ernie Hayden explains the threat and what enterprises can do about it.Continue Reading

• SamSam ransomware: How can enterprises prevent an attack?

  SamSam ransomware infected the Colorado DOT after hitting hospitals, city councils and companies. Learn how this version differs from those we've seen in the past.Continue Reading

• Red team assessments and post-assessment posture improvement

  Testing an organization's security maturity is crucial for an organization to improve their post-assessment posture. Learn how red teaming can help this situation with Matt Pascucci.Continue Reading

• Bad Android apps: How can Google's new detection model help?

  Malicious apps have been a consistent problem for the Google Play Store, so a new detection model has been released to help clean it up. Learn how this system works with Nick Lewis.Continue Reading

• How can a 13-year-old configuration flaw affect SAP systems?

  Cybersecurity vendor Onapsis found a 13-year-old flaw that affects nine out of 10 SAP NetWeaver systems. Learn how the flaw affects SAP systems with expert Judith Myerson.Continue Reading