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Security tools are among the most-vulnerable software, researchers warn
Enterprises are rushing to implement security tools to protect their networked environments – but those same tools comprised more than half of the 20 most vulnerability-ridden software products based on regular testing during the last quarter, according to new figures from Flexera Software.
David Braue | 30 Nov | Read more
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Cybersecurity pros are most likely to leave for a number of reasons
Cybersecurity pros are most likely to leave to find more challenging work, better pay, and more flexible working hours, according to a survey released this morning.
Maria Korolov | 31 Mar | Read more
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IBM opens up its threat data as part of new security intelligence sharing platform
IBM has joined an increasing number of vendors who are pushing for real-time cybersecurity information sharing among private and public organizations, researchers and other network defenders.
Lucian Constantin | 17 Apr | Read more
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Technical evidence links destructive malware to attack against Sony Pictures
The destructive malware program that the FBI alerted some companies about this week was likely used against Sony Pictures Entertainment, according to technical evidence found by researchers in the program's code.
Lucian Constantin | 05 Dec | Read more
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Cyber resilience will be particularly important as Australian organisations face increased pressure to quickly detect, respond to, and manage the repercussions of breaches in the wake of 2018’s Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme.
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