The Parallax

SEPTEMBER 7, 2018

And while some research indicates that connected technology might solve urban traffic woes—imagine networks of autonomous vehicles , outfitted with sensors that interact with traffic lights —it wouldn’t take much effort in the nearer future, some theorize, for a car network hack to grind urban traffic to a halt. billion by 2021.

Automotive 183

Automotive Malware Internet Authentication 183

Kaseya

DECEMBER 23, 2020

trillion USD annually by 2025, up from $3 trillion USD in 2015. These tools detect insider threats by monitoring: Unauthorized logins New apps installed on locked-down computers Users that were recently granted admin rights to a device New devices on restricted networks, and more. Phishing Attacks.

Artificial Inteligence 106

Artificial Inteligence How To Malware IoT 106

CTOvision

MARCH 17, 2015

1 area of spending increase in 2015, with nearly half (46%) planning to invest more in access control, intrusion prevention, and virus and malware protection. Multi-factor authentication for both cloud-based accounts and on-premise Active Directory will now be part of Windows, rather needing a hardware solution to complete.

Windows 111

Windows Enterprise Malware IoT 111

Tenable

MARCH 24, 2022

Leaked internal chats between Conti ransomware group members offer a unique glimpse into its inner workings and provide valuable insights, including details on over 30 vulnerabilities used by the group and its affiliates, as well as specifics about its processes after infiltrating a network, like how it targets Active Directory. Description.

Windows 101

Windows Groups Healthcare Report 101

The Parallax

JULY 17, 2018

The 10th count charges all defendants with conspiracy to launder more than $95,000 in cryptocurrency, earned during 2015 and 2016, with the intention of supporting illegal activity. The 29-page indictment is vast in scope and deep in detail.

Malware 151

Malware Government Systems Administration Infrastructure 151

Lacework

OCTOBER 4, 2022

Even if you’re an ex-employee, you probably can’t hack right into their network from your own computer. . This type of data would normally be in a sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF) off network,” Greg said. But if it’s not their facility, and they don’t have malware already on it, it’s not very likely. .

.Net 78

.Net Network Research Internet 78

CTOvision

FEBRUARY 20, 2017

43 percent of the phishing campaigns launched in 2015 targeted small businesses. Suspicious emails, fraudulent websites and SMS texts with malicious embedded links are the most common ways hackers can get into your servers and infect your network. Strong password authentication or biometric identification.

Data 108

Data Mobile Small Business Malware 108