Kaseya

NOVEMBER 3, 2020

The Weapon: Two-Factor Authentication. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), a form of multi-factor authentication, uses a second layer of authentication to access your systems by requiring users to provide a password (something they know) and a mobile app or token (something they have). The Threat: Malware.

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Ivanti

SEPTEMBER 9, 2021

The other good news is these suspicious or untrusted configuration profiles, malware, and other malicious exploits including the Pegasus spyware will be detected by Ivanti Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and trigger compliance actions like block access to corporate resources or quarantine actions on the device. CalDAV calendar service settings.

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O'Reilly Media - Ideas

AUGUST 2, 2021

Good practices for authentication, backups, and software updates are the best defense against ransomware and many other attacks. It’s a minor change, but we’ve long argued that in AI, “why” may give you more information than “what.” That’s new and very dangerous territory.

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Tenable

OCTOBER 28, 2022

Block legacy authentication protocols. For more information, read the CISA announcement. Check out these Tenable resources for more information about this topic: “ The shift to integrated cybersecurity platforms: a growing trend among CISOs ”. Disable automatic forwarding of emails to external domains. Systems management.

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Kaseya

OCTOBER 28, 2021

Hackers may also collect sensitive information from unwitting users by sending a link to a bogus website and requesting their login details. It’s also advisable to change passwords frequently since hackers can install keylogging software on a user’s system to obtain personally identifiable information (PII).

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Kaseya

SEPTEMBER 21, 2021

Once bad actors gain access to an organization’s computer network, they can damage the business by blocking access, encrypting systems and data to demand a ransom, or surreptitiously stealing crucial information that can fetch them a tidy sum on the dark web. Even if a piece of software has many flaws, it might be hard to spot them all.

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