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We Heard You. An Agile Approach to Managing Network Security Policy

Firemon

An Agile Approach to Managing Network Security Policy. Today we announced the industry’s first agile network security policy platform which marks both the delivery of core new features and a statement of our future direction. And it’s no wonder why IT organizations have often found themselves at odds with security.

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Microsoft’s July 2023 Patch Tuesday Addresses 130 CVEs (CVE-2023-36884)

Tenable

Microsoft also issued an advisory with guidance on the malicious use of Microsoft signed drivers as well as an advisory regarding a security feature bypass in Trend Micro EFI modules. For more information, please refer to Microsoft’s blog post. It was assigned a CVSSv3 score of 8.8 and was exploited in the wild as a zero-day.

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Let’s Flink on EKS: Data Lake Primer

OpenCredo

The first part of this blog is related to the Flink and S3 infra design. Terraform was orchestrated using a Terragrunt format to handle multiple tenants. The main acceptance criteria are to classify the data and segment it by region; security is enabled by Virtual Private Network (VPC) or VPCe for access to the buckets.

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Palo Alto Networks Secures Black Hat from Itself

Palo Alto Networks

It has evolved into the “intersection of network security and hacker ingenuity… where the establishment and the underground are equally at home.” We will exclusively provide the NOC with security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) with a wide range of automation and integration with the different products used by the NOC.

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Perimeter Is Where Your Workload Is: Creating Policy Abstracted from IP Addressing

Palo Alto Networks

Cloud, containers and microservices are some of the disruptive technologies that have had a transformative impact on enterprise security in recent years. When I visit customers around the world, my advice to them is, “If you are still defining security along IP addresses, your security model will quickly break.”.

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Cortex XDR Further Extends Network Visibility and Endpoint Control

Palo Alto Networks

Cortex XDR application and agent releases in March and April introduce an amazing array of new features to help your security team identify threats in network traffic, orchestrate response at scale and reduce the attack surface of their endpoints. . New endpoint security features include: A host firewall for Windows endpoints.

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5 Reasons Why Threat Intel Management Needs to SOAR!

Palo Alto Networks

Security analysts and threat hunting teams still struggle to efficiently and confidently act on relevant indicators of compromise using disjointed threat intel feeds, tools and processes. Security analysts often lack control over threat intel feeds, forcing them to manually tune and score indicators to match their environment.