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Securing 5G for 2023 and beyond

CIO

By Anand Oswal, Senior Vice President and GM at cyber security leader Palo Alto Networks While mobile technology has been around for decades, the current generation, 5G, is increasingly being recognized for the exciting new benefits it brings to enterprises, SMBs, and public sector organizations. 5G is designed to go places.

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CIOs Have To Prepare For The Hybrid Work Environment

The Accidental Successful CIO

Computing devices, too, are moving in and out of the company network, with employees bringing their laptops onto company networks and then taking them back home – where they’re much more exposed to hackers and can easily get infected with malware. Cyberattacks jumped 238% globally last year.

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Enhance Your Security Posture: Doing Four Things Can Reduce Unauthorized Penetrations by 85%

CTOvision

Malware Defenses. href="[link] Control 5: Malware Defenses. Wireless Device Control. href="[link] Control 7: Wireless Device Control. Secure Configurations for Network Devices such as Firewalls, Routers, and Switches. Limitation and Control of Network Ports, Protocols, and Services. Data Recovery Capability.

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Securing Critical Infrastructure with Zero Trust

CIO

By Anand Oswal, Senior Vice President and GM at cyber security leader Palo Alto Networks Critical infrastructure forms the fabric of our society, providing power for our homes and businesses, fuel for our vehicles, and medical services that preserve human health. OT-IT network segmentation. Application of Zero Trust policies.

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The Ultimate Guide to Botnets: Attack Flow, Examples, Detection and Prevention

Altexsoft

The word “botnet” is an amalgamation of two terms: robot (bot) and network. A botnet is a network of computers, called “bots”, which are controlled by a single attacker, called “bot herder” or “bot master”. To control the machines in the network, the bots are infected with malware that places them under the control of the bot herder.

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The Ultimate Guide to Botnets: Attack Flow, Examples, Detection and Prevention

Altexsoft

The word “botnet” is an amalgamation of two terms: robot (bot) and network. A botnet is a network of computers, called “bots”, which are controlled by a single attacker, called “bot herder” or “bot master”. To control the machines in the network, the bots are infected with malware that places them under the control of the bot herder.