By investing in behavioral detection, integrating threat intel with red and blue teams, sharing knowledge, and verifying and validating detections, companies can build very successful threat detection programs.
Reporter Josh Renaud notified the state that more than 100,000 educators' Social Security numbers were embedded in the HTML code of the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Gov. Mike Parson quickly insisted that viewing website source code — a built-in feature of all web browsers since the 1990s — was criminal hacking.
Google Cloud's new security solution called Virtual Machine Threat Detection has become available for public preview on the company's Security Command Center platform.
In a CyberRisk Alliance virtual event, Casey Ellis, the founder, chairman and CTO of Bugcrowd, speaks with SC Media Senior Reporter Joe Uchill about threat hunting while an organization's employees work from home.
Along with a single intake form, Google touts a more interactive, gamified site that offers per-country leaderboards and awards for finding certain bugs.
Security starts before detection and response, but many organizations focus there first. Mature security teams understand the importance of identification and protection. Establishing good cyber hygiene and taking proactive measures to secure themselves against the ever-increasing threat landscape is a critical first step in a holistic security program. How should organizations build a holistic security […]
