Leave No Apps Behind: Protection from Legacy to Cloud to Containers
Most enterprises are running a mix of new and old applications and platforms. This includes legacy apps that can’t be easily retired and cutting-ed...
Eliminate Blind Spots: Protect the Full Application Stack
If you lock your front door but leave a basement window open, that’s where the burglars will go. Similarly, placing a shiny new padlock on a front ...
Prepare for a Different Fight: Runtime Is the New Battleground
You can’t stop what you can’t see. And attackers have found an area to exploit that conventional cyber security tools cannot see. This area is appl...
Change Your Thinking: Turn Conventional Security Inside Out
In medieval days, knights in shining armor could defend the drawbridge as the main point of entry to the castle. Under fierce siege, the king could...
The Ransomware Tsunami Continues Slamming Healthcare & Banks
2020 continues to dish out unforeseen difficulties and challenges, many at devastating levels. In the realm of cybersecurity, it’s been no differen...
How to Ensure Your Company Is Protected from Ransomware Attacks
Brilliance Security Magazine, May 21, 2020, Article by Willy Leichter, Virsec
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Lucifer Malware Hits Unpatched Windows Systems
Another new malware is on the scene, discovered by Unit 42 security researchers at Palo Alto Networks.
Lucifer malware attacks a Windows vulnerabil...
Most Employees Would Enjoy Working from Home (WFH) Long Term
Living through a pandemic is fraught with difficulty, but one thing is clear. For people fortunate enough to have the option of working from home, ...
New Malware Hides Inside Rogue Virtual Machines
Data Center Knowledge, June 2, 2020, with comments from Satya Gupta.
Security experts identify a new worrisome threat vector, but not all of them a...
New Malware Makes Air-Gapped Data Center Networks Less Bulletproof
Data Center Knowledge, June 2, 2020, with comments by Satya Gupta
An advanced cyber-espionage group is designing malware that can “jump” across air...