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2024 Paris Olympics Present Podium-Worthy Cybersecurity Challenges

SecureWorld News

The event not only showcases athletic prowess but also presents a significant challenge for cybersecurity professionals. Critical infrastructure: Ensuring the security of critical infrastructure, including power grids and communication networks, is essential. As the 2024 Olympics approach, the world's eyes will turn to Paris.

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Are Your Firewalls and VPNs the Weakest Link in Your Security Stack?

Network World

It’s the opposite of a firewall and VPN architecture, where once on the corporate network everyone and everything is trusted. The traditional reliance on firewalls and VPNs for cybersecurity is proving inadequate in the face of mounting cyberthreats and changes to network designs due to the cloud.

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Don’t break the bank: Stopping ransomware from getting the best of your business

Network World

The life cycle of a cyberattack Regardless of the method that threat actors use to commit cyberattacks—phishing, malware, and, yes, ransomware—the stages of every attack are remarkably similar. In cyber terms, this translates into the user, device, or vulnerable asset being compromised by a phishing or malware attack. Stay up to date.

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Top 5 Security Trends for CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

Keeping up–and hopefully, staying ahead–presents new challenges. Multifactor authentication fatigue and biometrics shortcomings Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a popular technique for strengthening the security around logins. In reality, generative AI presents a number of new and transformed risks to the organization.

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CIOs Look For Ways To Fool Hackers

The Accidental Successful CIO

Image Credit: Brian Klug Every CIO realizes that a key part of their job is to find ways to keep the bad guys out of the company’s networks. However, I think that we all have to agree that despite our best efforts there is always the possibility that the bad guys may find a way to get into our networks.

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Understanding the Essential Pillars of Phishing Mitigation

SecureWorld News

Malware and attackers can "break in" in various ways. These attacks can come from malicious instructions, social engineering, or authentication attacks, as well as heavy network traffic. These methods aim to put end-users in an advantageous position when under attack or presented with anything suspicious.

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The High Stakes of Cybersecurity in Online Gambling

SecureWorld News

Using strong, unique passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication when available, and being cautious about sharing personal information are crucial steps in protecting oneself. Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks : Using public or unsecured Wi-Fi can expose users to eavesdropping and data theft.