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February 28, 2022 Pierluigi Stella

AI & Cybersecurity

Something I keep hearing of late is what cybersecurity is set to look like this year (and beyond), as well …

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August 03, 2016 Pierluigi Stella

Why You Need A WAF – Part 1

At the time of writing of this blog, attacks against web servers are (by far) the most prevalent issue in …

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November 28, 2018 Sheela Goh

How I Protect My Personal Data From Cyber Threats

I’ve resisted writing for the blog for almost six years now, for the simple reason that I simply did not …

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June 11, 2021 Sheela Goh

SIEM & Logs To Collect

As we increasingly deploy the SIEM within client networks, we're learning some good lessons. Generally, there seems to be a misunderstanding …

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March 04, 2020 Pierluigi Stella

How A SIEM Keeps Watch, Like Big Brother, But Over Your Network – Part I

Since 2000, our sole agenda is to provide Enterprise class perimeter security defense to the SMB market.  For two decades, …

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How A SIEM Keeps Watch, Like Big Brother, But Over Your Network – Part I
March 04, 2020 Pierluigi Stella

How A SIEM Keeps Watch, Like Big Brother, But Over Your Network – Part I

Since 2000, our sole agenda is to provide Enterprise class perimeter security defense to the SMB market.  For two decades, …
Embracing Enterprise-Wide Encryption
June 26, 2019 Pierluigi Stella

Embracing Enterprise-Wide Encryption

Why haven’t organizations yet embraced enterprise-wide encryption? What are the benefits? What are the chief obstacles? Encryption is being touted as the balm for …
The Dark Side Of The Web
April 10, 2019 Guest Contributor

The Dark Side Of The Web

What do bomb threats, webcam hoaxes, fake credit cards, identity theft, and targeted hacking, increasingly have in common? The Dark …
Thriving in the Era of Cyberattacks
January 31, 2019 Pierluigi Stella

Thriving in the Era of Cyberattacks

When we say cybersecurity, we immediately think hackers, spam, phishing, rogue nations, Nigerian scams, and the likes.  Our mind automatically …
Old Passwords for Sale: May Still Work
January 23, 2019 D. Nour Dandan

Old Passwords for Sale: May Still Work

Last week, Troy Hunt, a security researcher who runs Have I Been Pwned, reported finding an 87GB file of 773M …

CYBER SECURITY

AI & Cybersecurity
February 28, 2022 Pierluigi Stella

AI & Cybersecurity

Something I keep hearing of late is what cybersecurity is set to look like this year (and beyond), as well …
SIEM & Logs To Collect
June 11, 2021 Sheela Goh

SIEM & Logs To Collect

As we increasingly deploy the SIEM within client networks, we're learning some good lessons. Generally, there seems to be a misunderstanding …
Cybersecurity For The Healthcare Industry
October 23, 2020 Pierluigi Stella

Cybersecurity For The Healthcare Industry

My first reaction when someone asks me about the kind of “cybersecurity for (insert specific industry)” is always to respond …

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    DATA BREACHES

    When Does Security Become Too Much?
    January 10, 2019 Pierluigi Stella

    When Does Security Become Too Much?

    Is there even such a thing as too much cyber security? And can it be counterproductive? In my opinion the …
    Healthcare Data Breaches (2010 – 2017)
    January 29, 2018 D. Nour Dandan

    Healthcare Data Breaches (2010 – 2017)

    Healthcare is one of the most heavily targeted industries when it comes to cyber attacks. In the infographic below, we …
    Bottom line of LinkedIn Hack: Step Up Your security
    May 24, 2016 Pierluigi Stella

    Bottom line of LinkedIn Hack: Step Up Your security

    The sheer idea of hacking into a network and stealing data is based on being stealthy. Hackers are really good …

    RANSOMWARE

    What’s the Deal with Ransomware Today?
    December 05, 2018 Sheela Goh

    What’s the Deal with Ransomware Today?

    We last talked about ransomware a while back when 2016 was dubbed as the year of ransomware.  Since then, there …
    2017’s Top 10 Ransomware Attacks
    January 08, 2018 D. Nour Dandan

    2017’s Top 10 Ransomware Attacks

    Ransomware has been and continues to be front-of-mind. In the infographic, we take a look at 2017's Top 20 Ransomware …
    Ransomware: The Silver Lining
    November 10, 2017 D. Nour Dandan

    Ransomware: The Silver Lining

    Ransomware continues to be a significant threat to organizations worldwide.  News coverage has brought it to the forefront of cybersecurity …

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    January 28, 2014 Network Box USA

    At CES, new data collection in gadgets raises interest, and eyebrows

    By Andy Vuong LAS VEGAS — As the Consumer Electronics Association prepared Sunday to welcome the world’s largest gathering of technology …

    January 27, 2014 Network Box USA

    6 Dirty Secrets of the IT industry

    By Dan Yynan IT pros usually know where the bodies are buried. Sometimes that’s because they’re the ones holding the shovel. We …

    December 17, 2013 Network Box USA

    The Year DDoS Got Real for CUs

    Before 2013, Distributed Denial of Service attacks seemed to many credit union executives as something the other guys worried about. …

    November 25, 2013 Network Box USA

    Is open source encryption the answer to NSA snooping?

    When Unisys CISO John Frymier came in to work on Friday, Sept. 6, the phones were ringing, and continued to …

    Evaluating Einstein DHS 3
    November 14, 2013 Pierluigi Stella

    Evaluating Einstein DHS 3

    From what I’ve gathered, based on reading the various articles and interviews found on the web on Einstein DHS 3, …

    November 14, 2013 Pierluigi Stella

    C is for CryptoLocker

    CB Insight There’s been a lot of talk about the CryptoLocker lately, as though it’s something new or unique.  Sorry to …

    October 31, 2013 Network Box USA

    Can Snowden revert privacy to a social norm?

    SEATTLE – The steady trickle of revelations of government snooping that continues to seep from the Edward Snowden documents is …

    October 29, 2013 Network Box USA

    Windows XP users six times more likely to be hacked

    SEATTLE – Microsoft’s venerable Windows XP operating is six times more likely to be successfully hacked than newer Windows 7 …

    October 29, 2013 Network Box USA

    6 Dirty Secrets of the IT Industry

    By Dan Tynan InfoWorld — IT pros usually know where the bodies are buried. Sometimes that’s because they’re the ones holding the …

    September 12, 2013 Network Box USA

    Federal DDoS Warnings Are Outdated

    It’s always the same: Government cybersecurity experts learn of pending distributed denial of service attacks, especially around the anniversary of …