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Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in Automated Tank Gauge Systems
Bitsight TRACE explores several critical vulnerabilities discovered in ATG systems and their inherent risk when exposed to the Internet.
Learn how to discover shadow IT with tools like network audits, CASB tools, and train staff to identify and manage hidden tech risks effectively.
The retail industry has always been a favorite target of cyber criminals. We all remember major data breaches like those that affected Target, TJX, and Home Depot — but the truth is that retail security threats have been a daily concern of retailers for a long time.
Cyberattacks on state and local governments are on the rise. In 2020, more than 100 government agencies, including municipalities, were targeted with ransomware – an increasingly popular attack vector.
Today, 59% of data breaches originate with third-party vendors. And, as globalization brings more interconnected supply chains, that number is anticipated to grow.
These days, we often hear the word “quarantine” in everyday conversations--but quarantining takes on a different meaning when it comes to protecting your network.
Often, when we discuss quarantining from a cyber security perspective we’re referring to network segmentation cyber security. But what is network segmentation, and is it the right approach for your organization? The answer to the first part is easy. The second is a bit more complicated.
Often, when we discuss quarantining from a cyber security perspective we’re referring to network segmentation cyber security. But what is network segmentation, and is it the right approach for your organization? The answer to the first part is easy. The second is a bit more complicated.
Here are five questions you should ask yourself as part of your morning cybersecurity checklist that will help to protect your organization.
We are rolling out a new enhanced capability with innovative techniques to improve attribution of customer and corporate infrastructure associated with IT infrastructure businesses.
Cybersecurity governance in 2023 stood out as one of the most eventful in a very long time. Here are five developments that will push CISOs and risk leaders to up their game in 2024.
As we look ahead to 2024, this is a great time to survey the damage of late to understand how enterprise risk postures need to adapt.
Cybersecurity is always changing, and it's up to CISOs to keep up with the times. There are plenty of blogs and newsletters offering information on new developments in data security, but not all of them are worth following.
The chief information officer (CIO) has traditionally owned IT security — and in recent years, cybersecurity has become a larger part of the modern CIO’s responsibility. Cybersecurity is a company-wide issue — and it’s everyone’s responsibility to manage it appropriately — but today, the CIO must act as a steward for the data and ensure that the right controls and processes are in place for data security.
Passwords are only as strong as we make them. Explore the findings of our research around password usage and get the top tips on password security.
A quick list of Android vulnerabilities as outlined and catalogued by CISA.
A quick list of Apple vulnerabilities as outlined and catalogued by CISA.
The payment card industry (PCI) has long been a Holy Grail target for bad actors for obvious reasons. Visa, Mastercard, and American Express account for the bulk of the consumer financial activity in the United States. Breaching them would be an unimaginable windfall for hackers--and, undoubtedly, an unmitigated disaster for the world’s economy.