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Steganography in contemporary cyberattacks
A strong upward trend in malware developers using steganography for different purposes is seen, including for concealing C&C communication and for downloading malicious modules
DDoS attacks in Q2 2017
Money remains the driving force of DDoS attacks.The growing interest in cryptocurrencies leads to an increase in their exchange-value in the second quarter of 2017.
CSO Alert: The 5 biggest ransomware attacks of the last 5 years
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How GRC can support your cybersecurity ploy
Apart from buying the best security measures, cybersecurity strengthening needs to get the basics right --precisely what Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) offers.
GST: Security issues plaguing India's latest tax reform
From data leaks to the open source platform the network is being hosted on, experts have raised concerns from time to time about GST-related security issues. Here's a brief insight into a few of them.
Data exploitation is on rise, secure your assets: Akshay Aggarwal, Oracle India
While newer technologies offer better opportunities to respond to information security threats, enterprises need to ensure right checks and balances.
The Unbelievably Diverse Array of Devices Managed by Customers
"How many of my Android devices can support device encryption?” - Brad Anderson explains how to deal with this challenge.
Are you safeguarded against Ransomware?
Organizations need to play smart to prevent Ransomware attacks. Creating regular back-ups of your data will go a long way in your preparedness to tackling cyber-attacks.
RSA solutions to prevent undesired user behaviour
Incorporating essential capabilities around visibility, analysis, and action into activities allows organizations to hunt out threats and be proactive about protecting their most valuable digital assets.
Effective method to tackle Schroedinger's Pet(ya)
After an analysis of the encryption routine of the malware used in the Petya/ExPetr attacks, it has been found that this malware campaign was designed as a wiper pretending to be ransomware.
A comprehensive KSN Report: Ransomware in 2016-17
This report has been prepared using depersonalized data processed by Kaspersky Security Network (KSN). The metrics are based on the number of distinct users of Kaspersky Lab products with the KSN feature enabled, who encountered ransomware at least once in a given period.
Petya attacks global businesses with same vulnerability as WannaCry
Another global ransomware attack, PetrWrap, or Petya, crippled the cyber world, barely over a month after WannaCry. Did India get affected?
How cybersecurity fares in the digital transformation era: Leo Joseph, HP
Digital transformation has left a whole host of vulnerabilities attacking the workplace from all quarters. Leo Joseph, Senior Director of Enterprise Sales and Solutions, at HP India, gives us a glimpse at what’s at stake.
What drives cybersecurity in telecom: Siva Sivasubramanian, Bharti Airtel
Siva Sivasubramanian of Bharti Airtel shared his insights into what makes the telecom sector a prime target for cyber criminals, and what the industry can do to fight back.
When does support end for... Microsoft Office 2007?
There's just three months before the already-extended suite goes dark -- literally, in the case of Outlook 2007
Security trends you may have missed in 2017
With over 90 percent Indian businesses revealing that they are at risk of being breached, how should enterprises look at security this year?
New threat alert! Beware of those deceptive malware patches
Cyber criminals are now cashing in on the widespread fear looming on the security landscape. There are a host of malware patches that are actually malwares in themselves.
What makes identity-driven security the new age firewall
Propelled by the need to provide a holistic, identity-driven protection, Microsoft’s Enterprise Mobility & Security solutions (EM&S) stitches in intuitive security on a future-ready platform. What takes the cake though, is that it ensures productivity without compromising on user privilege.
Cybersecurity in healthcare: It's just not enough
A recent finding revealed that Indian healthcare companies are spending less than 6 percent of the total IT budget on cybersecurity. Given the spate of recent cybersecurity attacks bringing the industry to its knees, is the healthcare sector a sitting duck for cyber thugs?