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Why Cybersecurity Strategy Must Start With Identity

Duo's Security Blog

Traditionally, organizations have relied on strong authentication requirements, such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), to address compromised access. Identity Threat Detection & Response: Limiting the blast radius A robust identity security program also includes dedicated Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR).

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Turning Microsoft’s MFA Requirement for Azure Into an Epic Security Win With Duo

Duo's Security Blog

Starting next month, Microsoft announced that they will begin rolling out mandatory multi-factor authentication (MFA) sign-in for Azure (also known as Microsoft Entra ID) resources. Most recently, Duo became the first approved vendor in Microsoft’s new External Authentication Methods framework.

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Identity-Based Breaches: Navigating the Aftermath

Duo's Security Blog

As organizations continue to rely on digital identities for access control and authentication, the risk of identity compromise grows. Enhance Monitoring and Detection Capabilities: Implement or upgrade security monitoring tools to detect suspicious activities and potential breaches in real-time.

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Bad Luck: BlackCat Ransomware Bulletin

Security Boulevard

Use multifactor authentication where possible. eBook: The Definitive Guide to AI and Automation Powered Detection and Response. Brief assessment by Palo Alto Unit 42 threat research. hard drive, storage device, the cloud). Implement the shortest acceptable timeframe for password changes. FBI Flash Briefing.

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Chinese fraudsters: evading detection and monetizing stolen credit card information

CyberSecurity Insiders

Additionally, NFTs and eBooks are also suitable for money laundering. They may use methods such as pretending to be the rightful owner (social engineering) and calling the card company's call center to confirm the limit, disabling the one-time password authentication required for card use, or using other social engineering tactics.