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How do you know?

Security Boulevard

By Charles Strauss, Senior Brand Copywriter, Corelight Can you be sure attackers aren’t hiding in your encrypted traffic? Do your DNS queries all have responses, and are they what you expected? Can your investigators go back 18 months ago to find what they need? Do your alerts mean something, or nothing? How do you know? .Read

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A roadmap for developing a secure enterprise cloud operating model

SC Magazine

Network security: Includes Direct Connect (DC) private and public interfaces; DMZ, VPC, and VNet endpoints; transit gateways; load balancers; and DNS. Data Security: Encrypt data in transit and at rest, S3 bucket data (at rest), and EBS root volume and dynamo db.

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The Biggest Lessons about Vulnerabilities at RSAC 2021

eSecurity Planet

Last week’s RSA Conference covered a litany of network security vulnerabilities, from developing more robust tokenization policies and to addressing UEFI-based attacks, and non-endpoint attack vectors. Ransomware: Encryption, Exfiltration, and Extortion. Detect Focus on encryption Assume exfiltration.

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2024 State of Cybersecurity: Reports of More Threats & Prioritization Issues

eSecurity Planet

50,000 DDoS attacks on public domain name service (DNS) resolvers. 553% increase in DNS Flood attacks from 1H 2020 to 2H 2023. DDoS attacks on single networks or websites render them unavailable, but DDoS attacks on DNS resolvers bring down all networks and websites using that DNS resource.