Network Security archives
DNS Data: The New Cybersecurity Hero
There is cruel irony in DNS. By their very nature, Domain Name Systems facilitate an internet-friendly naming environment making it simple and seamless for…
Federal IT: Sure, Your DNS is Compliant. But are You Secure?
For Federal IT managers, compliance is a primary motivator.
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NotPetya: DNS-leveraging Malware
Hot on the heels of last month’s WannaCry ransomware attack comes a new threat: NotPetya.
Protect Against Malvertising with an Active Security Strategy
If you pay attention to the world of security you’ve probably heard about the upswing in a type of attack known as Malvertising.
The Dyn DNS DDoS Attack, and What to Do About It
The Dyn Attack Explained On October 21 2016, Dyn, a major internet Domain Name System (DNS) service provider, was attacked. This attack used a massive…
Five Tips to Reduce Dwell Time
Dwell time is arguably the most accurate indicator of an enterprise’s security.
Pokemon Go: When Cybersecurity “Breaches” Real Life
Many of you may have recently seen what appear to be zombies roaming the planet in search of their next victim.
Top Security Issues for the C-Suite: Q&A with BlueCat’s Director of Cybersecurity Solutions
Security continues to be top of mind for all organizations. Threats are more pervasive, sophisticated and appear as headlines in the news on a regular…
Take your PCI compliance to the next level
Think about how many times each day you pull a credit or debit card out of your wallet to pay for gas, groceries, a cup of coffee, or a new pair of shoes.
Passwords aren’t going anywhere anytime soon, so make sure you have a good one
Years ago, futurists predicted many advances such as flying cars, teleportation, a cure for old age to name a few things that would be available by now.…
Managing Cyber Attacks in the Health Care Industry
The health care industry is more susceptible to cyber attacks than any other industry today.
DNS Best Practices: Architectures that Work
DNS is a core network service. You’d be hard pressed to think of a service, public or private, that doesn’t rely on DNS at some point.