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Bleeping Computer
An innocent mistake can lead to a corporate nightmare. Learn from Specops Software about five of the most frequent cybersecurity blunders that can let attackers breach a network. [...]
Bleeping Computer
To increase password security, regulatory bodies recommend longer and unique passwords. Despite this, many still stick to using the same easy-to-guess passwords for the sake of convenience. Learn more from Specops Software on an alternative approach that supports security and end-user experience at the same time. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Password reuse is a difficult vulnerability for IT teams to get full visibility over. Learn more from Specops Software on how to mitigate the risk of compromised credentials. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Passwords have long been used as the primary gatekeepers of digital security, yet they can also be a weak link in the chain. Learn more from Specops Software on how to find and secure compromised passwords. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Training end-users to spot phishing has its benefits, but it's clear to see organizations as a whole have failed to make a dent in phishing attacks. Learn more from Specops Software on how phishers use social engineering to exploit human psychology. [...]
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Though there are many ways to create passwords, not all are equally effective. It is important to consider the various ways a password-protected system can fail. [...]
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While it can be difficult to prevent all users' "bad" behavior, there are several cybersecurity best practices to train and regularly remind your employees of. [...]
The Hacker News
Passwords are at the core of securing access to an organization's data. However, they also come with security vulnerabilities that stem from their inconvenience. With a growing list of credentials to keep track of, the average end-user can default to shortcuts. Instead of creating a strong and unique password for each account, they resort to easy-to-remember passwords, or use the same password
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The best line of defense against holiday hacking schemes is a comprehensive incident response strategy that focuses on end-user vulnerabilities. The holiday season is upon us and with it a slew of cybersecurity scams preying on end-user vulnerabilities. Because employees often use their business emails and cell phones as their primary point of contact, these scams quickly become a threat to
Dark Reading
Led by Microsoft's M12 venture fund, Valence's Series A round accelerates the company's ability to help customers secure their SaaS mesh from risk created by democratized end-user adoption, third-party integrations, unmanaged identities, and external data sharing.