Microsoft has fixed 60 vulnerabilities this monthly update round, including two zero-days and patches for the newly disclosed Intel L1TF bugs. August Patch Tuesday saw updates to fix two zero-days already publicly disclosed and being exploited in the wild. These should be the top priorities for admins this month, according to Ivanti director of product management, security, […]
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While the 100th PGA of America tournament is under way at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri, it is unclear whether PGA has had access to its servers returned after it was struck with a ransomware attack earlier this week, according to news from Golfweek. Members of the PGA staff allegedly discovered the attack Tuesday morning when
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Spam Click Rates High, 2FA Use Low at Work Organizations continue to be at risk from insider threats because they lack strong identity management solutions, whether it’s end users clicking on spam, issues with multifactor authentication (MFA), or companies keeping their decisions about security and identity separate, according to three new surveys released by F-Secure, SecureAuth Core Security and ObserveIT. According
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Your Data Is Not Safe Airport Networks Are Putting Your Devices & Cloud Apps at Severe Risk, released by Coronet found that some of America’s airports are cyber-insecure. The data collected identified San Diego International Airport, John Wayne Airport-Orange County (CA) International Airport and Houston’s William P. Hobby International Airport as lagging in cybersecurity. Over the course of
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The number of cyber incidents saw a 32% jump in the first quarter of 2018 compared to the same period in 2017, according to a new report from Positive Technologies. According to the report, hackers are motivated by data theft, and malware attacks have spiked 75% since Q1 2017. “Attackers are planning to either use these
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Q&A with Brian Ruschman, President of C-Forward, Inc. C-Forward is a top Tier Managed Services Provider for Manufacturers and Non-Profits monitoring and managing a customer’s Computer Network 24/7, Cloud Computing and Data Security while Implementing IT Solutions. CEOCFO: Mr. Ruschman, according to your site, C-Forward prides itself on being a top tier managed services provider.
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Microsoft’s next major Windows 10 update, codenamed “Redstone 5,” has been in testing for a few weeks now, and the company is now ready to unveil some new features that it’s experimenting with. Alongside the new Sets feature for all Windows 10 apps, Microsoft is also changing the way the Alt-Tab feature works. Instead of
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Microsoft has released new Windows updates that include Intel hardware fixes to address the Spectre variant 2 CPU flaw. Microsoft this last week published on the Microsoft Update Catalog KB4078407 and KB4091666, respectively a software update for Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, and an update targeting Intel machines that includes the chip-maker’s microcode updates. The two updates
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