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Apache Struts Makes a Comeback

Apache Struts Makes a Comeback

Apache Struts is a critical remote code execution vulnerability affecting Struts newer versions of 2.3.5 – 2.3.31 and Struts 2.5-2.5.10.

The Top 8 Data Security Best Practices to Protect Against a Successful Breach

The Top 8 Data Security Best Practices to Protect Against a Successful Breach

Proactively evaluating and improving your existing cybersecurity strategy based on a comprehensive approach across pre-breach and post-breach risks can significantly reduce your likelihood of being affected by cybercrime. Here are 8 data security best practices that can significantly reduce the likelihood of a successful attack and minimize the impact of those that are successful.

Why Vulnerability Management is Important

Why Vulnerability Management is Important

An organization must stay ahead with a solid vulnerability management program early in the game. If you don’t, you may end up with unmanageable risks and forcing you to make even more expensive decisions down the road.

Should You Invest in a SOC?

Should You Invest in a SOC?

The benefits of a SOC are numerous; however, building a SOC is costly in both time and expense. Learn about the process involved with building a SOC or choosing a managed security services solution.

Vulnerability Management in the Cloud: A Fresh Approach

Vulnerability Management in the Cloud: A Fresh Approach

Whether you are running a server under your desk or have hundreds of servers at data centers around the world, you know that you need to make sure your data and applications are protected from hackers trying to exploit known vulnerabilities.

Where is IPv1, 2, 3,and 5?

While researching IPv6, I decided it would be a good exercise to tell the short, but interesting story about IPv5. Now the Internet Protocol (IP) was not originally designed as a method of managing addresses on networks; it was intended as a technology to split the original network stack with Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) at layer four and IP at layer three.

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