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Embracing the “new normal”, the Ministry of Information and Communications together with the Authority of Information Security (MIC) and IEC Group will be hosting the fifth annual Vietnam Security Summit…

Our recent company bonding trip @ ClubMed on 4-6 May was a huge success!

We’d like to provide an update on our investigation into the suspicious activity detected in our Fortra GoAnywhere MFT solution. Working with Unit 42, we have completed our investigation and have compiled a factual summary of the investigation, as well as continuous improvement actions Fortra is taking to further strengthen our systems and recommended actions customers can take to secure their data and improve their security posture using available features in the GoAnywhere MFT solution.

This is the seventh part of my syslog-ng tutorial. Last time, we learned about syslog-ng destinations and the log path. Today, we learn about syslog-ng network logging. At the end of the session, we will send test messages to a syslog-ng network source.

If you haven’t read Part 1 of our Security Awareness Training ROI, you can here. In it, we discussed the high-level overview of why security awareness training should be a vital part of any company’s cybersecurity strategy and how to get the best security awareness training ROI.

Free software, also known as open-source software, sounds like a good way to cut already high IT costs. As the name suggests, it’s free, thus it shouldn’t cost anything. But is it really that simple? Let’s find out.

Reduce Cyber Risk for your organization

In 2021, 25 billion attacks on Azure AD accounts were reported. Your organization Active Directory (AD) security sits as your organization’s cornerstone, but it’s also every cyber villain’s favorite target whom can control your AD and then your entire enterprise.

As an IT professional, it shouldn’t surprise you to know that there are 95 million attempted Active Directory (AD) attacks every day. But cyberattack concerns aren’t limited to on-premises Active Directory. In fact, last year, there were more than 25 billion attacks in Azure AD.