Social media and email phishing: How to protect financial information from fraudsters

Email phishing remains a top security threat. Even smart and savvy people are fooled everyday by these malicious emails. They’re even harder to spot now that bad actors use information from social media to personalize their attacks against your customers and your business. In this webinar, Brian Wickenhauser, Mastercard’s Vice President of Security Events Management, will share examples of phishing attempts, how to spot them, ways to combat them and tips for improved safety – all important information to add to your security training programs.
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Cloud Security Must: Ensuring Least Privilege

The principle of least privilege access – in which all human and machine identities should have only the permissions essential to perform their intended function – is a cloud security best practice promoted by cloud providers like Azure, GCP and leading industry frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK and Cloud Security Alliance’s Cloud Controls Matrix. In this webinar, attendees will learn about the risks of overly broad permissions and how to address them.
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2022 Critical Cybersecurity Technologies

The explosion of edges created by digital acceleration places an enormous strain on any cybersecurity infrastructure. Simply put, security has to be everywhere and traditional security approaches cannot handle today’s challenges.
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Anatomy of a Ransomware Attack

Organizations are destined to pay a ransom if they can’t recover encrypted files quickly – not to mention experience significant revenue and brand damage. Let Insight and Rubrik provide visibility into the scope of damage, fast restore from uncompromised backups of important files for business continuity, and alerts that uncover unusual behavior from the ransomware infection.
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Ask the experts: What’s the worst web application security issue?

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We know. It’s an impossible question to answer. There’s no such thing as a “worst web application security issue,” because every app and every organization has its own unique set of issues. But if you’re a development organization with limited resources, how do you know where to start? Which issues appear over and over in data breaches, exploits, and top N lists such as the OWASP Top 10? We asked some experts—and Twitter—to give us their opinions.
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