Fortinet
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Promoting Business Enablement Through Cloud Security at AWS re:Invent 2018Fortinet will be attending AWS re:Invent 2018 to promote business enablement through cloud security. Learn what attendees can expect from the conference and Fortinet’s presence.
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Cybercriminals and the HolidaysCybercriminals are determined and informed on the latest trends and how to exploit them. Which is why we need to take the time to educate ourselves - and our friends and family – about shopping carefully so we can have a happy, and safe Holiday season.
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Predictions: AI Fuzzing and Machine Learning Poisoning2019 Predictions from the FortiGuard Labs team reveal methods and techniques that Fortinet researchers anticipate cybercriminals will employ in the near future, along with important strategy changes that will help defend against these oncoming attacks.
Menlo Security
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How Isolation Would Have Stopped The Russian Election Cyberattacks
Regardless of the political fall-out from Special Counsel Robert J. Mueller’s indictment of twelve Russian intelligence operatives for tampering with the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, this much seems clear after reading the 29-page, John LeCarre-like document: It has become unreasonable to expect any organization to successfully defend against such a massive, coordinated cyberattack.
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Compromised Websites and Download Bomb Attacks
Compromised Websites and Download Bomb Attacks
In recent weeks a resurgence of download bomb attacks has been observed in the wild, attempting to add legitimacy to malicious websites serving a tech support based phishing scam. For users of Menlo Security’s Isolation Platform (MSIP), this attack is trivially defeated with zero malicious content reaching the end user’s device. However, the same may not be said for reputation based security, as we review below.
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Isolation: really making it 'FIN' for FIN7
It was reported on April 1st – appropriate that it was April Fool’s Day – by a number of media outlets that Hudson’s Bay Company, the Canada-based parent company of iconic luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue, as well as Lord & Taylor and Saks Off 5th, had been hacked. Reportedly, over 5 million credit and debit card numbers of customers of the retailers had been stolen, and supposedly were for sale on the Dark Web.