Listen to our recorded analyst webinar with ESG on preparing for Windows Server 2003 End of Life. Listen now. If you’re like thousands of other organizations in North America, you’ll currently be running Windows Server 2003. In fact, your business probably relies on it. But when Microsoft withdraws support for the platform on July 14, all bets…
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In the United States, we are one month away from the annual tax deadline: April 15. And, while the old cliché of “There are two things you can be sure of in life — death and taxes,” still rings true, I would humbly add a new item to that list–scams. In 2009, we posted about…
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Let’s examine vulnerability research, its importance and the current controversy in the sector.
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As one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in the U.S., the University of Pittsburgh has built a reputation for breeding and developing Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, Rhodes Scholars, NCAA champions, and countless other accomplished students, alumni and faculty. Serving more than 700 of the university’s business support staff, the university’s Financial Information…
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Cybersecurity last year was characterized by a sense of unpreparedness on the part of corporate giants. But this year could be different.
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I love celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago. The party starts the Saturday before and doesn’t stop until the river is back to its original (less fluorescent green) color. I’m not alone! According to a poll conducted by Cint USA and Trend Micro*, almost 60 percent of respondents plan on participating in St. Patty’s Day…
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Hackers are using a ransomware sample called TorrentLocker to attack victims during tax season.
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The more our lives become dependent on mobile devices like Android smartphones, the more important it is to have mobile security to protect them and our digital lives. This is not just a concern for the future, but affects many users today in ways they could never have anticipated. Recently, Trend Micro researchers found a…
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Looking back at 2014, we see an abundance of vulnerabilities in Adobe Acrobat, Java, Windows, and others. The steady stream of disclosures came as a shock to no one. What was surprising was the revelation of two very significant and widespread vulnerabilities: Heartbleed and Shellshock. Heartbleed is a set of bugs in the popular open…
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How should cyber security professionals be educated and trained? It’s an important question, especially at a time when many enterprises perceive a shortage of skilled professionals capable of keeping their corporate networks secure.
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