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Adaptive Shield, a leader in SaaS Security, today announced its breakthrough Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) platform for SaaS environments. Since entering this space a year ago, the company has already become a leader in the field, implementing the solution in hundreds of enterprise customer environments.  Adaptive Shield will demonstrate its new ITDR platform…

For the second year in a row, Brazil took the crown as the country with the lowest cost per breach, at $1.36 million (though up by 11.5%, from $1.22 million in 2023). Damages vary by attack type and skills shortage The type of attack influenced the financial damage, the report noted. Destructive attacks, in which…

Asked if there will differences in how online identity will be handled in China compared to other nations such as India, with its Aadhaar identifier, or France, whose France Connect allows residents to authenticate their identity to most government departments based on a verified identity already provided to another department, he said he expects that…

Mystified as to how this was possible, Guardio noticed that the phishing emails all originated on an SMTP virtual server routed via Office365 Online Exchange before entering a domain-specific relay server operated by Proofpoint. Importantly, that final Proofpoint server was where the DKIM and SPF authenticity would be passed as legitimate, essentially allowing it to…

In episode nine of “The AI Fix” podcast, our hosts learn about the world’s most dangerous vending machine, a cartoonist who hypnotises himself with AI, and OpenAI’s plans to eat Google’s lunch. Graham tells Mark about a pig-farming professor, and Mark tests Graham’s tolerance with OpenAI’s terrifying roadmap to Artificial General Intelligence. All this and…

Tenable sponsored research from Cyentia and FIRST, which finds that while vulnerability exploitation is highly variable, EPSS is getting stronger in its ability to predict exploitation. The number of CVEs published annually keeps growing, which means it is increasingly crucial to predict which ones require the attention of vulnerability management teams. New research from Cyentia…

Another research firm Assetnote added one more bug (CVE-2024-5178), with less severity, to the list, but said, that when chained together, hackers can exploit the vulnerabilities to access the ServiceNow database. “These vulnerabilities enable unauthenticated remote attackers to execute arbitrary code within the Now Platform, potentially leading to compromise, data theft, and disruption of business…