Why Machine Learning on Its Own Leaves Endpoints Exposed
Machine learning catches most malware, but a 1% miss rate and non-malware attacks mean endpoint defence also needs attack indicators and human threat hunters.
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Phishing, Dark Data and Remote Work: Why Veritas Says Data Protection Must Get Proactive
Veritas Singapore director Justin Loh links phishing losses and scattered hybrid IT to the case for unified data protection, citing a CSA phishing survey.
How a Vulnerability Disclosure Policy Reduces Security Risk
HackerOne's Rena Chua explains why a vulnerability disclosure policy gets flaws reported rather than hidden, and the five elements every policy should include.
Fortinet Security Fabric Explained: Three Attributes and Five Pillars
What the Fortinet Security Fabric is, as Fortinet describes it: a network-wide security architecture with three attributes and five pillars.
Six Checks to Find and Fix the Misconfigurations Quietly Weakening Your Network
Keysight's Scott Register cites the Verizon DBiR on rising error-driven breaches and lists six internal checks, from SSL decryption to URL filtering.
Why Business Leaders Need to Make Cybersecurity a First Priority
ManageEngine's Mohamed Jafriin N H argues that real-time log analysis, user tracking and automated response are how companies catch breaches early.
How Xiamen University Malaysia Built a Fast, Green and Secure Campus Network
Xiamen University Malaysia's Sepang campus runs on a Huawei network with Wi-Fi 6, programmable switches and a modular data centre that halved deployment time.
How Fileless Intrusions Work: The Anatomy of a Stealth Attack
Fileless intrusions run shellcode in memory, steal credentials, escalate privileges and stay hidden from antivirus. How each stage of the attack works.
CrowdStrike's Shawn Henry on Speed, Nation-State Actors and the 1-10-60 Rule in Asia Pacific
CrowdStrike Services president Shawn Henry discusses Asia Pacific threats, nation-state intrusions, big game hunting ransomware and the 1-10-60 response rule.
How Machine Learning Works in Cybersecurity, and When the Label Means Something
Why machine learning suits malware defence better than signature files, how to tell real ML from marketing, and how CrowdStrike Falcon applies it.
How to Defend Against Fileless Attacks That Antivirus Cannot See
Fileless attacks slip past antivirus by running through shellcode, scripts and registry entries. How they work, how fast they are growing and how to stop them.
Ivanti and Huawei Sign MoU to Meet Multinational Customers' Security and Service Needs
Ivanti and Huawei have signed an MoU under which Huawei uses Ivanti's endpoint management and security tools with its CloudCampus access control system.