Layers of Security

By Ken Daniels Do you remember the movie “Die Hard”? Arguably the best Christmas movie ever. All kidding aside, this movie has a great correlation into Security best practices.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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Vulnerability Spotlight: TALOS-2018-0635/0636 – Sophos HitmanPro.Alert memory disclosure and code execution vulnerabilities

By Talos Group Overview Cisco Talos is disclosing two vulnerabilities in Sophos HitmanPro.Alert, a malware detection and protection tool. Both vulnerabilities lie in the input/output control (IOCTL) message handler. One could allow an…

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Vulnerability Spotlight: TALOS-2018-0635/0636 – Sophos HitmanPro.Alert memory disclosure and code execution vulnerabilities

By Talos Group Overview Cisco Talos is disclosing two vulnerabilities in Sophos HitmanPro.Alert, a malware detection and protection tool. Both vulnerabilities lie in the input/output control (IOCTL) message handler. One could allow an…

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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Tackling the Growing Threat Landscape of ICS and the IIoT

By Edna Conway It is no secret that the proliferation of connected devices and sensors has introduced new and growing security challenges across every industry and enterprise.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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Tackling the Growing Threat Landscape of ICS and the IIoT

By Edna Conway It is no secret that the proliferation of connected devices and sensors has introduced new and growing security challenges across every industry and enterprise.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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Using Threat Intelligence Effectively in Security Automation and Orchestration with DFLabs and Cisco Security

By Jessica Bair When a security incident occurs, it is unlikely that the entire scope and chain of events will be obvious from the outset.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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Using Threat Intelligence Effectively in Security Automation and Orchestration with DFLabs and Cisco Security

By Jessica Bair When a security incident occurs, it is unlikely that the entire scope and chain of events will be obvious from the outset.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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Jetzt wird’s .sport-lich

2017 wurde auf dem internationalen Sport-Markt ein Umsatz von 990 Milliarden US-Dollar generiert (Quelle: statista.com).
Eine beeindruckende Größe, die .SPORT zu einer vielversprechenden new gTLD macht.

.SPORT – aktuell in der Sunrise Phase – ist eine „community-based“ TLD für die weltweite Sport-Gemeinschaft (Verbände, Athleten, Medien, Sponsoren etc.).

Hinweis: Um die Community-Zugehörigkeit anzuzeigen, muss bei der Registrierung angegeben werden, wofür die .SPORT-Domain genutzt werden soll.

Aktuell läuft die Sunrise-Phase der Domainregistrierung. Während diese Phase können nur Markeninhaber eine .sport Domain registrieren.
Ab 08.01.2019 steht die Domainendung dann zur freien Registrierung bereit.

.nTLD Startdatum der Live-Registrierung
.sport 08.01.2019

Sie möchten sich eine .sport Domain sichern und nach Freischaltung nutzen?
Nehmen Sie mit uns Kontakt auf und wir klären gerne die Details mit Ihnen.
Email: vertrieb@oberberg.net
Tel.: +49 2261 915500

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War Games: A WOPR of a Security Test (part 1)

By Tim (Wadhwa-)Brown In what was an interesting change to the usual technical and risk/compliance focused consultancy, the Team carried out a War Games exercise – similar to a „Red Team“ engagement.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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War Games: A WOPR of a Security Test (part 1)

By Tim (Wadhwa-)Brown In what was an interesting change to the usual technical and risk/compliance focused consultancy, the Team carried out a War Games exercise – similar to a „Red Team“ engagement.

Source:: Cisco Security Notice

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