July 11, 2023

Are you using best practices for your network security?

In the current threat-ridden landscape, network security is on center stage. Previously only undertaken by specialized but disorganized cybercriminals, a range of cyberattacks can now be launched by anyone willing to purchase plug-and-play hacking tools or pay highly sophisticated criminal enterprises for phishing or ransomware campaigns.

The best way to lay down a robust and resilient cybersecurity foundation that ensures data integrity and safeguards against unauthorized access to sensitive information or administrative privileges is to adhere to network security best practices.

Check out Best practices for good network security.

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News roundup Mon, July 10, 2023

Stories, news, politics and events impacting the network security industry during the last week.

• Two malicious apps on Google Play Store found to be sending user data to China
• CISA and FBI warn of Netwrix Auditor RCE bug exploited in Truebot attacks
• New RedEnergy stealer-as-a-ransomware threat inflicts maximum damage on victims
• Bug in Cisco switches allow for the breaking of traffic encryption
• New Meduza Stealer aims to be comprehensive data collector
• New “Snappy” tool can detect data-stealing rogue wifi access points
• 330,000 FortiGate firewalls remain unpatched and vulnerable to critical flaw
• CISA warns of 8 flaws in Samsung and D-Link devices
• BlackCat ransomware gang engaging in malvertising campaign
• Read more
  

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