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New LogRhythm Axon’s intuitive analyst experience and enhancements to LogRhythm SIEM, NDR and UEBA empower security teams to detect and disarm cyberthreats Leading security intelligence company, LogRhythm, today unveiled LogRhythm Axon, a groundbreaking, cloud-native security operations platform. Since 2003, LogRhythm… The post LogRhythm Introduces Groundbreaking, Cloud-Native Security Operations Platform appeared first on LogRhythm.

When you read the true history of stop lights being invented in London, they originally were meant to stop all cars so pedestrians could walk basically everywhere on the streets. That was corrupted in the 1930s until it flipped around completely and now everyone but cars has to stay off streets while cars dominate control … Continue reading “Military-grade encrypted signal” Helps Protect “Bike bus” of Children in Scotland From Cars →

Cyberattacks targeting Active Directory are on the upswing, putting pressure on AD, identity, and security teams to monitor the constantly shifting AD-focused threat landscape. To help IT pros better understand and guard against attacks involving AD, the Semperis Research Team offers this monthly roundup of recent cyberattacks that used AD to introduce or propagate malware. ... The post Identity Attack Watch: September 2022 appeared first on Semperis.

Microsoft Corp. is investigating reports that attackers are exploiting two previously unknown vulnerabilities in Exchange Server, a technology many organizations rely on to send and receive email. Microsoft says it is expediting work on software patches to plug the security holes. In the meantime, it is urging a subset of Exchange customers to enable a setting that could help mitigate ongoing attacks.

Depending on where you are when you download your Android apps, it might collect more or less data about you. The apps we downloaded from Google Play also showed differences based on country in their security and privacy capabilities. One hundred twenty-seven apps varied in what the apps were allowed to access on users’ mobile phones, 49 of which had additional permissions deemed “dangerous” by Google. Apps in Bahrain, Tunisia and Canada requested the most additional dangerous permissions. Three VPN apps enable clear text communication in some countries, which allows unauthorized access ...