Month: January 2019
Advanced Bot Protection, Cequence Security – Business Security Weekly #115
Shreyans Mehta is the CTO at Cequence Security. Shreyans joins us to talk about advanced bot protection and how Cequence is involved. Full Show Notes Hosts Announcements RSA Conference 2019 is coming up March 4 – 8 in San Francisco! Go to rsaconference.com/securityweekly-us19 to register now using the discount […]
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Read moreLeadership Articles – Business Security Weekly #115
In the Leadership and Communications segment, cybersecurity isn’t just for tech people anymore, the weird approach to leadership, 4 things to do before a tough conversation, and more! Leadership Articles Cybersecurity isn’t just for ‘tech people’ anymore Boardrooms Are Still Not Singing the Security Song Executive interview: The Weird approach to leadership 4 […]
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Read moreThe Rise of Information Stealers
Reading Time: ~5 min.This is the second of a three-part report on the state of three malware categories: miners, ransomware, and information stealers. As noted in the last blog, mining malware is on a decline, partly due to turmoil affecting cryptocurrencies. Ransomware is also on a decline (albeit a slower one). These dips are at least partly the result […]
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Read moreBest antivirus software: 11 top tools
The AV-TEST Institute recently tested the most popular Windows 10 client antivirus products on three primary criteria: protection, performance, and usability. Only five of the 16 products tested earned a perfect rating of 6 for each of those criteria: Kaspersky Lab Endpoint Security 11, Kaspersky Small Office Security 6, Symantec Endpoint Protection 14.2 and Endpoint Protection Cloud 22.15, and Trend Micro Office Scan 12. The top 11 antivirus offerings shown here in alphabetical order scored at least 17 points out of a possible 18.