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Dive into the case for RASP to combat Log4Shell and why Web app firewalls aren't great for these types of attacks.

Email-borne attacks out of Russia have already targeted at least a few US and European organizations.

Most importantly, someone needs to step forward and take it on as their job.

Endpoints have evolved, and legacy defenses aren't doing enough to keep them secure.

The Great Resignation strikes cybersecurity teams, too. Here's a checklist for CISOs to ensure security is retained even when security staff is not.

The Deep Instinct Threat Research team monitored attack volumes and types and extrapolated their findings to predict where the future of cybersecurity is heading, determine what motivates attackers, and lays out the steps organizations can take now in order to protect themselves in the future.

Belarus-based APT behind the attacks may also be working in concert with Russia, researchers say.

Researchers continue to improve on a technique for embedded crafted outputs into machine-learning models, an anti-copying technique originally thought up by adversarial researchers.

Ukraine's Computer Emergency Response Team calls out UNIC1151 nation-state hacking group out of Belarus as behind the attacks.

Having cyber insurance is a good idea if the costs make sense — it could be the difference between going out of business and staying afloat. But it shouldn't be your first course of action.