Linux is a prevalent component of nearly every workload: more than 90% of cloud workloads and 70% of web servers run on it. Like all technology solutions, Linux has continued to evolve over time, potentially opening you up to new cyber security threats. Bad actors often have an advantage because they are working against known security measures […]
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A recent research paper delves into the vital role of protocol translation in industrial facilities by looking at the protocol gateway. It is a small device that translates the different protocols used by machinery, sensors, actuators, and computers that operate smart factories, dams, power plants, and other industrial facilities. If protocol gateways fail, then the […]
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Defending critical infrastructure environments requires 360-degree visibility into asset and network vulnerabilities Vulnerability management teams often face difficulties in patching all of their systems on a timely basis. This is true for traditional OT devices such as HMIs, PLCs, etc. But it is also very true in sensitive IT-like environments such as pharmaceutical labs or […]
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Current strategies of scanning for and patching vulnerabilities in software leave a huge and highly-exploitable security gap. Recent research by RunSafe Security partners show that current strategies of scanning for and patching vulnerabilities in software leave a huge and highly-exploitable security gap. When measured against NIST CVEs (Common Vulnerability Enumerations from the National Vulnerability Database), […]
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Let’s not beat around the bug – 2018 was not a good year for my kind. As of now, nearly one in three computers was hit with a malware attack this year, and ransomware attacks were up 43% over 2017, with nothing to signal that these trends will decrease any time soon. Shortly after Thanksgiving, Marriott disclosed a […]
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