Don’t just automate, address the root cause
Its important to get the fundamentals right before considering what automation techniques you want to employ in your cybersecurity program.
Tag: security
Machine Learning is no automatic security fix
Guest Post: Why has it taken so long for Machine Learning to become feasible?
The promises and peril of machine-learning for cybersecurity
Guest Post: How can machine learning be used in cybersecurity without data being compromised by malicious actors?
98% of Taiwan’s IP address holders have signed RPKI ROAs
Guest Post: TWNIC continues to encourage Internet routing security with the RPKI Validator service.
DDoS hide and seek: on the effectiveness of a booter service takedown
Guest Post: Study investigates booter-based DDoS attacks in the wild and the impact of an FBI takedown.
Security round up (July-September 2020)
The APNIC 50 FIRST TC sessions were one of many recent events attended by the security team.
Enabling privacy-aware zone exchanges among authoritative and recursive DNS servers
Guest Post: New privacy-aware schema assists with protecting Authoritative DNS servers from Water Torture attacks.
Are you filtering for inbound spoofed packets? Chances are you’re not
Guest Post: Now there is a way to identify if your network has deployed Source Address Validation for incoming traffic.
Web cache attacks in the tangled web
Guest Post: The diverse interoperability of the Internet is both a strength and weakness.
Evolving threats in maritime VSAT security
Guest Post: Vulnerabilities in some forms of maritime satellite communication mean hackers with limited resources can eavesdrop.