June 17, 2019
DNS pioneer Paul Vixie contemplates missed opportunities for improving internet security and advocates for widespread use of DNSSEC, which he helped create, and which he believes would go a long way toward improving DNS security. Read more â¶
How to prepare a SOC-as-a-service RFP
What is PKI? And how it secures just about everything online
Rowhammer variant RAMBleed allows attackers to steal secrets from RAM
3 email security protocols that help prevent address spoofing: How to use them
Why the Huawei ban is bad for security
How to disable basic authentication in Microsoft Office 365
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Here's how one company structured its SOCaaS request for proposal document. Key takeaway: Don't be afraid to ask for too many details. Read more â¶
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Public key infrastructure (PKI) is a catch-all term for everything used to establish and manage public key encryption, one of the most common forms of internet encryption. It is baked into every web browser in use today to secure traffic across the public internet, but organizations can also deploy it to secure their internal communications. Read more â¶
Unlike Rowhammer, which only allows for data corruption, the newly discovered RAMBleed vulnerability provides a way to grab data such as encryption keys from memory. Read more â¶
DMARC, DKIM and SPF will help cut down on malicious emails from spoofed addresses. Setting them up is easier than you think. Read more â¶
Many believe the ban on exporting U.S. technology to Chinese company Huawei could hurt American tech vendors and do little to mitigate supply chain threats. Read more â¶
If you've implemented multi-factor authentication, you should disable the default basic authentication to make sure attackers can't exploit it. Read more â¶
