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Understanding the Changing Vulnerability Landscape
Software vulnerabilities have always been a reality of managing information technology systems. What has changed in recent years is the speed at which vulnerabilities are discovered, disclosed, weaponized, and exploited. As a result, organizations must adapt their vulnerability management and operational practices to keep pace with an increasingly dynamic threat environment. Continue reading →
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Good judgement remains your best defense against IT security threats. These IT security guides and resources can provide you with the awareness and knowledge to thwart rather than aid an attack.
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Understanding the Changing Vulnerability Landscape
Software vulnerabilities have always been a reality of managing information technology systems. What has changed in recent years is the speed at which vulnerabilities are discovered, disclosed, weaponized, and exploited. As a result, organizations must adapt their vulnerability management and operational practices to keep pace with an increasingly dynamic threat environment.
[Read More]Seven Questions Every Service Owner Should Be Able to Answer
Critical vulnerabilities are being discovered and exploited faster than ever before. When a major vulnerability is announced, organizations often have limited time to assess risk and take action.
[Read More]Tax Season Phishing Scams
Tax season is upon us, making it an opportune time for scammers to attempt to defraud you. Cybercriminals frequently disguise themselves as Payroll offices/officials by sending emails that contain calls for action, such as requests for you to verify tax information, update direct deposit accounts, print and cash checks, and/or visit a website that is […]
[Read More]Duo: Sound the Alarm
Users play a crucial role in defending against cybercriminals. When your password is stolen, a hacker will try to use it to gain unauthorized, criminal access to University protected systems and information. Duo serves as a second line of defense, but only with your help. Hackers will attempt to trick you into authenticating a login […]
[Read More]How to Catch a Thief with Duo
“Credential thieves” find ways to steal usernames and passwords all the time. Whether a thief tricks you into providing your login information, or they hack a system, once a bad actor has what they need, your information and entire systems are at risk. Duo, the multi-factor authentication application used at UConn, can stop a thief […]
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