When it comes time to implement a vulnerability scanning program within your enterprise, should you be considering free and open-source tools or focusing only on commercial solutions? This question ...

Businesses will struggle to stay secure as the IoT permeates the workplace. An estimated 200 billion connected devices are projected to be in use by 2020, creating a broad new attack vector for ...

In brief: Open-source development projects often must rely on many external dependencies, saving developers the work of building new functionality from scratch. Google's new tool is the latest part of ...

You’ve just deployed an ecommerce site for your small business or developed the next hot iPhone MMORGP. Now what? Don’t get hacked! An often overlooked, but very important process in the development ...

5 DDoS Myths Debunked In the wake of a series of high-profile distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks that compromised various types of consumer devices and crippled popular websites, the ...

How to run a basic vulnerability scan on your data center Linux servers with Nessus Your email has been sent Nessus is one of those tools every network, system and security admin should have at the ...

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System administrators have even less time to patch disclosed security vulnerabilities than previously thought, as a new report shows threat actors scanning for vulnerable endpoints within 15 minutes ...

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Managing security across 1000+ endpoints is no longer a scale problem alone; it is a complexity problem. Modern enterprise ...