Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day September 29, 2017 Chris talks Legal Tech with Lawyers Weekly September 29, 2017 Chris talks Legal Tech with Lawyers Weekly From Lawyers Weekly The CEO of a start-up specialsing in enterprise discovery shares the story of how his company has matured on the track to innovation to join the Nextlaw portfolio of companies endorsed by Dentons.Read the article Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day October 27, 2017 Bad Rabbit Ransomware is Rebuilt NotPetya October 27, 2017 The current Bad Rabbit ransomware outbreak has been generating quite a bit of news, with some conflicting accounts of its origin. Clarifying here that Bad Rabbit is a variant of the widely reported NotPetya ransomware, which we covered in a blog earlier this year. Bad Rabbit leverages one of the Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Email Malware without Macros or Attachments  Beware Rogue Outlook Meeting Invites October 24, 2017 A new security vulnerability found in the Microsoft Office Dynamic Data Exchange DDE protocol is allowing malware authors to send macro-less malicious attachments and potentially even attachment-less malicious emails and calendar invites. The implications here are significant, given that many of todays security solutions rely on the ability to identify and halt malicious macros usually found in attached documents. Attachments Without Macros Initially discovered by researchers at SensePost , the Microsoft DDE vulnerability is already being used to deliver malware campaigns via attachments without using macros . Different malware campaigns using the DDE exploit in malicious email attachments which deploy remote access trojans, banking trojans, and ransomware payloads are being found on an almost daily basis. For email messages, the DDE exploit is triggered if you click on the reply button in some cases, and in others is triggered by simply opening the emails. Cyren detects the malicious Word documents exploiting the DDE features as XMLDDEDownldr.A!Camelot and XMLDDEDownldr.B!Camelot. And a New Infection Technique No Attachments Necessary In addition to this newly discovered DDE technique using Microsoft Word, there is an alternative infection technique discovered by researcher Kevin Beaumont that works in Outlook Email and Calendar invites, which further eliminates the need for maliciously crafted and attached documents. In these instances, the criminal need only embed the malware code in the body of the email or calendar invite. Once the email or invite is opened, the malware executes. We tried to replicate the newly found vector, which has not been found in the wild yet, and can confirm that it works. We describe the process below. For calendar invites, the DDE exploit is triggered every time the invitatation is opened, both when received and when opened as calendar notifications. Outlook messages and calendar invites are detected as RTFDDEDownldr.A!Camelot and RTFDDEExploit.gen!Camelot. Figure 1 DDE was successfully triggered by the crafted calendar invite How It Works To examine how an Outlook mail message stores the DDE links, we exported the DDE calendar invite POC to disk. Outlook saves email messages and calendar invites in the Microsoft MSG file format. Using a modified version of the olebrowse module from oletools , we can view the following MSG stream details both in the GUI and from the console output Stream path Stream size Stream property tag ID Stream property tag data type First 0x20 bytes of the stream console output only Figure 2 Modified olebrowse window output Figure 3 Modified olebrowse console output As highlighted in figure 3, we find a compressed RTF object after the PidTagBody value !Unexpected End of Formula from the olebrowse window. By selecting this stream, we can dump the following hex data Figure 4 PidTagRtfCompressed object hex dump The compressed RTF file format specification follows the structure below Offset Size Description Remarks 0x00 0x04 COMPSIZE 0x04 0x04 RAWSIZE 0x08 0x04 COMPTYPE COMPRESSED  0x75465a4c LZFu 0x0c 0x04 CRC Integrating the decompress function created by Dmitry Alimov in olebrowse save stream functionality, we were able to dump the decompressed format of the RTF containing the DDE link and see the following RTF entries Figure 5. Save decompressed stream to file Figure 6. Decompressed RTF format showing DDE field entry What To Do About It Although we have yet to see this Office feature exploited in the wild, there are several ways to mitigate or prevent infection. This particular attack still needs user intervention to be successful. One way to protect from attacks leveraging DDE is by disabling the Update Automatic Links at Open option in the Microsoft Office programs. Please note that we only tested it on Microsoft Word 2016. Figure 7 Option to disable Update Automatic links at open in Word 2016 File-Options-Advanced-General- Uncheck Update automatic links at open The attack can be also mitigated by modifying the registry as shared by wdormann . It will disable DDE to automatically execute the payload for Microsoft Outlook, Word, OneNote, and Excel versions 2010, 2013, 2016. Figure 8 The DDE mitigation script content to modify the registry Figure 9 Successfully modified the registry Figure 10 The crafted Calendar Invite was mitigated. Of course, we highly advise users to always be vigilant and think first before clicking or opening email or meeting invites from unknown senders. You can get a copy of the modified oletools modules from  Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Cyren ergänzt die SAAS-Security- Plattform durch E- Mail-Archiving How to Identify  Spot Phishing Links Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,data_protection,access_management,threat_prevention,incident_response,security_best_practices


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Chris talks Legal Tech with Lawyers Weekly September 29, 2017 Chris talks Legal Tech with Lawyers Weekly From Lawyers Weekly The CEO of a start-up specialsing in enterprise discovery shares the story of how his company has matured on the track to innovation to join the Nextlaw portfolio of companies endorsed by Dentons. Read the article Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? Reseller Agreement with Ricoh Canada Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,data_protection,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? September 26, 2017 What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? The brain is an amazing organ. It weighs about 3 ½ pounds and consists of two hemispheres, 100 billion neurons, and 100 trillion synapses the command and control center for each of us. The brain controls autonomous functions like heartbeats and brainwaves, but it also allows us to learn through its unequaled capacity for identifying and analyzing patterns. Intelligence is essentially the ability to store patterns in our memory. Recognizing and analyzing patterns makes us uniquely human. That is, until computers can do it better. When IBM developed machines to recognize and analyze chessboard patterns, the machines could learn to defeat grandmasters. Today, IBMs Watson is starting to diagnose diseases Google and Tesla vehicles are learning to drive autonomously. This is all possible through data discovery. At its core, data discovery is the process of extracting actionable patterns from data. It starts with aggregated data, identifies outliers, and results in extracted data to be leveraged in specific circumstances. Data discovery helps you develop real world solutions based on specific data provided by established patterns. That Doesnt Sound Too Hard And, it isnt  if you have the right tool. The problem is the sheer amount of data. Estimates predict daily data generation at 2.5 billion gigabytes per day, and 90 of the worlds collective data has been produced in just the last two years. In a 2016 study , Veritas found that of the information stored and processed globally, 52 is dark no one really knows what it holds and another 33 is redundant, obsolete or trivial ROT and useless. More telling is the fact that employees spend up to 30 of their workday 2.5 hours searching for useful data. Can any company tame the chaos of information overload? Is there a way to locate all files and to evaluate each ones importanceif anyto the business? And, is it even possible to create an ongoing, sustainable system to manage files today and in the future? Yes! Information managementalso known as information Governance or IGis not only possible but accessible. The right tool can help you comprehend and protect the data you have, get rid of data you dont need, and provide data access to the right people at the right time. How Can FileFacets Help? With FileFacets, your business can find, analyze, and categorize data. The result You spend less time searching for data, resulting in solving problems more quickly and effectively. FileFacets scans content within file sharing environments, enterprise content management systems, Microsoft Exchange servers, and individual desktops. The tool analyzes and recognizes data patterns, then categorizes files into tailored headings e.g., contracts, billing, PII, etc.. It can also flag anomalies outliers to determine file or data ROT redundant, obsolete, and trivial this helps optimize your data for action. Then it helps you manage your data for easier searches and analysis. FileFacets allows you to locate and process all content across your enterprise. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? Chris talks Legal Tech with Lawyers Weekly Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: data_protection,access_management,product_security_features,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Classification and GDPR Compliance  Why? November 2, 2017 The Requirement for Classification as part of GDPR Compliance Data privacy in the scope of the GDPR requires a clear understanding of the data you retain. What type of data is being stored, where it is being stored, and who is accessing it are the guiding principles, and classification of this data is your key to success and peace of mind. Data classification is critical to ensuring that you can identify unusual access patterns before they become an issue. Classification will give you deeper insights into where the data is being stored, and it will also provide full control and governance over each individual file. The latter is extremely important in light of the  right to be forgotten  rule, which allows your online customers to request that their file and all its associated information be removed from your system. In the years since the GDPR deadline was announced, many companies and IT admins have struggled to find a workflow that would make the governance of these individual data sets accessible without compromising other areas. To enable these tasks, a data classification solution was necessary in order to Quickly sort and classify all retained customer data Do so without adding to or complicating the IT workload Provide an easily deployable platform that works with any operating system Protect each dataset appropriately according to its classification Enable easy access to specific classifications of data for removal purposes Data classification is nothing new While all the recent talk about data classification may have you thinking that this is an entirely new problem, its roots go back to the Official Secrets Act of 1889 . This treatise was enacted to prevent the disclosure of official documents and information, mostly for governmental or financial reasons. Despite the fact that the concept and practice have been around for more than a century, it has not been widely adopted outside of public governance and those that do practice it often dont do it very well. However, there are plenty of reasons to adopt it now  the GDPR being a primary motivation  and the benefits to your companys management as well as its IT activities are many. Additionally, as data is increasingly stored in multiple locations and silos think Excel spreadsheets AND databases, or PDFs from the Fax machine and order entry systems  the ability to discover and classify datasets in hundreds of data types is increasingly seen as a default requirement. For instance, it is estimated that 85 or more of a companys stored data is either redundant, obsolete or trivial, meaning there is no practical need for you to store it at all. Removing this data has several advantages It will free up storage space and could help your IT systems to run more efficiently It will give you a more accurate snapshot of the viable data you are storing It may lead to more efficient indexing It will allow for faster access and recovery times But most of all, it will reduce your risk , and that is the main concern with the GDPR, as the fines for breaches and non-compliance are significant and could put your business continuity in peril. If you are looking for ways to streamline your data classification process in light of the GDPR, discover specific items in your structured and unstructured datasets, ask us to download a free trial of ClassiDocs Data Classification, Discovery and Governance platform today. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Reseller Agreement with Ricoh Canada Enterprise Analytics Searching, Clustering, and Learning  Oh My! Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,compliance_certifications,security_best_practices,data_protection,access_management,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 28, 2017 FileFacets in MicroScope Article GDPR influencing channel relationships November 28, 2017 FileFacets in MicroScope Article GDPR influencing channel relationships MicroScope recently wrote on how looming GDPR regulations mean resellers are starting to ensure they have a complete data protection solution, mentioning our recent partnership announcement with Nuvias.Read the full article here. Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: compliance_certifications,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Bad Rabbit Ransomware is Rebuilt NotPetya October 27, 2017 The current Bad Rabbit ransomware outbreak has been generating quite a bit of news, with some conflicting accounts of its origin. Clarifying here that Bad Rabbit is a variant of the widely reported NotPetya ransomware , which we covered in a blog earlier this year. Bad Rabbit leverages one of the U.S. National Security Agency-developed exploits stolen and released by the Shadow Brokers group last April. Among those exploits was EternalBlue, used by WannaCry last May. Bad Rabbit utilizes EternalRomance , which, like EternalBlue, targets a different vulnerability in SMBv1, the Microsoft Server Message Block SMB file sharing protocol. Although Bad Rabbit shares some similarities to NotPetya for example, a virtually identical ransom note and propagation via the SMB vulnerability, much of the NotPetya code has been rewritten. This time around, Bad Rabbit employs a Trojan-like tool to mine credentials from infected systems, something that NotPetya did not do. Figure 1 Ransom page from the Bad Rabbit ransomware. Cyren detects Bad Rabbit as W32DiskCoder.A.gen!Eldorado and W32DiskCoder.B.gen!Eldorado. Cyren offers protection from dangerous ransomware attacks, like Bad Rabbit, through cloud-based Email Security Gateway and Web Security Gateway services. Learn more about ransomware at our ransomware resource page . Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev How to Identify  Spot Phishing Links Locky wiederbelebt  eine Zusammenfassung der neuen Varianten Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day October 9, 2017 Malware Goes Currency Mining with Your CPU October 9, 2017 If you find your CPU spiking while browsing some website, it may be youve just loaned your computer resources to a virtual currency mining operation. The Pirate Bay website was caught having deployed such a miner on its site in mid-September, which borrows its visitors CPU andor graphics card resources Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day October 31, 2017 Locky Revived  A Roundup of New Variants October 31, 2017 Locky, the ransomware which dominated 2016 and then disappeared for the first half of 2017, has been completely rescuscitated during the past three months with a series of new variants, and demanding three times the ransom rate. A possible reason for its disappearance and reemergence was explored in a recent Locky wiederbelebt  eine Zusammenfassung der neuen Varianten October 31, 2017 Locky, die Ransomware, welche 2016 dominiert hat und dann in der ersten Jahreshälfte von 2017 verschwunden ist, wurde mit einer Reihe neuer Varianten in den vergangenen drei Monaten zu neuem Leben erweckt und fordert jetzt das Dreifache des Lösegelds. Ein möglicher Grund für sein Verschwinden und Wiederauftreten wurde im aktuellen Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day October 26, 2017 How to Identify  Spot Phishing Links October 26, 2017 Phishing links are harmful or misleading links that are disguised in an attempt to make them look safe and normal. These links usually lead to a fake website and entice you to enter sensitive information. Other links can also contain malware, which could give cybercriminals access to all your stored Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,data_protection,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 22, 2017 FileFacets Appoints Nuvias as EMEA Cyber Security Distributor November 22, 2017 OTTAWA, Nov. 22, 2017 CNW  FileFacets, a privacy compliance and enterprise analytics company, today announces the appointment of European IT distributor Nuvias as its sole cyber security distributor in EMEA. Through the partnership, FileFacets aims to drive international expansion and meet growing demand for its Enterprise ID data discovery products. FileFacets Enterprise Chris Perram Interviewed as Part of Intralinks Deal Flow Protector November 22, 2017 Chris sat down with Intralinks to talk about artificial intelligence and machine learning in MA. Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: compliance_certifications,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo How to Identify  Spot Phishing Links October 26, 2017 Phishing links are harmful or misleading links that are disguised in an attempt to make them look safe and normal. These links usually lead to a fake website and entice you to enter sensitive information. Other links can also contain malware, which could give cybercriminals access to all your stored data. Earlier this month, we witnessed a phishing link attack on CIMB Clicks bank customers in Malaysia which combined some common social engineering techniques scare tactics with some newer technical misdirection techniques  TinyURL . We decided to provide a detailed blow-by-blow on how this particular TinyURL scam worked. The CIMB Clicks site, which is the online banking portal for CIMB bank, offers customers online banking, insurance, and share trading services. Customers can also pay bills, inquire about account balances, and conduct other financial transactions. Common Phishing Link Scam Tactics The CIMB Clicks phishing scam employs two increasingly common techniques to entice the victim into participation. First, the language in the attached documents attempts to scare the customer into thinking that access to their CIMB accounts has been restricted. Second, the scam obfuscates the fake phishing link by converting it into a shortened URL using a URL-shortening web service, like TinyURL . Cyren detects these phishing documents as XMLPhish.H  for the fake MSWORD CIMB Document and PDFPhish.EVZ  for fake PDF CIMB Document. Cyren AnalysisCIMB Clicks Phishing Link Scam The following images show what the fraudulent MSWord and PDF documents look like when opened by the recipient. Figure 1 Fake MSWORD CIMB Document Figure 2 Fake PDF CIMB Document HTTP Redirection Using URL Shortening Web Service Clicking the highlighted URL link leads to the following HTTP redirection Figure 3 below. You will notice that the URL link appears as a shortened URL via bit.ly. Increasingly, we are noticing that criminals are obfuscating their malicious links using URL-shortening web services, such as bitly.com and tinyurl.com. By using the shortened URL, the criminal is able to prevent the victim from hovering over the link to see that the URL destination is not actually the one intended. Figure 3 HTTPLog Redirection A Neverending Loop Following is the process once the victim arrives on the Fake CIMB Clicks site Figure 3. Notably, during the last phase, there is an infinite loop while capturing the email address. Figure 4 Infinite loop in the fake CIMB Clicks credentials capturing process The phishing domains lead to these IP addresses 198.50.156.168 which belongs to OVH Hosting and 198.38.82.230 which belongs to Mochahost.com as seen in the images below. Figure 5 WHOIS IP of Phishing Domains Key Takeaways on How to Identify  Spot Phishing Links 1. Check the URL Make sure the URL starts with https. The letter S at the end of HTTP means the website has an SSL certificate installed. You still have to be cautious because SSL certificates are not hard to obtain. Phishing links will also resemble the legitimate website as closely as possible. Additionally, hovering over the link allows you to preview it without clicking. 2. Check the Content Most legitimate websites will look like theyve been lived in. Contact information should be present and grammar should be spot on. If its hard to find contact information and the content is written poorly, this is a red flag. 3. Who Owns the Website? Doing a simple WHOIS lookup can help you find information about the website owner. Things to look for are creation date, IP address, and IP location. Many phishing attacks using brand new domains. 4. What Payment Methods Are They Using? Never enter payment information on a website you havent vetted. Most websites will use popular payment services like PayPal. If a website only asks for a bank transfer, run for the hills. 5. Read Reviews Simply type your search query plus the word scam or review into Google. People dont like getting burned by phishing links and others will likely post their experiences online. 6. Check the Senders Email Address A common tactic cybercriminals use is slightly altering the domain of a reputable company so they can convince you they are legitimate. They might use a combination of a popular company name alongside a public domain to lure you in. Youll want to check twice for any errors or inconsistencies. 7. Are you Being Asked for Personal Information? Be wary of emails or pages that ask for sensitive information such as social security number, bank details, or tax return information. Even personal questions such as your first pets name, favorite color, or the middle school you attended. Those questions are commonly asked when another form of authentication is required during a login attempt. 8. Sense of Urgency Does the message urge you to take immediate action before its too late? This is a common play on your emotions and cybercriminals know its effectiveness. This is why we recommend enabling a 2FA two-factor authentication on all your accounts. This adds a second layer to an authentication process. A personal code will be sent to your cellphone and it has to be used in order to log in. 9. Are There a Lot of Pop-Ups? In this day and age, very aggressive pop-up windows are not as common. A good practice is to never enter sensitive information on these pages. There should always be a secure page and a pop-up window screams non-professional. Final Thoughts Stop phishing attacks with an anti-phishing solution such as Cyren Inbox Security which continuously monitors mailboxes and automatically remediates advanced email threats that evade secure email gateways. Request a demo today! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Email Malware without Macros or Attachments  Beware Rogue Outlook Meeting Invites Bad Rabbit Ransomware is Rebuilt NotPetya Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,security_best_practices,data_protection,access_management,threat_prevention,incident_response


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day October 23, 2017 Cyren ergänzt die SAAS-Security- Plattform durch E- Mail-Archiving October 23, 2017 Der Cyren E-Mail- Archiving-Service schützt Geschäftsmitteilungen und vereinfacht die regulatorische Compliance. Der Service wird als Teil der Unternehmens-Security- Plattform von Cyren angeboten, die Web-Security, E-Mail- Security, DNS-Security, Cloud-Sandboxing und nun auch das E-Mail- Archiving auf einer einzigen, global betriebenen Security-as- a- Service-Plattform integriert. Unsere Kunden schätzen unsere Cloud-Kompetenz und bitten Cyren Adds Email Archiving To SaaS Security Platform October 23, 2017 The Cyren Email Archiving service protects business messages and simplifies regulatory compliance. The service is offered as part of Cyrens enterprise security platform, which integrates web security, email security, DNS security, cloud sandboxing and now, email archiving, on a single globally-operated Security-as-a-Service platform. Our customers value our cloud expertise and Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,compliance_certifications,data_protection,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Reseller Agreement with Ricoh Canada October 10, 2017 Reseller Agreement with Ricoh Canada OTTAWA, ON  October 10, 2017  Privacy compliance and enterprise analytics company, FileFacets today announced that it has signed an agreement with Ricoh Canada , a global leader of document workflow solutions, IT and technical support services. Under the terms of the agreement, Ricoh Canada and FileFacets will partner to provide FileFacets innovative Enterprise ID platform to existing and future Ricoh enterprise customers, who are looking to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their businesses through increased information mobility. FileFacets Enterprise ID is a Software-as-a-Service Saas online platform that performs sophisticated data discovery and content search of structured and unstructured data within corporate networks, servers, content management systems, email, desktops and laptops. The software identifies sensitive information and personal data, removes redundant data and facilitates the secure transfer of data between repositories. From their beginnings, in 1993, Ricoh Canada Inc. has been on the forefront of workplace innovation. Today, Ricoh Canada is dedicated to empowering digital workplaces, optimizing business workflows and facilitating information mobility , which includes enhancing the ability of an organization to capture, manage, access, and use information wherever and whenever it is needed. Ricoh looks to continuously improve its services portfolio to provide integrated solutions to help its customers improve their organization workflow and enhance their businesses process automation systems. We are very excited to bring this new offering to our customers, said Eric Fletcher, Vice President Marketing of Ricoh Canada. FileFacets Enterprise ID is a platform that can provide businesses with a holistic overview of its data and information resources. This platform presents organizations with actionable insights that can prove invaluable to our customers. Were proud to begin this relationship with Ricoh Canada, said Chris Perram, Chief Executive Officer of FileFacets, Partnering with FileFacets allows Ricoh Canada customers to improve information governance practices and mitigate regulatory and privacy compliance risk, saving time, increasing productivity and ultimately increasing their bottom line. About FileFacets FileFacets is a Software-as-a-Service Saas online platform that performs sophisticated data discovery and content search of structured and unstructured data within corporate networks, servers, content management systems, email, desktops and laptops. FileFacets Enterprise ID identifies sensitive information and personal data, removes redundant data and facilitates the secure transfer of content between repositories, mitigating risk and assisting businesses worldwide in their privacy compliance and data management efforts. For more information, visit www.filefacets.com . About Ricoh Canada We transform the way people work, communicate and exchange information through technology. We call it information mobility, and it gets you and your workforce the information you want  wherever and whenever you need it.With our expertise in capturing, managing and transforming information, we deliver a broad portfolio of services and technologies that help you innovate and grow. From redefining a workplace to providing solutions that help you be more productive and efficient, we make information work for you. For more information, visit  Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Chris talks Legal Tech with Lawyers Weekly Classification and GDPR Compliance  Why? Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,compliance_certifications,data_protection,threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Malware Goes Currency Mining with Your CPU October 9, 2017 If you find your CPU spiking while browsing some website, it may be youve just loaned your computer resources to a virtual currency mining operation. The Pirate Bay website was caught having deployed such a miner on its site in mid-September, which borrows its visitors CPU andor graphics card resources  without informing the user. The Coinhive Miner deployed by The Pirate Bay is a JavaScript library for mining cryptocurrency that is being offered to websites as an alternative revenue stream. Malware Authors Move in on Mining With the rising popularity of cryptocurrencies, it stands to reason that malware authors will be shifting their attention to this new-found way of mining  a theory which became confirmed fact two weeks ago with the news that Showtime.com was found to be embedded with the same Coinhive script, but it would appear without Showtimes consent. Unfortunately, cyber criminals have started abusing this tool by embedding the JavaScript code into browser extensions or programs, thus using the processing power of the infected PCs for mining digital currency without permission. Cyren Lab Finds Many Examples Investigating further, we encountered several websites last week that were injected with a script code to redirect and download a program which uses the Coinhive script. Here is a list of some of the sites found by Cyren researchers with injected codes www.altenpflegeschule-manoah.de macelleriarosticceriatamborrino.it www.valoanaustin.com headabovethecloud.us getrich.webstilus.com.hrindex.phpupute-za-pocetnike105-kako-odraditi-pocetak-u-sfi-bez-ulaganja-novca www.advancedaquablasting.com.auindex.phpaboutfaqs58-question-1-what-are-your-environmental-qualifications www.ivylodgebedandbreakfast.co.ukindex.phpbooking How It Works The injected codes, as shown in the image below, redirect the user to two sites hxxprecaptcha-in.pw hxxpgoogle-statik.pwmainermyscr109881.js Figure 1 Injected code which redirects users The iFrame injected code, which redirects to recaptcha-in.pw, starts a miner script. Figure 2 Captured from recaptcha-in.pw The 2 nd injected script code will execute the script myscr109881.js from google-statik.pw. Figure 3 Decrypted code of myscr109881.js Cyren detects the relevant malicious code as JSCoinminer.A, JSRedir.ZS and JSKryptik.E!Eldorado. Filenames which are Indicators of compromise include myscr109881.js myscr532494.js For a primer on the current state of malware, read Cyrens free special threat report on malware . Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Survey Finds Security Investment Increasing, But Not Security Cyren Adds Email Archiving To SaaS Security Platform Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: end_user_security,threat_prevention,privacy_policy,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Survey Finds Security Investment Increasing, But Not Security October 4, 2017 The second-annual Cyren-Osterman Research U.S. security survey shows a significant disconnect between rising IT security spending and a low level of confidence in current protection, among many topics covered in the 24-page report, IT Security at SMBs 2017 Benchmarking Survey , available for free download. Security Budgets Up Sharply On average, survey respondents reported that IT security budgets grew a robust 17 during the past 12 months. Thats on top of a 21 increase reported one year ago in the first annual Cyren-Osterman Research survey. However, sixty-eight percent of businesses reported one or more breaches or infections during the prior 12 months, and significantly less than half believe they are well prepared to meet priority threats like ransomware, phishing and zero-day exploits . The survey focuses on the current web and email security status and priorities of IT and security managers at organizations with 100 to 3,000 employees. The survey results allow security personnel to benchmark their own security posture and planning against their peers. Figure 1 Ransomware is the top concern, up from 4 last year controlling employee behavior ranks last Some conclusions from the survey data which are covered in the report include Preference growing and nearly equal for cloud-based SaaS vs. on-premises The preference in terms of deployment model for security solutions is now nearly equally divided, with 32 percent preferring on-premises solutions, and 29 percent preferring cloud-based SaaS  with the latter up sharply from 21 percent in the 2016 Cyren-Osterman Research survey. Figure 2 Preference for cloud-delivered security versus on-premises appliances nearly equally divided. Email security is now predominantly done in the cloud Fifty-seven percent of SMBs rely on SaaS security for their email, considering together those who subscribe to a SaaS Secure Email Gateway 28 percent and those who rely on the security provided by their SaaS or hosted email service provider 29 percent. Cloud-based web security is moving up the adoption curve Eighteen percent of SMBs reported that they subscribe to SaaS web security, with another 16 percent reporting deployment of hybrid cloud and on-premises solutions, and six percent relying on a hosted virtual appliance. Security effectiveness and speed of defenses are most desired capabilities The misgivings around security performance were also apparent in the rankings of desired capabilities in new security solutions  security effectiveness 85 indicating highest importance and speed of defenses applied to new threats 74 were given significantly more weight by managers than cost and all other considerations. Growth in preference for cloud-based security Perhaps connected to their lack of confidence in current security capabilities, respondents also indicated they are open to new security approaches, with 29 of IT managers expressing a strong preference for cloud-based security. This is a notable increase from 21 in last years survey, and means that cloud-based security is almost at parity with on-premises security appliances as a preferred deployment model. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Ransomware-as-a-Service Is Making Crime Easy Malware Goes Currency Mining with Your CPU Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? September 26, 2017 What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? The brain is an amazing organ. It weighs about 3 ½ pounds and consists of two hemispheres, 100 billion neurons, and 100 trillion synapses the command and control center for each of us. The brain controls autonomous functions like heartbeats and brainwaves, but it also allows us to learn through its unequaled capacity for identifying and analyzing patterns. Intelligence is essentially the ability to store patterns in our memory. Recognizing and analyzing patterns makes us uniquely human. That is, until computers can do it better. When IBM developed machines to recognize and analyze chessboard patterns, the machines could learn to defeat grandmasters. Today, IBMs Watson is starting to diagnose diseases Google and Tesla vehicles are learning to drive autonomously. This is all possible through data discovery. At its core, data discovery is the process of extracting actionable patterns from data. It starts with aggregated data, identifies outliers, and results in extracted data to be leveraged in specific circumstances. Data discovery helps you develop real world solutions based on specific data provided by established patterns. That Doesnt Sound Too Hard And, it isnt  if you have the right tool. The problem is the sheer amount of data. Estimates predict daily data generation at 2.5 billion gigabytes per day, and 90 of the worlds collective data has been produced in just the last two years. In a 2016 study , Veritas found that of the information stored and processed globally, 52 is dark no one really knows what it holds and another 33 is redundant, obsolete or trivial ROT and useless. More telling is the fact that employees spend up to 30 of their workday 2.5 hours searching for useful data. Can any company tame the chaos of information overload? Is there a way to locate all files and to evaluate each ones importanceif anyto the business? And, is it even possible to create an ongoing, sustainable system to manage files today and in the future? Yes! Information managementalso known as information Governance or IGis not only possible but accessible. The right tool can help you comprehend and protect the data you have, get rid of data you dont need, and provide data access to the right people at the right time. How Can FileFacets Help? With FileFacets, your business can find, analyze, and categorize data. The result You spend less time searching for data, resulting in solving problems more quickly and effectively. FileFacets scans content within file sharing environments, enterprise content management systems, Microsoft Exchange servers, and individual desktops. The tool analyzes and recognizes data patterns, then categorizes files into tailored headings e.g., contracts, billing, PII, etc.. It can also flag anomalies outliers to determine file or data ROT redundant, obsolete, and trivial this helps optimize your data for action. Then it helps you manage your data for easier searches and analysis. FileFacets allows you to locate and process all content across your enterprise. A VDR helps take your business to the next level and offers you the opportunity to interface securely with clients, suppliers, and partners regardless of location. Convenient, secure, and efficient, VDRs propel your business and free you to move forward and faster. If youre ready to explore a VDR solution, FileFacets can help you find, shrink, and port your files to the VDR environment. Our product works as the only ECM enhancement solution available as Software-as-a-Service SaaS, making deployment easy and cost-effective. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Corporate Compliance Insights Guest Post What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,data_protection,access_management,privacy_policy


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Corporate Compliance Insights Guest Post September 22, 2017 Corporate Compliance Insights Guest Post 3 Hidden Traps Associated With GDPR Avoiding the Challenges to Ensure Compliance From the Corporate Compliance Insights Blog Many companies arent ready for the looming GDPR deadline, and they face real hurdles in getting to compliant. FileFacets, an enterprise analytics and privacy compliance platform that makes it easy for businesses to locate, process, and move unstructured content, offers a solution to these challenges. Today we present a guide to confronting three key difficulties companies face on the path to compliance, courtesy of Chris Perram, FileFacets CEO. Read the article Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev What is PII? What Should We Do About It? What Is Data Discovery and Why Should I Use It? Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,compliance_certifications,security_best_practices,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo What is PII? What Should We Do About It? August 29, 2017 What is PII? What Should We Do About It? Dreams and fantasies are often referred to as pie in the sky thinkingnice to ponder, but, realistically speaking, not likely to happen. A generation ago we would have thought the digitization of info would usher in a Utopian paperless age when our information would be secured, stored, and shared only with people with a need to know. However, thanks to the rise of hackers and other cyber criminals, identity theft resulting from the increase of unsecured PII is on the rise. In 2014, identity theft was the 1 consumer complaint at the Federal Trade Commission. Thieves stole more than 16 billion from 15 million U.S. consumers in 2016, according to a recent study. The fact of the matter is that PIIstored on connected devices, software, applications, and serverswill at some point be compromised. So, what is PII? And, more importantly, how can organizations secure this data, thwart cyber thieves, and establish cyber resiliency by mitigating threats and attacks? What Is PII? In short, PII personally identifiable information is any information used either alone or in conjunction with other data, to distinguish one person from another. PII may include, but is not limited to name, date of birth, credit card number, Social Security number, tax records, and even medical history personal health informationPHIis a subset of PII. Just for a moment, think of your last visit to the post office, accountant, doctor, realtor, or grocery store. Even when you fill out requested information on paper, these forms are keyed into digital systems of record. Now, factor in auto withdrawal bill payment and online shopping, ticket purchases, and other cyber transactions. Name here Social Security number there bank account info everywhere. Yes, your information is out there. All it takes is a misplaced form or an unsecured terminal to expose your information to the wrong person. Dedicated information hackers may target victims by rifling through trash bins or infiltrating wireless routers to steal PII. The good news is industries and organizations realize they must take extreme and deliberate measures to keep PII secure. Governments, from local to global, have issued guidelines and regulations to establish accountability and have instituted penalties for lack of compliance. How Do We Secure PII? Organizations must seriously consider data security and have a plan to provision, promote, and maintain cybersecurity. The best path to data security is through compliance with security standards outlined in industry, governments, or economic blocs. For example, in the United States, privacy and data security practices are regulated through a patchwork of overlapping and interconnected guidelines and frameworks which define accountability and enforcement components used by regulators. These include consumer protection acts enforced by the Federal Trade Commission, such as the Financial Services Modernization Act which regulates collection, use, and disclosure of financial information, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HIPAA, which supplies guidelines and regulations for medical information. The European Unions General Data Protection Regulation GDPR is the first comprehensive attempt at establishing data compliance standards across national economies. It establishes timelines 72 hours to notify users of data breaches, penalties for non-compliance, and gives citizens rights to access their own data. This regulation takes effect in May 2018. For a primer on GDPR, download our free whitepaper. What Should You Be Doing Now? Most companies started addressing PII issues a few years ago. If you have not, first steps can be found in the Guide to Protecting the Confidentiality of Personally Identifiable Information PII, from The National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST. The guide also sets standards for confidentiality impact levels, safeguards and response to breaches. We noted the guide and other first steps in a blog in May 2016. For all companies and institutions, key steps start with finding and organizing all existing files that contain PII. For many businesses, the task of locating files sounds simplistic but quickly becomes complicated as files are located in multiple repositories across multiple servers. Additionally, most companies discover they have a bad case of ROTredundant, obsolete, and trivial files stored throughout their network. Software platforms, like FileFacets, offer a rescue from ROT and the pathway to not only organization for all files, but also a clear, systematic way to search for and aggregate PII. FileFacets, in particular, extracts and aggregates PII from unstructured network-based and cloud-based file sharing repositories, leading ECM technology platforms, Microsoft Exchange Servers, and individual desktops. And, once data is collected, the software enables users to classify PII, so it can be either be moved to a new secure destination, properly disposed of, or otherwise handled appropriately. Securing PII is not a one-time event. Setting up a secure system and analyzing existing data begin the process, but to maintain security and compliance, companies need dynamic, ongoing mechanisms and checkpoints. Your system should define rules and flags for sensitive information and automatically process files. Complianceand secure PIIrequire daily and rigorous maintenance. PIIand the job of keeping it securewill only grow in the coming years. Smart companies will not only address todays compliance issues, but will also invest in tools that are scalable and adaptable to their enterprises future. Moreover, these tools must be user-friendly and offer a seamless workflow experience. Take a Test Drive of FileFacets FileFacets online privacy compliance and enterprise analytics platform makes it easy for businesses to search for, identify, and process PII across multiple sources, identifying where it is, and what it is, so it can be properly protected. Mitigating risk and reducing cost, the platform offers solutions for many industries, including legal, health care, and other highly regulated fields. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Webinar  Identity and Data Governance! Corporate Compliance Insights Guest Post Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day October 4, 2017 Survey Finds Security Investment Increasing, But Not Security October 4, 2017 The second-annual Cyren-Osterman Research U.S. security survey shows a significant disconnect between rising IT security spending and a low level of confidence in current protection, among many topics covered in the 24-page report, IT Security at SMBs 2017 Benchmarking Survey, available for free download. Security Budgets Up Sharply On average, Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: security_best_practices,privacy_policy,threat_prevention,incident_response,data_protection


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo The ABCs of GDPR May 11, 2017 The ABCs of GDPR Acronyms and abbreviations used to be relegated to those in the military and government MDA Missile Defense Agency, USPS United States Postal Service, RAF Royal Air Force. But the proliferation of social media sites like Twitter and Snapchat has moved acronyms into the mainstream IMHO, YOYO, JK, LOL in my humble opinion, youre on your own, just kidding, laugh out loud. Acronyms can point to the past and mark how quickly things have changed but in some cases, they can predict the changes to come. The EU GDPR European Union General Data Protection Regulation is one prediction you should pay attention to. The massive proliferation and open transfer of data via the internet have produced vulnerabilities that have been exploited with increasing frequency. Governments are trying to establish protections that both safeguard the integrity and privacy of individual data and allow free data exchange, so agencies and businesses can deliver goods and services. GDPR enforcement begins on May 25, 2018, and it is considered the gold standard regulation governing data privacy and exchange. If your organization interfaces with EU citizenry or with the United Kingdom to collect and process data, youll need to pay attention to the changes about to happen. Looking Toward the Future Ultimately, the GDPR wants to harness the power of digital transactions while protecting the data rights of EU citizens. It places responsibility and accountability upon agencies that collect and process the data, and it details consequences for those who do not comply. Here are some key changes that are important to know Increased Territory The GDPR affects any company  no matter where their location  that processes personal data of someone residing in the EU. Non-EU businesses processing data of EU citizens will have to appoint a representative in the EU to deal with the GDPR regulations. Penalties Businesses will have 72 hours to notify users in the case of a data breach. If there is a data breach, companies can be fined up to 4 of their annual global revenue, or 20 million  whichever is greater. If your business decides to do nothing, you could be fined 2 of your annual global revenue. Consent A request for consent to hold the personal data of an EU citizen must be easy for individuals to understand. Additionally, it must be as easy for them to withdraw consent as it is to give it. Right to Access Individuals can get confirmation of what personal information is being processed, where it is being stored, and why their information is being held. If EU citizens wish to know, a Controller must provide electronic copies of this data to the individual free of charge. Right to be Forgotten Individuals are entitled to have their data erased, ceased from further dissemination, and potentially have third parties halt processing of data. In the case that their data is no longer relevant to why they originally gave their information, they may also have their data erased. Data Portability The right to data portability allows individuals to obtain and reuse their data for their own purposes across different services. It allows them to move, copy, or transfer personal data easily from one IT environment to another in a safe and secure way. While this legislation is comprehensive and will require several actions on your part, you have a year to ready your organization to succeed in this new environment. Now that you know a little more about GDPR, its time to outline a plan to ensure your business is in compliance with the new regulation. FileFacets understands the importance of protecting sensitive data, and our tool can ensure that you are meeting the GDPR guidelines. How can FileFacets Help? The FileFacets Content Analytics tool allows you to scan multiple sources and repositories to locate and identify any Personal Identifiable Information PII or sensitive data that your organization may possess. The Analytics tool will constantly run so any new content with PII can be flagged and either deleted or moved to a secure and safe environment using the FileFacets Migration tool. FileFacets has the right tools to ensure you are compliant with the guidelines of GDPR. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev CLASSIDOCS.COM ANNOUNCES AI FOR DATA CLASSIFICATION Resilient IoT Guardian Unveiled to Protect Against Connected Threats Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,compliance_certifications,data_protection,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day September 22, 2017 Corporate Compliance Insights Guest Post September 22, 2017 Corporate Compliance Insights Guest Post 3 Hidden Traps Associated With GDPR Avoiding the Challenges to Ensure Compliance From the Corporate Compliance Insights BlogMany companies arent ready for the looming GDPR deadline, and they face real hurdles in getting to compliant. FileFacets, an enterprise analytics and privacy compliance platform that makes Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: compliance_certifications,data_protection,privacy_policy


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day July 19, 2017 Webinar  Identity and Data Governance! July 19, 2017 Join us for the webinar Identity  Data Governance  5 Steps to Reliable and Accurate Compliance in the Cloud on August 3rd at 2 pm ET  1 pm CT  11 am PT  6pm GMT. Identity and Security Compliance experts will review how Identity and Data can Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: compliance_certifications


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo GovTech  Adventures and Observations in IAM Cross Boundary Policy Management in Cloud Environments February 28, 2017 Enabling Cross Boundary Policy Management in Cloud Environments by Daemon Price Its an interesting time to be in Government Technology. Join me here every few weeks where Ill share my observations on the latest technology happenings within the Beltway and across Government. Well discuss the latest trends in Identity and Access Management, as well as some of the conferences and meetings I attend in my role as VP of Business Development and Sales at Resilient Network Systems. Back in my college days, I loved the TV show, James Burke Connections and one idea that has stuck with me all of these years is that single eureka innovation moments are very rare, and more common is a slow progression of separate, new capabilities combining to create a leap forward. Nowhere do I see this type of innovation more prevalent than after spending a few decades working with the U.S. Government. A case in point is the cloud. Federal agencies for years now have been on an unwavering trajectory of embracing cloud environments, and why not? Cloud environments offer the ability to spend less on infrastructure and maintenance, while simultaneously enabling a greater mobility of information and resources. Additionally, the cloud offers the financial flexibility of the SaaS model to pay only for the capacity that is actually needed at any given time. Those who have to architect and maintain cloud environments understand that new problems have emerged. Now IT staff has to worry about their datas life-cycle, as opposed to just their servers lifecycle, and the skills for managing a cloud vendor are different than managing hardware. In the end, the clouds full potential can never be completely realized until the issues of trust and fluidity across multiple clouds can be addressed and one way to do that is with better cross boundary network-based policy management with contextual access control. An agencys governing IT policies are a workflow-intensive and politically-sensitive investment of resources to design, approve, implement and monitor. Once this mountain of work is operational, the idea of changing an agencys policies to work with another organization is simply too labor intensive to be seriously considered. However, this is precisely what organizations are faced with since their core mission increasingly requires them to regularly engage with other agencies, foreign partners, commercial entities and private citizens. So agencies find themselves stuck with the mission to reach across boundaries, but their new cloud environments cant accomplish this goal because their policies and access controls are different from everyone elses. No one can easily engage externally, and so the promise of clouds easily interacting with each other and connecting everyone with everything seamlessly remains a pipe dream. In short, the bigger problem solved by cloud still needs a few remaining innovations before clouds full benefits and potential can be completely realized. To date, most organizations have addressed their needs the only way that they can by expending the heavy setup, administrative and maintenance resources to manually add the external users to their environments. Thankfully, the missing pieces to the cloud though are now finally becoming available. Resilients network-based policy management can now facilitate a cloud-to-cloud, across boundary policy connection by negotiating disparate organizational policies through harvesting and interrogating attributes brought from authorities from both sides of the boundary. This approach enables each organization on either side of the boundary to build a sufficient level of trust from the information presented by the other party, in order to authenticate users and systems, and then grant whatever level of access each side wishes to provide. With this new innovation in place, one more giant leap of progression has now been added toward realizing the dream promised by cloud. Now if only we could definitively identify all the devices and users on a cloud. About the author Daemon Price is the VP of Business Development and Sales at Resilient Networks Systems. A Virginia Tech graduate, where he participated in the Corps of Cadets, Daemon held multiple postings within the Dept. of Agriculture and the Dept. of Commerce before taking his information security experience to the private sector where he worked for both small businesses like SoftMed Systems creator of the original electronic health record and Blackboard education IT innovator to prime contractors like CSC, SAIC and 3M. With government awards and billion dollar solicitation wins to his credit, Daemon continues as a passionate technology evangelist and can be seen often at events held by AFCEA, INSA, NDIA, AUSA, FCW and many others. Other blogs in the GovTech  Adventures and Observations in IAM series Contextual Access Control DEMO at DHS Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev The NEW classification 101  The Why  The How IAM Concept of the Week Context Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,access_management,threat_prevention,compliance_certifications,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day August 14, 2017 Trickbot Banking Trojan Making Phishing More Real August 14, 2017 Trickbot is back, new and improved, and was found targeting customers of Lloyds Bank of the UK last week in a renewed phishing campaign intended to steal online banking users security codes. The updated version of the malware, which first appeared last year, uses new techniques to make it even Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention,end_user_security


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Ransomware-as-a-Service Is Making Crime Easy September 21, 2017 It shouldnt surprise anybody to learn that cybercriminals are taking their lead from some established business service models. We wrote about Botnet distribution services here , and the concepts apply equally to other corners of the malware industry. In February 2016, the Cerber ransomware first appeared in the form of Ransomware-as-a-Service RaaS, in which affiliates distribute the ransomware, while the Cerber developers earn a commission from each ransom payment. In February 2017, Cyren detected fresh outbreaks of Cerber ransomware distributed using variants of a popular malware distribution tool known as Nemucod, which assists aspiring ransomware developers in transforming Cerber into thousands of variants, making detection difficult. Everybody Can Become a Hacker To get into the ransomware business, criminals used to need to have a reasonable level of technical sophistication  no longer. Ransomware-as-a-Service RaaS platforms remove the more complex work associated with the malware programming. At the same time, they also offer the RaaS owner a chance at significant financial gain by capturing a portion of the profits from ransomware distribution. Some RaaS operators even provide additional customer services, such as deploying the ransomware and tracking the progress of ransomware distribution campaigns over time, making it even easier for threat actors to launch and manage their ransomware campaigns. Satan Roll Your Own Ransomware Found on the dark webs TOR network, the malware authors behind the Satan web site are a prime example of how the barriers for entering the ransomware business have been significantly lowered, by providing a complete, one-stop ransomware package for any would-be criminal, complete with a simple, consumer-friendly UI. Screenshot 1 Satan ransomware package site promotes money-making advantages Aspiring criminals only need to register, log in, and choose among simple configuration options like How many days until the payment period expires? to create their own personalized variant of the Satan malware. Once their ransomware has been configured at the click of a button, the site helpfully offers to roll it into a dropper package, and  voila!  the criminal downloads it and begins distribution perhaps outsourcing that or reserving capacity with a botnet operator. Shared Revenue Model Satan charges a fixed fee to use their automated ransomware generator and distribution package creator, and also takes care of the revenue collection mechanism, collecting the ransom payments in their own Bitcoin accounts and keeping a 30 fee, with a sliding scale that decreases depending on the number of infections and payments made. Screenshot 2 Configure your ransomware in no time at all Screenshot 3 Making a dropper To read more about Ransomware-as-a-Service, the Satan ransomware, and the increasing malware threat, read Cyrens free special threat report on malware here . Want to learn more about cloud-based email  web security? Contact us here ! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Best Practices for Stopping Ransomware Survey Finds Security Investment Increasing, But Not Security Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Resilient IoT Guardian Unveiled to Protect Against Connected Threats May 31, 2017 Resilient Network Systems and RunSafe Security Announce Strategic Partnership, New Approach to IoT Security May 31, 2017 0900 AM Eastern Daylight Time SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS WIRE Resilient Network Systems, the contextual access control company, today announced a strategic partnership with RunSafe Security to offer a unique IoT security solution Resilient IoT Guardian for both new and existing IoT deployments. This offering provides immediate defensive benefits and long-term assurance that your network continues to be trustworthy Weve brought the expertise of our two companies together from different areas of the security industry to offer this unique solution, said Joe Saunders, CEO of RunSafe Security. The strength and value of this new approach is in its ability to protect both at the individual IoT device level and at the device communications pathway level. With a projected 19 trillion economic transformation around IoT connected devices as deployments increase and adoption continues at record pace, so too are new attack vectors. The out-of-the-box security measures for most devices are too weak and finding skilled IoT security experts is an ongoing challenge. Resilient IoT Guardian embodies a new approach to defending devices, infrastructure and networks from cyber attacks. Combining RunSafes ability to cyber-harden devices remotely by means of three-step transformation, with Resilient Network Systems access control middleware to enforce policies such as continuous authentication and dynamic whitelisting, Resilient IoT Guardian can protect new and deployed devices remotely and is scheduled to be available this summer. This offering provides immediate defensive benefits and long-term assurance that your network continues to be trustworthy, said Ethan Ayer, CEO of Resilient Network Systems. Instead of worrying about hacks and misuse of your devices, we give you visibility into your network and the ability to manage it. About RunSafe Security RunSafe Security is the pioneer of a unique cyber-hardening technology designed to disrupt attackers and protect vulnerable embedded systems and devices. With the ability to make each device functionally identical but logically unique, RunSafe Security renders threats inert by eliminating attack vectors, significantly reducing vulnerabilities and denying malware the uniformity required to propagate. Based outside Washington, D.C., RunSafe Securitys customers span the IIoT, critical infrastructure, automotive and national security industries. About Resilient Network Systems Resilient Access is a policy-driven contextual access control solution for securely sharing data and connecting organizations. Our policy workflow engine discovers, organizes and resolves the information or attributes required to provide the context to make smarter access decisions. Resilients unique network-based architecture scales quickly to extend an organizations reach across its entire ecosystem. Resilient Network Systems has customers in the U.S. government, law enforcement and healthcare, and is a privately held, venture-backed company based in San Francisco. Contacts Treble Michael Kellner, 512-960-8222  Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev The ABCs of GDPR Webinar  Identity and Data Governance! Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,threat_prevention,access_management,data_protection,end_user_security


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day March 1, 2017 French Ministry Survey Delivers Macro Backdoor March 1, 2017 Thinking of moving to France? Soyez très prudent! That form youre busy filling out may be uploading and downloading files, exfiltrating data, doing reconnaisance of your network  or worse. A criminal malware group behind a sophisticated Excel macro backdoor, which has been targeting Middle Eastern financial institutions since 2015, IAM Concept of the Week Context March 1, 2017 Concept of the Week blog series  Every week we define and explain the significance of a concept in the world of Identity and Access Management IAM. This week lets discuss the concept of context. Here at Resilient we believe that fundamentally the more information an organization has about an Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention,access_management,privacy_policy


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day August 17, 2017 New Cyren Threat Report The Malware Wars August 17, 2017 If you want to know what a cyber-war looks like, read the news. And if you want to get up to speed quickly and try to make sense of all that news, I recommend downloading our new special report on malware, with a special nod to the included interview of Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: threat_prevention


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Petya Ransomware Spreading Fast With Same WannaCry Exploit June 27, 2017 The Petya ransomware outbreak spreading fast in June 2017 is using ETERNALBLUE, the same exploit used in the WannaCry ransomware attack in May 2017, which was developed by the U.S. National Security Agency. This ransomware outbreak is a variant of Petya , which first emerged in early 2016 in the same period as Locky. Cyren customers should be aware that Cyrens automated security cloud first detected and blocked this variant as W32Petya.VUNZ-1981 early this morning, as the outbreak began. Cyren researchers identified targeted users in numerous countries, including India, UK and many others. Stay tuned for further details as in-depth analysis of the malware is completed. Visit Cyrens ransomware resource page for a primer on ransomware or download our new ransomware cyberthreat report for an in-depth look. Want to learn more about cloud-based email  web security? Contact us here ! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Think Browsers Protect You From Phishing Attacks? Breaking Down 2017s Petya Ransomware Attack Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

Output: product_security_features,end_user_security,threat_prevention,technical_documentation


Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day September 7, 2017 Best Practices for Stopping Ransomware September 7, 2017 With the recent return of Locky and continued growth of ransomware and ransomware-as-a-service, there is a good chance you personally know an individual or company that has experienced such an attack or another similar threat. If you work in the computer or security industry, you might also often be asked Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Google Docs Phishing Attack Worms Its Way In May 11, 2017 Repeatedly referred to in the press as  massive , the Google Docs attack which has been the talk of the security blogosphere and even mainstream media this past week appears to have sent invitation emails to an estimated less than 0.1 of Gmail users, according to Googles own statement, which is not a particularly massive fraction. Although that still could signify one million users  but in terms of sheer volume, its not a lot compared to billions of ransomware emails being pumped out by a botnet in a single day. So why all the excitement? Using the Legit to Lull You From the distance of a week, we can consider the attack a bit more calmly. Besides the association of Googles brand, what drew everyones attention was the fact that the fundamental misdirection at the heart of the attack was the use of a legitimate app access process, giving it all the feel of a normal routine. The attack really brought home for many how clever the bad guys can be at disguising their schemes, creating a sort of augmented reality which is difficult for the average user to distinguish from the real thing as they go about their routine. And further underlines the limits of training users to police their activities, and the importance of intelligent systems in securing Internet activity. If you are a Google user, have you ever signed up for an online service and been given the option to use my Google account? As a completely unrelated illustration, lets say you wanted to sign up for a legitimate service like Basecamp online productivity software. First you click on Use my Google account And next you choose the Google account that you want to use. Notice that the login uses OAuth at accounts.google.com shown in the yellow URL bar at the top of the screenshot above. OAuth 2.0 is the protocol used by Google to give 3 rd party applications access to Google services  in this case Basecamp gets access to your Google ID. Also notice that the imagined victim is choosing from one of their user accounts to continue to Basecamp 3. Applying the logic of this example to this attack, the user wouldnt be continuing to the real Basecamp 3  theyd have just gone through a totally legitimate Google process with the end result of approving a malicious app. How It Really Works This specific attack starts with an email, apparently from someone you know, and an invitation to click on a link to a Google document, as shown below. In the emails, the attackers used a common method of replacing the To field with the spoofed email address   , while adding the victims email to the BCC field. The emails were sent in the name of prior victims who had fallen for the attack. After clicking to open the doc, the victim is prompted to choose an account and continue to Google Docs. It feels quite safe to the typical user  after all, youre in a Google domain accessing Google Docs  however, in the case of this attack, it wasnt Google Docs at all, hence the quotation marks around the name. The attackers simply named their malicious application Google Docs. Once a user chooses a Google user account, they are presented with an option to allow the app to access email accounts and contacts, shown below  effectively allowing the quick spread of the invitation email to their contacts, and so on. A Phishing Attack or a Worm? So the attack is perhaps more accurately described as a worm  not purely a phishing attack as widely reported. For a definition of what is and isnt phishing, download Cyrens special threat report on the topic. Of course, once criminals have gotten access to your account, they might be able to use the data in your Gmail or Google accounts to search for passwords and credit card numbers, or leverage the data in your account for follow-up phishing scams with your contacts. But in this specific case, since there was no actual solicitation of or stealing of credentials per se, so it doesnt meet a purists definition of phishing. Quick Google Response Hides Endgame We are also left to speculate a bit as to the attackers ultimate objective, since the attack appears to have been stopped quickly and perhaps before reaching full maturity. A Google staffer who was reading the Reddit forum where the attack was first mentioned forwarded the details to colleagues at Google, and the bogus Google Docs was shut down within an hour. Having obtained contact information, we can speculate that the attackers could Harvest your contact info and use the combination of contact names and email addresses to send more targeted fraud or phishing emails Search for password confirmation emails Perform password resets on accounts at other sites using your email address How To Stop It Early, Often, and Across Web and Email Channels Google followed up the quick takedown with this message were taking multiple steps to combat this type of attack in the future, including updating our policies and enforcement on OAuth applications, updating our anti-spam systems to help prevent campaigns like this one, and augmenting monitoring of suspicious third-party apps that request information from our users. There was widespread speculation about ways to prevent such applications being registered in the future. It is generally agreed that simply blocking the name Google Docs in the OAuth environment would not be enough  since Unicode characters can be used to easily create variations that will appear to users as Google Docs see our article on Unicode abuse . In addition to having robust web and email security inspection  including specifically businesses using corporate Gmail accounts should consider adding cloud-based gateway security  users should maintain a guilty until proven innocent outlook on any request to click on anything, and can run through the following checklist for any email they receive Was it sent to me? Do I know the sender? Am I expecting such an email from this sender? Is the info in the original email header consistent with this information? Am I being redirected to an outside site and then asked for any passwords or permissions? In the case above, the real Google docs should not have had to ask for permission for access to Gmail. Users who want to review third party apps connected to their account can visit Google Security Checkup . To run a quick check of your overall web security posture, try Cyrens Web Security Diagnostic Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Infosec Island When Is Apple.com Not Apple.com? WannaCrypt Ransomware Spreads Like A Worm Via NSA Exploit Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo IAM Concept of the Week XACML March 9, 2017 Concept of the Week blog series  Every week we define and explain the significance of a concept in the world of Identity and Access Management IAM. Last week we talked about the importance of context and how it describes the sum of all information or attributes that we can gather about an access request. This week well cover how attributes are related to access policies, and also the attributed-based XACML Extensible Access Control Markup Language model. As we mentioned previously, attributes offer a multi-dimensional way to express, in detail, the relationship between the subject, the action, the resource and the environment. By themselves however, attributes are not enough. We need rules to resolve these attributes against. This is where access policies come in and with them we have the ability to create policies as simplistic or as fine-grained as we want. For example, a simple policy could be only hospital administrators can access all patient records. A more complex policy might be that only an administrator, with a speciality in oncology, physically located in a certain hospital department, on a certain device can update a specific patient record. The XACML model offers a mechanism to write and implement these policies. It was originally developed by OASIS back in 2003. A key advantage of the XACML approach is that it separates the access decision from the point of use. This means that policies are managed externally and can be updated independent of the application that is being secured. The model architecture is comprised of the following components Policy Enforcement Point PEP  Intercepts the business flow to verify that the user is authorized. Sends the authorization request to the PDP which then grants or denies the request. Policy Decision Point PDP  Processes the authorization request and evaluates it against the organizations access policies. It produces a decision that it sends back to the PEP. Queries the Policy Information Point PIP to retrieve information or attributes. Policy Admin Point PAP  Creates and manages the access policies. The policies are then deployed to the PDP. Policy Information Points PIP  Connects the PDP to sources of attributes. Finally, lets end with a simple example that shows the XACML model in action A user attempts to access a protected resource The Policy Enforcement Point PEP intercepts the request sending it to the Policy Decision Point PDP to verify that the user is authorized The Policy Decision Point PDP evaluates the access policies related to this request The Policy Decision Point PDP retrieves attributes related to the request from the Policy Information Points PIP Based on the policy and the underlying attributes the user is granted access to the protected resource Further Reading XACML Wikipedia Other blogs in the IAM Concept of the Week series SAML, OAuth2 and OpenID Connect FIDO Fast Identity Online Authentication vs Authorization RBAC versus ABAC Context Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev IAM Concept of the Week Context CLASSIDOCS.COM ANNOUNCES AI FOR DATA CLASSIFICATION Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Best Practices for Stopping Ransomware September 7, 2017 With the recent return of Locky and continued growth of ransomware and ransomware-as-a-service, there is a good chance you personally know an individual or company that has experienced such an attack or another similar threat. If you work in the computer or security industry, you might also often be asked What can we do to prevent or block ransomware attacks ? In truth, there is no one silver bullet that single-handedly stops all threats. But there are a series of steps you, your business, and your family and friends can take to significantly minimize the threat. See our basic best practices below, and to dig a bit deeper, do avail yourself of our free in-depth threat report on ransomware and our ransomware resources page . Know the Basics As the old saying goes An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. As part of any security protocol, always make sure these cybersecurity 101 steps are part of your personal and business routine. Back up files at least once a day or every few hours If your computer does become infected, a back-up will enable you to wipe the hard drive clean and reinstall critical software and documents, without paying ransoms or buying a new computer. Keep a recent copy of the files stored on a system that is not connected to your computer As we saw with Locky, the infection quickly spread between networked computers and systems. Several times per week, back up files and systems on a separate network. Provide regular cybersecurity training to staff Ultimately the strongest form of security you have are staff members who are educated and wary about the types of cyberthreats targeting them. Include social engineering training Threats dont always begin with an email. Cybercriminals are now calling staff directly and pretending theyre from the help desk or systems team and requesting access to important data, including documents, user names, and passwords. Recognize that EVERYONE on staff is a target In the world of cybercrime, both the junior intern and the CEO are potential targets, since both can provide varying degrees of access to internal systems and networks. Educate and protect all staff members not just those with access to sensitive data. Train staff to NEVER EVER enable macros Unless youre working with software developers that regularly use Visual Basic, no one in your company will need or use macros. Further, the vast majority of employees will never receive any document that requires macros to operate. Train staff to watch out for files and a pop-up box that appears saying Security Warning Macros have been disabledOptions. Encourage them to ignore it and forward the email and document to the security team immediately. Disable the macro settings in Office software Set the defaults on employee Microsoft Office applications to make sure that macros are disabled. Remind staff, friends, and family members to not open unsolicited or unexpected attachments Many types of malware, including ransomware are often embedded in attachments. Improve Your Protection Security is a growing expense of doing business. Unfortunately, the truth is that while most companies employ some limited cybersecurity professionals, it is simply not financially feasible or resource realistic for a company to build their own security systems, particularly given the highly variable and complex nature of todays cyberthreats. Most companies are better off outsourcing to professional cybersecurity firms that leverage the combination of mass scale of incoming email, with the experience and expertise to worry about patches and the hundreds of thousands of daily security updates. When selecting a cybersecurity vendor, organizations should consider these types of services and solutions Email Gateway Security More than 90 of all cyberattacks start in email. Gateways protect email and infrastructure with real-time antispam and antimalware protection before threats reach end-users. Web Security Gateway Emails embedded with the recent Locky ransomware used JavaScript to link directly to malicious URLs that executed malware downloads. The benefit of web security solutions is that they can leverage the massive amount of data coming through a cybersecurity firms networks to identify and block compromised URLs, malware downloads, command  control CC communications, and data exfiltration. Network Sandboxing Remember we said cybersecurity professionals are becoming increasing stealthy? Nowhere is this more evident than in the amount of malware that is now programmed to detect when it is in a sandbox, and thus stop itself from executing. Networked or multi-array sandboxes use a variety of sandboxes, each with different security features to identify and stop never-before-seen malware. Endpoint Security with Active Monitoring This type of security offers constant visibility into various network endpoints, so companies can identify breaches more quickly. It is critical to make sure that your companys endpoint security is entirely up-to-date and operating with information that reflects the latest threats. Enhance Your Prevention Ongoing preventative phishing measures can also help ensure that corporate and personal systems remain operational, even when cybercriminals attack. Backup and Recovery Once a backup system is implemented, conduct regularly scheduled full- and incremental-data backups. Then, test the backups at consistent intervals to ensure accuracy and data recovery procedures. Remember to retest after system updates or upgrades. Limit Network Shared Drives While shared drive usage is popular and offers a level of convenience to employees, it also has limits when it comes to security. Consider adding no-write permissions, limiting the number of shared drives, or reducing the extent to which shared drives are mapped to large or sensitive file repositories. Want to learn more about cloud-based email  web security? Contact us here ! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev New Cyren Threat Report The Malware Wars Ransomware-as-a-Service Is Making Crime Easy Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day May 13, 2017 WannaCrypt Ransomware Spreads Like A Worm Via NSA Exploit May 13, 2017 UPDATE May 14 WannaCryptWannaCry is still being delivered through file sharing services over https at hxxpstransfer.sh and hxxpsdown.xn--wda.fr __________________ The WannaCrypt ransomware aka WannaCryptor, Wcrypt, and WannaCry has managed to infect thousands of systems within just a few hours of its first appearance yesterday, with estimates on the order of Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Distributed Computing Systems Legitimate  Useful Botnets July 17, 2017 Although the term botnet is generally associated with cybercrime and maliciousness, it should come as no surprise that there are, in fact, fully legitimate and entirely useful botnetsbetter known as distributed computing systemsat work around the globe. In fact, someone you know may even have willingly allowed their computer to become part of one. What Is a Botnet? At their core, botnets are nothing more than a group of Internet-connected devices typically installed with some form of software that enables these devices to collectively perform a function and carry out commands generated by someone controlling the system. By spreading the computing power across multiple platforms, tasks can be accomplished more quickly, efficiently, and at less cost. While  botnets  are typically only designed with criminal intent, distributed computing projects are often created for the greater good. What Is Distributed Computing? In todays world, we are constantly interacting with distributed computing systems. Every time we use the internet, we are taking advantage of a distributed computing system. Basically, a distributed computing system is a network of computers that work together to achieve a common goal. Sounds complicated, but its actually quite simple! Lets take a look at how distributed computing systems make our lives easier. Benefits of Distributed Computing 1. Improved Resource Utilization One of the main reasons for using a distributed computing system is that it leads to improved resource utilization. By sharing resources across a network, tasks can be completed more quickly and efficiently. 2. Reduced Costs Another advantage of using a distributed computing system is that it can help reduce costs. By sharing resources across a network, organizations can save money on things like hardware and software licenses. 3. Increased Reliability When you have multiple computers working on the same task, there is an increased level of reliability because if one computer fails, the others can pick up the slack. This is in contrast to a traditional server where if it goes down, everyone is affected. 4. Improved Scalability A distributed computing system can be easily scaled up or down as needed which gives you greater flexibility than a traditional server environment. 5. Decentralization One of the advantages of using a distributed computing system is that it leads to decentralization which gives you greater control over your data and infrastructure. 6. Improved Security With a distributed computing system, your data is spread out over multiple computers which makes it more difficult for hackers to access all of your information in one go. If one computer is compromised, the others are still safe which minimizes the damage that can be done. 7. Enhanced Collaboration Another advantage of using a distributed computing system is that it enhances collaboration because multiple users can work on the same task simultaneously from different locations. As you can see, there are numerous reasons to use legitimate botnets. Even though botnets get a bad reputation, we actually use them in many ways. Next, well go over how distributed computing is being used in our everyday lives. Distributed Computing Examples Perhaps the most famous distributed computing project is SETIhome. Using the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing BOINC software platform and hosted by the Space Sciences Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, SETIhome employs the unused CPU and GPU cycles on a network of volunteer computers to analyze radio signals captured by the Arecibo radio telescope to search for possible evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence. Other well known distributed computing projects focus on resource intensive computing tasks such as climate modeling and prediction, astrophysics, stock market prediction, molecular biology, and mathematics. Virtually, every web application used today is built on top of a distributed system. Some of the most common use cases are Telecommunications and cellular networks Blockchain technology Scientific computing Video conferencing systems Multiplayer video games Peer-to-peer P2P file- systems Retail distribution and supply chain management Airline and hotel reservations Libraries and navigation systems E-learning platforms and social networks Meteorology sensor and monitoring systems What Are the Types of Distributed Systems? Due to the variety of models and architectures, it is nearly impossible to define what types of distributed systems there are, however, it can be divided into 3 subcategories 1. Cluster Computing Cluster computing is tightly or loosely connected computers that work together so they can be viewed as a single system. Common use cases include weather modeling, nuclear simulations, data mining, and solving complex computational problems. 2. Cloud Computing Cloud computing delivers hosted services over the internet such as servers, storage, database, intelligence, analytics, and networking. Common use cases include software-as-a-service, infrastructure-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service, file sharing, and data storage. 3. Grid Computing Grid computing combines computer resources that are spread over different geographical locations to achieve a common goal. Primarily used to solve complex problems that one single computer may face. Common use cases include computational biology, automotive and aerospace engineering, DNA sequence analysis, and online gaming. Final Thoughts As you can see, not all botnets are considered the same. In fact, legitimate botnets distributed computing systems are a necessity for most business operations and are used by consumers worldwide without them, our world would be much different. Since most business operations consist of internet-connected devices, its important to have an anti-phishing solution in place to continuously scan mailboxes for latent threats. If youre interested in protecting your organization from future phishing attacks that can deliver botnet malware, contact us today for more information. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev What is the 15-Minute Botnet? What is a Botnet Attack? 6 Ways to Identify and Prevent It Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day August 29, 2017 What is PII? What Should We Do About It? August 29, 2017 What is PII? What Should We Do About It? Dreams and fantasies are often referred to as pie in the sky thinkingnice to ponder, but, realistically speaking, not likely to happen. A generation ago we would have thought the digitization of info would usher in a Utopian paperless age when Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day May 11, 2017 The ABCs of GDPR May 11, 2017 The ABCs of GDPR Acronyms and abbreviations used to be relegated to those in the military and government MDA Missile Defense Agency, USPS United States Postal Service, RAF Royal Air Force. But the proliferation of social media sites like Twitter and Snapchat has moved acronyms into the mainstream IMHO, YOYO, Google Docs Phishing Attack Worms Its Way In May 11, 2017 Repeatedly referred to in the press as massive, the Google Docs attack which has been the talk of the security blogosphere and even mainstream media this past week appears to have sent invitation emails to an estimated less than 0.1 of Gmail users, according to Googles own statement, which is Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day March 9, 2017 IAM Concept of the Week XACML March 9, 2017 Concept of the Week blog series  Every week we define and explain the significance of a concept in the world of Identity and Access Management IAM. Last week we talked about the importance of context and how it describes the sum of all information or attributes that we can Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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