Information Security

Learn how to prevent ransomware, protect against imminent attacks and remove ransomware infections. Bonus: Ransomware cheat sheet for security analysts.

It’s been nine months since May 25, 2018 when the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect in the EU. During this short period of time much has happened, including megabreaches that continue to occur throughout the world. Read about the latest InfoSec strategies and developments.

Cybersecurity History: Read about how Netscape began development of the SSL protocol. In 1994, Netscape had SSL version 1.0 ready, but it never made a public debut as it had several significant security flaws, which eventually led to the evolution of HTTPS based on SSL 2.0 and its successor TLS.

Learn about a machine learning use case that clusters network assets (or devices) into groups to improve the alert quality from peer-based analysis.

2019 promises to be as difficult to predict as every year, so Exabeam spoke to Professor Alan Woodward from the University of Surrey to get his thoughts on the cyber security landscape for the year ahead.

Exabeam’s Cybersecurity History Review: Read about Operation Aurora and the series of cyberattacks in 2010 conducted by the Elderwood Group based in Beijing, China, with ties to the People’s Liberation Army.

2018 was a memorable year for cybersecurity. Millions of people were impacted as we saw more companies hit by megabreaches—from a major hotel chain to a social media platform used by billions. Here are our top 10 blog posts that had the biggest readership and were the most noteworthy.

Learn about the MITRE ATT&CK framework, how it works, why it is an important tool, and why cybersecurity pros should pay attention.

Read about the cloud security strategies of a global engineering firm that employs tens of thousands of people. Reliable data security is not only critical to their business, it is also a primary component of the solutions they provide to their customers. Specifically, it’s essential that this firm protects their network of virtual machines (VMs) in their private cloud.