Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is used by the US government to encrypt classified documents. AES brought 128-bit encryption to the market. Data can be encrypted in 128-, 192-, and 256-bit amounts, with the number of rounds used to protect data growing as the encryption level increases.
Yesterday MITRE released a significant update to the MITRE ATT&CK framework which included several new and updated techniques, including T1483, domain generation algorithms (DGA) submitted by our research team. We’ll explain this technique in more detail as we are excited to be contributors.
Five top takeaways from Google Next on how to secure your cloud deployments and work with your partners to get the optimal solution. Exabeam CIO Shahar Ben-Hador shares his experience on building a SaaS solution.
We are excited to launch The New CISO, a podcast dedicated to providing IT security leaders with practical advice, guidance, and lessons learned from peers. Hosted by Steve Moore, Exabeam’s Vice President and Chief Security Strategist, guests discuss their take on cybersecurity trends, what it takes to lead security teams and how things are changing in today’s new world.
A new survey of 150 cybersecurity professionals polled at the Cloud and Cybersecurity Expo 2019 in London shows that many businesses are not aware nor prepared for cybersecurity threats and challenges. Most notably, crypto mining activities such as shadow mining and cryptojacking strain network resources and opens it to new vulnerabilities.
On April 16, 1993, the White House announced the Clipper chip to secure communication devices like crypto phones, which protect calls from interception by using algorithms and cryptographic keys to encrypt and decrypt the signals. Here’s what happened next.
Read about the first computer virus that preceded computer networks, called the Creeper. German mathematician John von Neumann (famous for major contributions to economics, such as game theory) first theorized the concept in the late 1940s. He envisioned a computer virus as an automatically self-replicating entity. But it was another 30 years before someone created one.
Read Exabeam’s latest research report about the hidden world of cryptocurrency mining, called “shadow mining” and how malicious insiders can abuse their IT rights to mine cryptocurrency within their own organization. Learn why it’s a security threat and what organizations can do to protect themselves.
