Category: Vendors
People vs Automation: Why IP Geolocation Validation Still Needs a Human Touch
April 2nd, 2019 Network Geography Analysts ensure IP geolocation data is accurate and up to date. We receive geolocation feedback data from our ... (Feed generated with FetchRSS)Three Reasons to Scale-Out, not Scale-Up
Everyone talks about scalability, the ability for a unit or a system to grow as users requirements grow. There are many ways to scale up. However, one innovative company has changed the game in the packet broker market. Their solutions scaleThe Online Merchant’s Guide to Auto-Scaling
Picture this. You’ve spent weeks preparing for a massive online sale. Your products are priced right. Your social media influencers are primed and ready to help drive shoppers to your storefront. And they do their job! The sale begins and,Why Riverbed is a Six-Time Consecutive Leader in the Gartner NPMD Magic Quadrant
In a business market that is dominated by digital transformation initiatives, it is Riverbed’s position that companies must have the ability to understand all of the elements that underpin digital experience and how they relate to one another.Thwarting an invisible threat: How AI sniffs out the Ursnif trojan
The cyber AI approach successfully detected the Ursnif infections even though the new variant of this malware was unknown to security vendors at the time.Increase Network Visibility with SSL Decryption | Niagara Networks
Why SSL Decryption? The growing adoption of protocols to secure Internet traffic, including Secure Socket Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS), is, paradoxically, giving cybercriminals a way to evade network defenses. For example,Coachable Moments: Preventing Supply Chain Insider Threats
Here are a few startling facts you may not know: According to The Ponemon Institute, 56% of organizations have had a breach caused by one of their vendors. And, a study by CERT’s National Insider Threat Center showed that 15% of all insiderImage Management: What it is and Why it’s Important for E-Commerce
A picture is worth a thousand words. Over 70% of search engine users regularly search for images of products before buying them. I don’t remember the last time I bought anything without browsing through photos taken from every angle, as well asLockerGoga ransomware – how it works
The first confirmed attack by the LockerGoga ransomware was in January 2019 when Altran Technologies got hit. Earlier this week the Norwegian organization Norsk Hydro become theAnatomy of an insider breach originating from a contractor’s laptop
Keith Siepel, IT Manager at Hydrotech, Inc., examines an advanced cyber-threat discovered by Darktrace on a customer’s network.Load More