Numerous media sources are reporting newly discovered Exchange malware, called LightNeuron, believed to have been created by a Russian hacking organization known as Turla. LightNeuron is a “backdoor” that allows attackers to read and modify any email passing through compromised Microsoft Exchange servers. The malware also allows attackers to create
Strong Today … Strong for the Future To protect sensitive data at rest, Cord3 uses extremely strong, standards-compliant cryptography. There are two classes of cryptography: For encrypting data at rest, Cord3 only uses symmetric cryptography. Most technologies combine public-key cryptography together with symmetric cryptography to make key management easier for users
Unimaginably Strong For encrypting data at rest, Cord3 onlyuses symmetric cryptographywith a unique 256-bit key for every data asset. Cord3 uses a FIPS 140-2 approved implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm. Since there is nothing secret about the AES algorithm itself, the security comes from the keys being
A recent Forbes article states – “The bottom line is that investing in securing perimeters leaves the most popular attack vector of all unprotected, which are privileged credentials.” We could not agree more. Some of the solutions proposed in the article, however, do not prevent privileged credential attacks – they just detect
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