There are too few cybersecurity experts to fill jobs, but a new study sees the crunch increasing through 2025 as cybersecurity experts head for the hills.
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A new Acunetix Premium update has been released for Windows and Linux: 15.4 This Acunetix release improves the default roles. Acunetix offers role-based access control (RBAC) to efficiently manage user access. Thanks to RBAC, you can limit or authorize user access to Acunetix based on the…
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Data in transit means data is at risk if the proper precautions aren’t followed. Data stored inside a securely monitored environment is much less likely to fall into the wrong hands than data exchanged between people and systems. With this in mind, it is essential for company personnel to adhere to firm and clear guidelines …
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OSINT is intelligence produced by collecting and analyzing public information with the purpose of answering a specific intelligence question.
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A new study from IBM Security suggests cyberattackers are taking side routes that are less visible, and they are getting much faster at infiltrating perimeters.
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Explore search services beyond Google and Bing for a wider range of results, customization and privacy options.
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The Modern Tech Skills Bundle from CyberTraining 365 offers lifetime access to over 2,000 video lectures that introduce students to today’s most compelling technologies.
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Note: Debian/Ubuntu/Kali Linux uses “sudo apt install packagename” RHEL/CentOS/Fedora uses “sudo dnf install packagename” cowsay A cow say whatever you want it to say in terminal # Install cowsay sudo apt install cowsay # Use cowsay cowsay text sl A train in terminal # Install sl sudo apt install sl # Use sl sl fortune …
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