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2 Innovations That Can Tip the Balance in Cybersecurity

CIO Business Intelligence

Software-based advanced analytics — including big data, machine learning, behavior analytics, deep learning and, eventually, artificial intelligence. But improved use of automation — combined with software-based advanced analytics — can help level the playing field. These steps usually occur in that order, but not always.

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7 Ways to End Dead Digital Weight on Your Website with Analytics

Smart Data Collective

The first websites predated modern analytics technology. Google Analytics wasn’t launched until 2005. However, advances in analytics over the past decade have made it easier for companies to create quality websites. Keep reading to learn more about using analytics to optimize your website.

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How to use data detection and response (DDR) to gain early warning into data leakage from insider threats

Laminar Security

DDR is a data security solution that leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and behavioral analytics to monitor, detect, and respond to data activity across endpoints, networks, cloud, and applications. DDR detects anomalous or suspicious data behavior that may indicate insider threats or other data security risks.

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How to handle a ransomware attack 

IBM Big Data Hub

The good news is that in the event of a ransomware attack, there are basic steps any organization can follow to help contain the attack, protect sensitive information, and ensure business continuity by minimizing downtime. The two most common types of ransomware are screen lockers and encryptors.

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What is a phishing simulation?

IBM Big Data Hub

A phishing attack is a fraudulent email, text or voice message designed to trick people into downloading malware (such as ransomware ), revealing sensitive information (such as usernames, passwords or credit card details) or sending money to the wrong people. The only difference is that recipients who take the bait (e.g.,

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Types of cyberthreats

IBM Big Data Hub

Threat actors use malware attacks to gain unauthorized access and render infected systems inoperable, destroying data, stealing sensitive information, and even wiping files critical to the operating system. Almost every modern cyberattack involves some type of malware. Phishing is the best-known and most pervasive form of social engineering.

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Cybersecurity On Call: Information War with Bill Gertz

Cloudera

Bill has joined us to discuss his most recent book on how nation-states are using the digital front to begin information wars. He is here today to discuss his latest book, “ iWar: War and Peace in the Information Age ”. The post Cybersecurity On Call: Information War with Bill Gertz appeared first on Cloudera Blog.