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Establishing impenetrable security is by no means an easy task. Hence, several avenues for erroneous decisions are possible. According to HelpNetSecurity, about 68% of organizations were victims of endpoints attacks in 2019. This brings to light the failure to realize the potential vulnerabilities caused by overlooked entities such as endpoints. Milan Cetic, the course instructor, hopes to educate the importance ...


Organizations today are faced with a threat landscape that continues to evolve, including cyber-attacks that have become much more sophisticated. Cybercriminals are highly motivated and tend to use a wide range of tactics, tools, and techniques to achieve their goals. IBM Security (2020) found that the average time it took for organizations to identify a data breach attack was 207 ...


As a Cybrary user, I bet you'd agree that the cloud is the most disruptive technology many current IT professionals will encounter over the course of their entire careers. The benefits of embracing the cloud are many, and to compete successfully in today’s marketplace being 'in the cloud' must be a part of an organization’s approach to IT. But, as ...

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What is the Red Team? Red teaming can be defined as approaching an environment from an adversarial or attacker perspective, to proactively test security controls in the environment, with the overall objective of increasing an organization’s security posture. Red teaming is a form of ethical hacking and shares some similarities with penetration testing. A red team exercise is also known ...


Welcome to my fourth blog dealing with the Internet of Things. It is terrific to see you have shown such an interest in IoT. Well, now, we explore an essential area: Where to learn IoT. Let us break it down into a few things to explore. Online vs. Brick and Mortar. The first question is simple: how much time each ...


A drone, also known as a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle), is an aircraft piloted by remote control or onboard computers. With the advent of the concept of smart cities, drones are expected to play a huge role in the delivery of products and merchandise, enabling the reduction of greenhouse gases and introducing cutting edge navigation techniques which cut waiting times ...


To have a meaningful discussion regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI), one must first understand what exactly Artificial Intelligence is. What does it aim to solve? What are its constituents? When was AI invented? What kind of research and development has gone into it? What are the current and projected trends surrounding the technology? Let's try answering all of these questions. AI stands ...


Prelude You are almost about to call it a day when you hear the unusual, but equally recognizable noise made by the Security Analytics Dashboard when a critical alert is triggered. The warning displays that malware has surfaced abruptly on a system in the network, previously considered near-impenetrable. You take measures to isolate the malware within an island network. Upon ...


Working remotely is now the "new normal." As a result, The cloud market is growing day by day. There is a large spike in cloud adoption, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) being the market leader (at 32.4% of the global market), followed by Microsoft's Azure (at 17.6%), and Google's Cloud Platform (GCP) (at 6%). After the hard impact around the ...