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IoT (Internet of Things) Security Market 2023 Share Value by Leading Players – Symantec Corporation, Cisco Systems, Inc., International Business Machines Corporation, RSA Security LLC, Fortinet Inc.


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Leading players of IoT (Internet of Things) Security Market including:

Symantec Corporation, Cisco Systems, Inc., International Business Machines Corporation, RSA Security LLC, Fortinet Inc., and Palo Alto Network.

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The analysis analyzes the industrys competitive environment in great detail and identifies the major market drivers and market restraints. The Global IoT (Internet of Things) Security Market Report shows that despite the COVID-19 disruption, there is still room for…

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Week in review: PaperCut vulnerabilities, VMware fixes critical flaws, RSA Conference 2023


The week in security

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos:

RSA Conference 2023
RSA Conference 2023 took place at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Check out our microsite for related news, photos, product releases, and more.

Overcoming industry obstacles for decentralized digital identities
In this Help Net Security interview, Eve Maler, CTO at ForgeRock, talks about how digital identities continue to play a critical role in how we access online services securely. Maler also highlights the challenges encountered by various industries in implementing decentralized digital identities.

PaperCut vulnerabilities leveraged by Clop, LockBit ransomware affiliates
Clop and LockBit ransomware affiliates are behind the recent attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in PaperCut application servers, according to Microsoft and Trend Micro researchers.

Common insecure configuration opens Apache Superset servers to compromise
An insecure default configuration issue (CVE-2023-27524) makes most internet-facing Apache Superset servers vulnerable to attackers, Horizon3.ai researchers have discovered.

3CX breach linked to previous supply chain compromise
Pieces of the 3CX supply chain compromise puzzle are starting to fall into place, though we’re still far away from seeing the complete picture.

GitHub introduces private vulnerability reporting for open source repositories
GitHub has announced that its private vulnerability reporting feature for open source repositories is now available to all project owners.

Google Authenticator updated, finally allows syncing of 2FA codes
Google has updated Google Authenticator, its mobile authenticator app for delivering time-based one-time authentication codes, and now allows users to sync (effectively: back up) their codes to their Google account.

VMware fixes critical flaws in virtualization software (CVE-2023-20869, CVE-2023-20870)
VMware has fixed one critical (CVE-2023-20869) and three important flaws (CVE-2023-20870, CVE-2023-20871, CVE-2023-20872) in its VMware Workstation and Fusion virtual user session software.

Google adds new risk assessment tool for Chrome extensions
Google has made available a new tool for…

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Your RSA Security Is On Its Last Legs. What’s Next?


Vince Berk is the Chief Strategist at Quantum Xchange, a post-quantum crypto-agility provider. Ph.D. in AI/ML, founder of FlowTraq.

A recent paper from Chinese researchers claiming that they can break traditional RSA encryption initially sparked an uproar. Calmer voices have cited flaws in the research, so the panic has died down a bit. Yet it portends a future that, in reality, may not be too far away.

RSA and the Diffie-Hellman key exchange are two closely related mathematical cryptographic methods that underlie all modern data encryption used today. So what happens when RSA is completely broken, when cryptography as we’ve known it for the last 40-plus years is defeated?

It’s next to impossible to quantify the risk and the impact of that day. But we must prepare for it.

One of the things that make that preparation difficult is the way in which current cryptography is integrated into computing systems.

Cryptography has traditionally been treated as a stalwart and trustworthy part of software and hardware. Cryptographic libraries get compiled directly into software applications, operating systems and server containers. It’s baked blindly into each and every application, not shared across the hundreds or even thousands of applications deployed in a global organization and nigh on impossible to maintain consistently.

Even a global corporate chief information security officer (CISO) or infrastructure and networking leader has virtually no control over this. For the most part, they can’t choose which cryptographic security technology is used. And there’s little they can do if it’s broken. They have to wait for the application or hardware provider to send over an update.

The entire concept of cryptography has been abstracted away. CISOs have no idea what cryptography is being used, how it’s being used, or if what they want to be encrypted is actually encrypted. They are forced to just accept the crypto on their servers, their VPNs, their video conferencing app—without even knowing what they have and, thus, what the risks may be in the event of a failure.

The really scary part is that while a quantum computer (such as the one referenced in the Chinese…

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Ericom Wins Five Global InfoSec Awards at the 2022 RSA Conference


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“It is an honor to be recognized by Cyber Defense Magazine and the judging panel of certified security professionals for Ericom’s ZTEdge Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and RBI solutions,” said David Canellos, President and CEO of Ericom Software.

Ericom Software, a leading provider of Zero Trust cloud cybersecurity solutions and developer of the ZTEdge™ SASE Platform, announced today that it has received five 2022 Cyber Defense InfoSec Awards. ZTEdge won the Hot Company Zero Trust and Next Gen SaaS/Cloud Security awards, and Ericom Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) took away the Most Comprehensive Ransomless Ransomware Protection, Next Gen Browser Isolation, and Most Innovative Deep Sea Phishing awards.

This is Cyber Defense Magazine’s tenth year recognizing the most innovative and valuable cyber defense companies around the globe. To be considered for the award, startups, and companies at all stages in the information security cyber defense space must have a unique and captivating value proposition. The judges are CISSP, FMDHS, and CEH-certified security professionals who vote based on their independent reviews of the products/services which have been submitted.

“It is an honor to be recognized by Cyber Defense Magazine and the judging panel of certified security professionals for Ericom’s ZTEdge Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and RBI solutions,” said David Canellos, President, and CEO of Ericom Software. “We are committed to developing innovative cybersecurity solutions that keep our customers secure and protected as cyber-risks continue to escalate across all sectors and geographies by delivering simple, effective, and affordable Zero Trust security solutions.”

Ericom’s ZTEdge SASE Platform is a comprehensive offering that provides a host of Zero Trust capabilities aligned with Gartner’s SASE and Security Services Edge (SSE) security frameworks. The solution helps organizations cut complexity, reduce cyber-risk, and improve performance, at a…

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