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DMARC is a security protocol that verifies if emails are truly from the sender’s domain, helping prevent impersonation and phishing attacks.
A Business Continuity Plan outlines strategies and procedures to help organizations keep running during and after disruptions, such as cyberattacks or disasters.
A threat actor is any person, group, or entity responsible for launching or coordinating a cyberattack or other malicious activity in cyberspace.
Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) are clues like filenames, IPs, or code fragments that help detect if a computer system has been breached.
A CVE is a unique public identifier for a specific security vulnerability, enabling consistent tracking and discussion across the cybersecurity industry.
Roblox is rolling out mandatory age checks for all chat users, using facial recognition and ID scans to address child safety concerns and prevent online exploitation.
ViewState Code Injection is an attack where hackers manipulate web page state data to execute malicious code if security keys are weak or exposed.
A 'third' refers to an external party whose systems connect to your organization, potentially increasing cybersecurity risks through new integration pathways.
Salesforce is a leading cloud-based CRM platform for managing customer data, making it a frequent target for cyberattacks due to its valuable information.
Forensic investigation is a detailed process to uncover how a cyberattack happened, what data was affected, and to gather evidence for legal or security purposes.