Integrating various network functions within a single device, such as combining VPN (Virtual Private Network) capabilities with firewalls, has become a common practice over the past few years. This consolidation offers benefits in terms of platform security features (i.e. user-based policies and Layer 7 inspection), simplicity and cost-effectiveness.
Let’s shed some light on this new vulnerability published by Palo Alto Networks. First off, what exactly is CVE-2024-3400? It’s a vulnerability in the GlobalProtect feature of Palo Alto Networks’ PAN-OS software, with the highest severity score of 10.
For enterprises large and small, remote access is no longer a luxury; it’s an imperative. The once-crystal-clear boundaries between “work” and “home” have blurred, creating a tapestry of workspaces as diverse as the people who populate them.
Prevention should be the holy grail of any cybersecurity strategy, but we know that 100% prevention is not realistic. So, what exactly happens when a serious threat is detected? Using a recent incident as an example, it is enlightening to follow the chain of events that starts when human SOC analysts decide that CSIRT action is required.
In our interconnected digital age, robust cybersecurity is as much about understanding what you’re defending as it is about the intricacies of the defenses themselves. Think of digital assets as a vast castle.
In the digital age, where the fabric of our interconnected world is woven with threads of data and technology, the imperative for cyber resilience has never been more urgent.
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