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Human firewalls: The first line of defense against cyber threats in 2025

CIO

What is a human firewall? A human firewall is a collective effort of individuals within an organization that fights and wards off cybersecurity threats (such as phishing and ransomware), especially ones that use social engineering. It also boasts a massive advantage over hardware and software firewalls: common sense.

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Enabling Digital Transformation, Securely

CIO

Firewall-as-a-service : Many legacy firewalls are ineffective against modern threats on a distributed network. Firewall-as-a-service : Many legacy firewalls are ineffective against modern threats on a distributed network.

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From Phishing to Firewalls: Solving Security with AI

Palo Alto Networks

Billy and his team are responsible for developing machine learning models to combat malware and other cyberthreats. Billy’s journey in the field of AI for security began when he first programmed AI systems to protect innocent players from trolls in popular video games, like World of Warcraft ®.

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Top 10 Cybersecurity Threats in 2020

Kaseya

Just like the coronavirus spreads from person to person, cybersecurity malware too can spread rapidly from computer to computer and network to network. A deepfake is the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to manipulate an existing image or video of a person to portray some activity that didn’t actually happen.

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INE Security Enables CISOs to Secure Board Support for Cybersecurity Training

CIO

The breach was caused by a misconfigured web application firewall, which allowed an attacker to access sensitive data stored on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Case Study: Capital One Data Breach In 2019, Capital One experienced a data breach that exposed the personal information of over 100 million customers.

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This Is How We Do It — Season One Recap

Palo Alto Networks

Our blog and video series, “ This is How We Do It, ” offers a behind-the-scenes, candid exposé of how Palo Alto Networks protects its security operations center (SOC) using its own solutions. This series provides insights into a non-traditional SOC structure vs. a conventional four-tier model.

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5 New Aethon TUG Robot Vulnerabilities Expose Healthcare Facilities to IoMT Hackers

Ivanti

Monitor or take videos and pictures of sensitive patient medical records, as well as vulnerable patients, staff and hospital interiors. Locating all control systems behind firewalls. Shut down or obstruct hospital elevators and door-locking systems. Isolating systems such as the TUG Home Base Server from business networks.