cybersecurity – Maria Korolov

Adversarial machine learning explained: How attackers disrupt AI and ML systems

Threat actors have several ways to fool or exploit artificial intelligence and machine learning systems and models, but you can defend against their tactics.

9 ways hackers will use machine learning to launch attacks

CSO / By Maria Korolov

Machine learning algorithms will improve security solutions, helping human analysts triage threats and close vulnerabilities quicker. But they are also going to help threat actors launch bigger, more complex attacks.

Bugs in the data center: How social engineering impacts physical security

Data Center Knowledge / By Maria Korolov

A closer look at how one penetration testing firm was able to breach the physical security of a data center in less than a week, posing as the pest control company.

7 machine identity management best practices

CSO / By Maria Korolov

Managing machine identities can be just as important as managing human identities, especially in a zero-trust environment.

Fantastic Open Source Cybersecurity Tools and Where to Find Them

CSO / By Maria Korolov

Open source software plays a key role in keeping data centers secure. Here are just a few projects making a difference.

Microchip Adds Real-Time Security to Its Root of Trust Silicon Tech

Data Center Knowledge / By Maria Korolov

And it is not the only company to take hardware security seriously.

Machine Identity Management: A Fast-Growing Frontier of Security

Data Center Knowledge / By Maria Korolov

Attackers are getting better at compromising machine identities, as billions of new devices and services are introduced to the network.

Legitimate Security Tool Used Against Ukrainian Power Grid, Now Top Global Threat

Data Center Knowledge / By Maria Korolov

Impacket can be deployed for penetration testing – but it can also be used to execute malicious code.

What is the cyber kill chain? A model for tracing cyberattacks

CSO / By Maria Korolov

The cyber kill chain describes the phases of a targeted cyberattack where defenders can identify and stop it.

6 Reasons Why More Automation Means More Secure Software

The New Stack / By Maria Korolov

The growing complexity of software — and the ever-increasing security threats to the software supply chain — are often too much for mere human engineers to manage. The only way to keep up? With automation.

Who’s selling SASE and what do you get?

Network World / By Maria Korolov

SASE rolls networking and security into a cloud service, making it easier for enterprises to provide simple, secure access to corporate resources. Many vendors offer SASE services, but what they actually provide and how they provide it varies widely.