Every industry has its own considerations when it comes to cybersecurity. And then there’s the federal space. From stringent regulations to the heightened risks associated with failing to secure some of the world’s most sensitive […]
As many as 300,000 businesses, organizations and government agencies could be at risk of compromise due to an attack exploiting vulnerabilities in SolarWinds’ Orion products. The threat actor behind the attack is believed to be […]
On the heels of a banner year, marked by the introduction of the Boundless Cybersecurity model and an unprecedented number of new product launches, SonicWall is pleased to announce it has won six prestigious awards […]
Over the past two decades, SonicWall has become a leader in helping secure organizations in Mexico. Today, we celebrate the 20th anniversary of our entry into this market, and mark the beginning of a new […]
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K-12 school systems continue to be targeted cybercriminals due to weak and underfunded security measures. What can schools do to prevent cyberattacks?
Find out as SonicWall’s Dmitriy Ayapetov talks with Security Mag.
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5 minutes with Dmitriy Ayrapetov - K-12 cybersecurity challenges
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In September 2020, a ransomware attack forced 6,000 elementary students to shutdown learning at the Newhall School District. Newhall isn't alone. In addition, Harf...Two British hospitals are using blockchain technology to keep tabs on the storage and supply of temperature-sensitive COVID-19 vaccines.
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British hospitals use blockchain to track COVID-19 vaccines
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Two British hospitals are using blockchain technology to keep tabs on the storage and supply of temperature-sensitive COVID-19 vaccines, the companies behind the initiative said on Tuesday&comma...The European Medicines Agency says hackers who stole information about COVID-19 vaccines purposely manipulated the data before publishing it in order to spread disinformation.
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Hackers 'manipulated' stolen COVID-19 vaccine data before leaking it online | ZDNet
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European Medicines Agency says investigation into cyberattack has revealed the hackers have attempted to "undermine trust" in COVID-19 vaccines.This post is also available in: Portuguese (Brazil) French German Japanese Korean Spanish Chinese (Simplified)
