CodeHunter: A New Solution for Federal Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is one of the biggest threats to national security. Learn how CodeHunter can help federal agencies improve cybersecurity to protect U.S. citizens.
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You’re Not Their Valentine, You’re Their Victim!
People have a tremendous capacity for self-deception. We can convince ourselves of almost anything, despite clear evidence to the contrary. That lonely supermodel on the dating app who just messaged me? Of course, they’re legit! Coupled with our chronic willingness to ignore intuition when searching for “The One,” it’s not surprising that so many people fall victim to online romance scams.
Letter From CodeHunter’s CEO, Larry Roshfeld: Why We Built CodeHunter
CEO Larry Roshfeld explains why CodeHunter’s automated threat analysis platform was developed and how it empowers security teams.
CodeHunter: Automating Cybersecurity
Most entry-level cybersecurity positions require 3+ years of experience. CodeHunter helps bridge the cybersecurity skills gap by automating malware detection.
7 IoT Medical Devices That Are Hackable
Researchers have discovered that many IoT medical devices are hackable, with compromised devices leading to catastrophic patient outcomes.
$1,270,000: Why Hospitals Pay Millions to Recover From a Cyberattack | The Real Cost of Recovering From a Ransomware Attack
The Real Cost of Recovering From a Ransomware Attack. In a world where escalating ransomware threats make daily headlines, the stakes for hospitals are excruciatingly high: Losing money is one thing — losing a patient is another. A hospital CISO doesn’t have the luxury of negotiating with cybercriminals when patients’ lives are on the line.
Call the Feds! What Bank CISOs Need to Do After a Data Breach
Financial institutions are susceptible to some of the most costly and time-consuming cyber nightmares: Social security numbers, credit card accounts, and sensitive financial data are all up for grabs when a bank is breached. In the event of an attack, bank CISOs must have a comprehensive plan, be fluent in local legalese, and call the feds — because there’s no excuse for circumventing the law.
10 Steps for Writing Software Development Contracts with SSDF in Mind
NIST created the Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) in response to EO 14028 — and it’s worth incorporating into your software development contracts.
What Is Malware — and Why You Should Give a Sh*t
Sometimes it makes sense to start at the beginning. So for those new to cybersecurity, here’s a primer on malware. (If you’re not new to cybersecurity, feel free to share with those who are always asking you, “So what do you do for a living?”)
The Telesurgery Industry Is Flirting With Cyber Criminals
The Telesurgery Industry faces cybersecurity risks due to technical advancements, highlighting the importance of secure networks in life-saving procedures.
Cyberattack Simulation Exercise for Banks
reparation is the key to winning any battle: Running cyberattack simulations should be a part of every bank’s cybersecurity training.
CodeHunter Launches New Enterprise Solution
Watch our product demo to see how CodeHunter’s detection and analysis of dangerous code can provide you with deep visibility across your enterprise.
