Learning to think like a hacker is a first step toward stopping one Cybercrime is big business. Lucrative results have spurred a large industry of crime organizations run by hackers who are sophisticated, organized, highly-trained, and well-funded. Some are just as technologically sophisticated as the most advanced IT companies – and move just as quick to adopt the latest innovations, from artificial intelligence to cloud computing. Cybercrime costs the world economy an estimated $600 billion a year and attacks show no sign of slowing down. After all, hackers perceive a little risk of being
As DNS Attacks Soar, CyberGlass Creates a New Level of Protection
How to stop these 8 cyber-attacks that target the Internet’s weakest link Domain Name Systems (DNS) are the traffic cops of the Internet – translating the easy-to-remember web addresses that people type into their browsers to the machine-friendly public IP addresses that modern networks mark locations on the Internet. But the exorbitant amount of traffic they direct also makes them one of the Internet’s weakest links, with open connections to arbitrary servers that can be easily exploited by hackers. Attacks that cause failures in DNS can be crippling to an organization – leaving a