Financial Services Organizations: How to Stop the “Other” Social Media Threat
By BUFFERZONE Team, 5/02/2017
When it comes to guarding against data leaks, financial services organizations have been on high alert for several years. Unfortunately, this is a case where widespread fear is actually a
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Zero-Day Attacks: The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same
By BUFFERZONE Team, 14/11/2016
Nineteenth century French novelist Jean-Baptise Alphonse Karr is credited with coining the phrase “the more things change, the more they stay the same”. While this astute observation still applies to
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Latest Qadars Banking Trojan Puts New Spin on Old Worries
By BUFFERZONE Team, 13/10/2016
As if the banking sector needed a new reason to worry about cyber security, IBM’s X-Force Research team recently confirmed that the notorious Qadars Trojan has once again reared its
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Why Cyber Criminals are Targeting Higher Ed – and How to Fight Back
By BUFFERZONE Team, 25/08/2016
In the “good old days”, the biggest hazards facing higher education institutions were those ever-present trio of: dwindling enrollment, lack of alumni support and government funding cuts. However, for today’s
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Banking Cybersecurity: A Smarter, Simpler and Sustainable Approach to Network Separation
By BUFFERZONE Team, 28/06/2016
Banks. Investors love them, governments support them, businesses rely on them, and over the course of their lifetime individuals probably use them more frequently than any other type of professional
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How Hospitals Can Protect their Network from Surging Malware Attacks
By BUFFERZONE Team, 11/04/2016
In the “good old days”, the only kind of viral infections that hospitals had to deal with were those involving patients. But today, hospitals themselves are under siege – except
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