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099 |h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
100 1 Rains, Tim,|eauthor.
245 10 Cybersecurity threats, malware trends, and strategies :
|bdiscover risk mitigation strategies for modern threats
to your organization /|cTim Rains ; foreword by Timothy
Youngblood.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource]
250 Second edition.
264 1 Birmingham, UK :|bPackt Publishing Ltd.,|c2023.
300 1 online resource (xvi, 555 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
490 1 Expert insight
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Chapter 1: Introduction -- Different types of CISOs: "The
CISO Spectrum" -- How organizations get initially
compromised and the cybersecurity fundamentals --
Unpatched vulnerabilities -- Security misconfigurations --
Weak, leaked, and stolen credentials -- Social engineering
-- Insider threats -- Focus on the cybersecurity
fundamentals -- Understanding the difference between
attackers' motivations and tactics -- Summary --
References -- Chapter 2: What to Know about Threat
Intelligence -- What is threat intelligence?
505 8 Where does CTI data come from? -- Using threat
intelligence -- The key to using threat intelligence --
Threat intelligence sharing -- CTI sharing protocols --
Traffic Light Protocol -- STIX and TAXII -- Reasons not to
share CTI -- How to identify credible cyber threat
intelligence -- Data sources -- Time periods --
Recognizing hype -- Predictions about the future --
Vendors' motives -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 3:
Using Vulnerability Trends to Reduce Risk and Costs --
Introduction -- Vulnerability Management Primer --
Vulnerability Disclosure Data Sources
505 8 Industry Vulnerability Disclosure Trends -- Vendor and
Product Vulnerability Trends -- Reducing Risk and Costs --
Measuring Vendor and Product Improvement -- Microsoft
Vulnerability Trends -- Oracle Vulnerability Trends --
Google Vulnerability Trends -- Debian Vulnerability Trends
-- Apple Vulnerability Trends -- Vendor Vulnerability
Trend Summary -- Operating System Vulnerability Trends --
Google Android Vulnerability Trends -- Apple iOS
Vulnerability Trends -- Mobile Operating System Summary --
Microsoft Windows 10 Vulnerability Trends -- Apple macOS
Vulnerability Trends
505 8 Desktop Operating System Summary -- Ubuntu Linux
Vulnerability Trends -- Linux Kernel Vulnerability Trends
-- Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Vulnerability Trends --
Server Operating System Summary -- Web Browser
Vulnerability Trends -- Apple Safari Vulnerability Trends
-- Google Chrome Vulnerability Trends -- Web Browser
Summary -- Vulnerability Improvement Framework Summary --
Vulnerability Management Guidance -- Summary -- References
-- Chapter 4: The Evolution of Malware -- Introduction --
Why is there so much malware on Windows compared to other
platforms? -- Data sources
505 8 The Malicious Software Removal Tool -- Real-time anti-
malware tools -- Non-security data sources -- About
malware -- How malware infections spread -- Trojans --
Potentially unwanted software -- Exploits and exploit kits
-- Worms -- Ransomware -- Viruses -- Browser modifiers --
Measuring malware prevalence -- Global Windows malware
infection analysis -- Regional Windows malware infection
analysis -- The threat landscape in the Middle East and
Northern Africa -- 10-year regional report card for the
Middle East and Northern Africa -- The threat landscape in
the European Union and Eastern Europe
520 Tim Rains is Microsoft's former Global Chief Security
Advisor and Amazon Web Services' former Global Security
Leader for Worldwide Public Sector. He has spent the last
two decades advising private and public sector
organizations all over the world on cybersecurity
strategies. Cybersecurity Threats, Malware Trends, and
Strategies, Second Edition builds upon the success of the
first edition that has helped so many aspiring CISOs, and
cybersecurity professionals understand and develop
effective data-driven cybersecurity strategies for their
organizations. In this edition, you'll examine long-term
trends in vulnerability disclosures and exploitation,
regional differences in malware infections and the socio-
economic factors that underpin them, and how ransomware
evolved from an obscure threat to the most feared threat
in cybersecurity. You'll also gain valuable insights into
the roles that governments play in cybersecurity,
including their role as threat actors, and how to mitigate
government access to data. The book concludes with a deep
dive into modern approaches to cybersecurity using the
cloud. By the end of this book, you will have a better
understanding of the threat landscape, how to recognize
good Cyber Threat Intelligence, and how to measure the
effectiveness of your organization's cybersecurity
strategy.
590 O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public
Library Edition
650 0 Computer security.
650 0 Cyberterrorism.
650 0 Malware (Computer software)
650 6 Sécurité informatique.
650 6 Cyberterrorisme.
650 6 Logiciels malveillants.
650 7 Computer security|2fast
650 7 Cyberterrorism|2fast
650 7 Malware (Computer software)|2fast
655 0 Electronic books.
700 1 Youngblood, Timothy,|ewriter of foreword.
830 0 Expert insight.
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