CISOs Must Incorporate Employee Training When Developing Security Strategy

CISOs are facing a perfect storm when it comes to securing their networks. Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated just as corporate networks are becoming more distributed and complex – all while security talent becomes harder to find and security strategy best practices evolve. In the midst of this turmoil, Continue Reading

Nemty Ransomware 1.0: A Threat in its Early Stage

FortiGuard Labs was investigating the Sodinokibi ransomware family, when we came across the newly discovered Nemty Ransomware. Interestingly, as we analyzed this new malware, we also encountered an artifact embedded in its binary that we were very much familiar with since it was also used by the GandCrab ransomware before Continue Reading

Mautic’s Future Starts Now: An Exciting Announcement

There are some moments in life when silence seems impossible; when the weight of what you know threatens to burst from your lips every time you open your mouth. When the news you carry is especially good (and you know those listening would be as excited as you are) the Continue Reading

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Internationalized Domain Name (IDN) Conversion Tools – Control WebPanel Wiki

When working with a domain name containing international (non-ASCII) characters, you need to convert the domain name into “punycode” before adding it to the CWP,DNS or Web server. You can use this IDN Conversion Tools to convert your domain from special characters to a name in ASCII characters. https://www.verisign.com/en_US/channel-resources/domain-registry-products/idn/idn-conversion-tool/index.xhtml https://www.punycoder.com/ Continue Reading

Binary Log Encryption: Encryption of Temporary Capture Files

In MySQL 8.0.14 we introduced binary log encryption at rest. When enabled, this feature makes sure that binary log files  generated by the server are encrypted as soon as they hit persistent storage. As of MySQL 8.0.17 transient files created by the server for capturing the changes that end up Continue Reading

New Call Flow Designer Update for 3CX V16

With the release of v16 many partners and customers alike were eager to find out when the new Call Flow Designer (CFD) for V16 would be ready too. Great news! It’s here and it’s better than ever. The new CFD expands on V16’s flexibility and enables you to create and Continue Reading

Digital Convergence’s Impact on OT Security

There’s an old expression that says, “when it rains it pours.” This has never been more true than the current impact of digital transformation on security teams charged with protecting IT and OT networks. Today’s CSOs and CISOs find themselves at a crossroads in the transition of their role within an Continue Reading

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Fixed: Apache 2.4 service failed to start when disabling FastCGI with default PHP set as 7.3

There was an issue when having default PHP version set as PHP 7.3 and FastCGI option disabled from Apache Settings page, the Apache 2.4 service failed to start. We have fixed the above mentioned issue in the updated PHP 7.3 package. Hence, we request all users to upgrade their PHP Continue Reading

Cloud Storage: How to Schedule automatic backups – Plesk

When you’re planning to scale your business, you need a solution that can deal with with backing up high volumes of data in a secure way. Because loss of data is one of the biggest risks for any growing business. The best you can do in this situation is go Continue Reading

My Plesk User Experience (1): Easy Starts and Common Issues – Plesk

Plesk first crossed my path when it came packaged with web hosting acquired from a Russian provider. At the time it was version 12.0, but I never paid any attention to it until I discovered that part of its service was domain names registration. Starting Off with Plesk It couldn’t Continue Reading

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