Tuesday, 26 March 2024

Secure Your Home & Business with Asent Enterprises: Your One-Stop Security & Communication Solution in Mumbai, Vasai, Virar!

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Here's how we can help:

  • Enhanced Security:

    • CCTV Camera Systems: Deterring crime and gathering evidence with a well-designed CCTV system.
    • Fire Alarm Systems: Ensuring early detection and saving lives with reliable fire alarm installation and maintenance.
    • Intercom Systems: Efficiently communicating within your building with a professional intercom system installation.
    • Video Door Phones: Screening visitors remotely, granting access, and recording video evidence for added security with video door phone systems.
  • Streamlined Communication:

    • Professional Website Design: Attract new customers and showcase your services with a user-friendly website designed by our experts.
    • Google My Business Optimization: Increase local visibility and attract nearby customers by optimizing your listing with our expertise.
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Wednesday, 8 March 2023

Network Security

In today's world, network security has become one of the most crucial aspects of our lives. With the advent of the internet and the digital age, we are more connected than ever before. While this has undoubtedly made our lives more convenient, it has also opened us up to a host of security risks. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at network security, its importance, and some of the key principles of securing a network.

What is Network Security?



Network security refers to the process of securing computer networks from unauthorized access or attacks. It involves the use of various technologies, policies, and practices to protect the network and its data from theft, damage, or unauthorized access. Network security is essential in today's world, where organizations rely heavily on computer networks to store, process, and transmit sensitive data.


Why is Network Security Important?


The importance of network security cannot be overstated. In today's interconnected world, cyber threats are on the rise, and organizations of all sizes are vulnerable to attacks. A successful cyber attack can have devastating consequences, including data theft, financial losses, and damage to the organization's reputation. By implementing effective network security measures, organizations can minimize the risk of cyber attacks and protect their sensitive data.


Key Principles of Network Security


Risk Assessment: Before implementing any security measures, it is essential to conduct a risk assessment to identify potential vulnerabilities and threats. This process involves analyzing the network's architecture, identifying potential threats, and evaluating the likelihood and impact of each threat.


Access Control: Access control is a critical aspect of network security. It involves limiting access to the network and its data to authorized users only. Access control can be achieved through various methods, including passwords, biometric authentication, and two-factor authentication.


Data Encryption: Data encryption is the process of converting data into an unreadable format, which can only be decrypted with a specific key. Encryption is essential for protecting sensitive data, such as financial information, personal data, and intellectual property.


Network Monitoring: Network monitoring involves monitoring the network for suspicious activity and potential security breaches. This process can be automated using various software tools and can help detect and respond to security incidents quickly.


Security Awareness Training: Finally, security awareness training is essential for promoting a culture of security within an organization. This involves training employees on best practices for network security, such as using strong passwords, avoiding suspicious links, and reporting potential security incidents.


Conclusion


Network security is a critical aspect of our lives, and its importance is only going to grow as we become more reliant on technology. By implementing effective network security measures, organizations can protect their sensitive data from cyber threats and minimize the risk of security breaches. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to network security, implementing the key principles outlined above can go a long way in securing a network and keeping data safe.

Tuesday, 29 March 2022

Google, Microsoft aim to make their cloud environments more secure as cyberattacks increase

 KEY POINTS

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud have all made acquisitions in the cybersecurity space over the past year.
  • By 2025, Gartner predicts more than 95% of new digital workloads will be deployed on cloud-native platforms, up from just 30% in 2021.
  • The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) earlier this month launched a countdown to April 14, 2030, the date by which CSA estimates a quantum computer will be able to break present-day cybersecurity infrastructure.

When cybersecurity company Mandiant announced in early March that it had entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Google in a transaction valued at about $5.4 billion, it marked the latest sign that security expertise and capabilities have become critical for effective cloud service operations.

All three of the biggest public cloud providers — Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud — have made acquisitions in the cybersecurity space over the past year — and it’s quite possible others will follow as these companies look to shore up their data protection efforts.

Mandiant, which will become part of Google Cloud at the close of the acquisition, provides threat intelligence services and its more than 600 consultants respond to thousands of security breaches each year. It leverages research from more than 300 intelligence analysts to help organizations defend against threats.

Google Cloud has been building cloud-native security into the foundation of its technology as it tries to block threats such as malware, phishing attempts and other cybersecurity attacks. The company says the acquisition of Mandiant underscores its commitment to advancing its security offerings to better protect and advise customers for both on-premises and cloud environments.

Microsoft made two key acquisitions of its own in 2021 to bolster the security of its Azure cloud service. First, it acquired CloudKnox Security, a provider of cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) technology, as part of an effort to offer unified privileged access and cloud entitlement management to customers across their multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments.

Another key security acquisition for Microsoft was RiskIQ, a provider of threat intelligence and attack surface management. The company’s offerings are designed to help organizations assess the security of their entire attack surface, including cloud services from Microsoft, AWS and other clouds, as well as on-premises and supply chain systems. They can identify and remediate vulnerable IT components before attackers can capitalize on them.

AWS, for its part, acquired Wickr, a company that offers an encrypted messaging platform used by companies and government agencies. The deal, terms of which were not disclosed, gives AWS advanced security features for messaging, voice and video calling, file sharing, and collaboration.

Leveraging the cloud

All of these transactions make sense, given the ongoing growth of the cloud and the increase in cyber threats. Research firm Gartner has said the pandemic and the surge in digital services are making cloud services the “centerpiece of new digital experiences.”

Public cloud spending worldwide increased by 23% in 2021, driven by increased digital services to replace person-to-person services and the migration of existing IT assets to the cloud to enable better availability, says Peter Firstbrook, research vice president at Gartner.

Examples of how companies are leveraging the cloud include increasing robotic processing automation (RPA) for service and support, adding new cloud storefronts, migrating existing services to the cloud to support newly remote workers, and using collaboration tools and desktop as a service.

“Most of these migrations were already happening, but the pandemic accelerated the migration to cloud in many organizations,” Firstbrook says.

The firm predicts that global cloud revenue will total $474 billion this year, up from $408 billion in 2021. Gartner analysts estimate that cloud revenue will surpass non-cloud revenue for relevant enterprise IT markets over the next few years. By 2025, the firm predicts more than 95% of new digital workloads will be deployed on cloud-native platforms, up from just 30% in 2021.

In a newly released report identifying the top security and risk management trends for 2022, the firm notes that organizations worldwide are facing sophisticated ransomware, attacks on digital supply chains and deeply embedded vulnerabilities.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has not illustrated significant new cybersecurity attacker tradecraft, Firstbrook says. “Denial-of-service attacks and wiper malware were observed, but these were easily contained and none caused the collateral damage that NotPetya did,” he says. “There may be more that we don’t know yet.”

The U.S. government has issued a warning that Russia might increase attacks on U.S. companies, Firstbrook says, “however so far I have not seen evidence of significant new attacks or attack tradecraft. IT organizations that follow best practices guidance are well positioned to mitigate attacks regardless of the source.”

Longer term, a prolonged Russian recession might drive more people into cybercrime, “which could drive an increase in international ransomware attacks,” Firsbrook says. “Concurrently, we anticipate that Russia will stop cooperating with the international community to arrest Russian nationals accused of international cybercrime.”

In the meantime, the increase in hybrid work because of the pandemic accelerated the move to the cloud, challenging cybersecurity executives to secure an increasingly distributed enterprise while at the same time dealing with a shortage of skilled security staff.

Enterprise attack surfaces are expanding, the report says, and risks associated with the use of cloud applications, complex digital supply chains and other aspects of technology have brought organizations’ exposed surfaces outside of a set of controllable assets. As a result, they need to look beyond traditional approaches to security monitoring, detection and response to manage a wider set of security exposures.

In a clear indication that cybersecurity threats aren’t going away anytime soon, the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) earlier this month launched a countdown to April 14, 2030, the date by which CSA estimates a quantum computer will be able to break present-day cybersecurity infrastructure.

The alliance, an organization that defines standards, certifications and best practices for cloud computing security, says its website will feature a Year to Quantum (Y2Q) countdown clock to serve as a reminder of the need to find and implement new security solutions.

Sunday, 1 November 2020

Bank Of America Face Data Breach in PPP Application Process.

 

Bank Of America Face Data Breach  in PPP Application Process.
Bank Of America Face Data Breach  in PPP Application Process.

Bank Of America Face Data Breach  in PPP Application Process.

The Worlds Second-Largest Bank that is Bank Of America in the U.S , Confirmed this week that a possible data breach may have affected small numbers of clients who have applied for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). For the people who have no  idea about what is (PPP) is a government initiative that was launched on April 3,2020 to provide economic relief to small business and other entities that have been adversely impacted by the covid-19 pandemic.   

BofA said that the breach  was occurred on 22nd April after loan application of some clients were uploaded to the Small Business Administration(SBA) test Platform. The limited access platform allowed lenders to PPP submission before the second round began.

Due to the breach other SBA-authorized lenders, as well as their vendors were able to view some private data of applicants, including their business tax identification number, business address owner name social security number, address phone number and email address.


Bank Of America Face Data Breach  in PPP Application Process.

Bank Of America Face Data Breach  in PPP Application Process.

The bank noticed that the data was not visible to other business clients who is applying for the loans or to the public anytime. Additionally it said the process did not affect the actual submission PPP loan application data to the SBA test application platform on april 22.

Bank advised the customers to review their monthly accounts statement thoroughly the report any suspicious activity to bank officials.

BofA also says that it is working closely with the US Treasury and SBA to process over 305,000 PPP loan application with the SBA, providing over $25 billion in Financial relief for small business in the United States.  

Microsoft is Replacing MSN Journalist With AI Robots.

 

Microsoft is Replacing MSN Journalist With AI Robots.

Microsoft a is Planning to replace dozens of Journalist With Artificial Intelligence (AI). Microsoft is to replace dozens of journalist on its MSN website and use automated system to select news stories, US and UK media report. The curating stories from news organisation and selection of headlines and pictures for the MSN site is currently done by Journalist.

What Is MSN ?
https://www.msn.com/en-in
https://www.msn.com/en-in
MSN is Known as Microsoft Network  collection of internet services and apps for windows and mobile devices provided by the Microsoft. It is Network it Include web-based program and services offered by the Microsoft Corporation. MSN Offer a range of services including news, Search engines, user-driven forums, instant messaging, e-mail and services to connect to the internet Microsoft Windows users are able to synchronize to their computer system with online services offered as a method of centrally organizing and managing tasks. 



Microsoft is now moving away from human-created content content to AI in recent months. It has also been encouraging publisher and journalist to make use of AI.

Microsoft is Replacing MSN Journalist With AI Robots.
Artificial Intelligence Replacing Humans  

Microsoft employee said , "I Spend all my time reading about how automation and AI is going to take all our Jobs, and here I am - AI has taken my job"

For Those people who are fired, It is going tough time now since the industry across the globe has been dealing with extensive job cuts. PA media itself has been facing difficulties. The company had to furlough some staff and ask other to take cuts.

Microsoft is one of the many tech companies experimenting with AI journalism to cut cost. Another tech giant is Google who to has invested in robots journalist project to understand how might work.

Official Website Of Microsoft Network : 


An App Named "Remove China App" got Over 1 Million Download in 2 Weeks.


An App Named "Remove China App" got Over 1 Million Download in 2 Weeks.
An App Named "Remove China App" got Over 1 Million Download in 2 Weeks.

A Jaipur based tech firm has developed an app called "Remove china App" in India and the app has been downloaded more than 1 million download on the Google Play store just in two weeks after it's launch.


HIGHLIGHT:


  • The App Has Become Popular On The Google Play Store.
  • The Remove China App has been Rated 4.8 Google Play Store.
  • This App Claims to Identify and Delete all the Chinese apps has Crossed 1 Million Download On Google Play Store.

The "Remove China App' was launched on 17 may, 2020 it was developed by One Touch Applabs Which is a Jaipur based software firm. This is one of the freeware. This app is freely available on Google Play store as well as it is ranking on number 2 on the play store in the list of top free apps. This App has  an amazing ranking on the Google play store it has 4.8 rating out of 5 and has also received over 1,17,000 users at the time of writing.

 As per the Developer of the App it has been developed for the educational purpose only to identify the country of origin of a certain application. we do not promote or force people to uninstall any application. Detecting the country of origin is based on the market research but we do not guarantee for any correct/wrong information, so users should act at their own will, "the app description reads.

How To Download & Use "Remove China App" ?

An App Named "Remove China App" got Over 1 Million Download in 2 Weeks.
How to Download & Use "Remove China App"
  • Download " Remove China App" From Google PlayStore.
  • Open Downloaded App and Click on "Scan Now".
  • The app will now Scan and Look For any Chinese Apps on Your Device.
  • Then It Will list all the Chinese apps on your Device .
  • Click On The Delete Button Next to the App Name to Remove it.

Currently "Remove China App" is available only for Android phones and not for IOS devices such as iPhones and iPads.




Website Of Austin City Took Down By The Anonymous Hackers.

 

Website Of Austin City Took Down By The Anonymous Hackers.
Website Of Austin City Took Down By The Anonymous Hackers.

Website Of Austin City Took Down By The Anonymous Hackers.

The City of Austin's Website went offline on Thursday Morning. A group of Anonymous Hackers are taking the credit for Interrupting the city of Austin's Website.


Then  Later Hacker said that it was the protest against the city of Austin Police Department. The Hacker group name was anonymous they were one who took the city website down the name of website was austintexas.gov. In morning it appeared to just impact the user-facing web pages. The outages were intermittent throughout the morning, Specially for austintexas.gov .

The Anonymous hacker tweeted at 4:46 a.m taking the credit for this and again at 5:45 a.m saying @Austin_Police you should have expected us! and included hashtags regarding the murder of George Floyd. They Also Mentioned Austin Police Shooting And Critically injuring 20-Year old Justin Howell.

The 5:45 a.m tweet also said "more regret are coming ".

The Austin Police Department on Thursday morning they said that their system are working perfectly as it was expected.  Clearly hackers took down the website as a protest against the police department and show their support to the protesters.
Website Of Austin City Took Down By The Anonymous Hackers.
Website Of Austin City Took Down By The Anonymous Hackers.

At the Time of Writing Article, The Website of city of Austin website Texas is still not working .  


Website Link
>> http://austintexas.gov/

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