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Chaos Engineering: the Point of Adding Bugs on Purpose
Chaos engineering is a kind of contradiction: it works against the very system it is protecting in order to build an environment that is more resilient and more secure.
Meltdown and Spectre: the Situation as it Stands Today
The vulnerabilities known as Meltdown and Spectre affect Intel and, to a lesser degree, AMD microprocessors, as well as those based on ARM architecture
Panda Security and everis Join Forces to Improve Clients’ Cybersecurity
Panda Security has signed a collaboration agreement with everis Aerospace, Defense and Security to offer its clients advanced cybersecurity services.
Key Points to Understanding the Changeover to WPA3
The WPA3 protocol will replace the WPA2 this year. What changes will this new protocol bring? And how will this problem affect businesses and end users?
Patches: What to Do, and How to Do It
All patches are not the same. Patching systems is very different from patching services or applications, and the degree of importance also varies.
NotPetya Returns as “Bad Rabbit”
The “Bad Rabbit” ransomware affected primarily Russia and Ukraine. All of Panda Security’s clients were protected from this threat at all times.
Zeus is Still the Base of Many Current Trojans
When it first appeared in 2007, no one expected ZeuS to have such a brutal impact on security. But this Trojan’s offshoots have become incredibly dangerous.
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