Posts Tagged ‘powerbroker’
Java: Sizeable Critical Patch Update and Two Sugars, Please
Oracle is rolling out yet another Critical Patch Update (CPU) for Java – and this time they’ve fixed 39 remotely exploitable vulnerabilities. This is not to say that all of these vulnerabilities may provide an attacker with remote code execution. However, the highest CVSS Base Score of all the vulnerabilities was a 10.0, meaning that…
Security Intelligence: Finding Out What Part Actually Makes You Smart
Organizations of all sizes having been trying to address Big Data, Security Intelligence and contextual security for awhile, but without much success. For security folks in particular this is a sensitive topic, as nestled among the thousands of lines of code or logs files is what they need to know to prevent the next successful breach. SIEM…
Least Privilege and South Korea
No, this isn’t some editorial piece about the interrelationships of varying social strata in South Korean society and Gangnam Style. Despite how interesting that may be, we are instead taking a quick look at the latest “wiper” malware to strike fear in the hearts of CTOs and IT admins alike – DarkSeoul (or Jokra or…
PowerBroker for Windows, Best Known Secrets – Collections
One of the best-known secrets about PowerBroker for Windows is the ability to logically group rules into Collections. This Best Practice allows you to organize rules based on almost any criteria and treat multiple rules as a single entity. This feature is most useful when: Rules require the same item-level targeting Organizing rules into physical…
