“You’re never complete” with zero trust, says Dell’s Chris Thomas
CyberScoop catches up with Chris Thomas at the 2023 Zero Trust Summit.
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What it means to have a baseline level of security in 2021
Chris Ritter, Principal Systems Engineer & Application Architect for Dell Technologies joins other influential security leaders to discuss cybersecurity trends and strategies as both public and private…
After more than a decade, SentinelOne researchers weed out Dell vulnerabilities
Dell issued fixes for the issues in question.
Hackable firmware lurks inside Dell, HP and Lenovo computers amid supply chain security efforts
"Unsigned" firmware continues to haunt the hardware industry.
Dell to sell RSA to private equity group for $2 billion
The deal includes ownership of the annual conference held in San Francisco.
Why direct-memory attacks on laptops just won’t go away
The access to a computer the attack enables — executing code before the computer is even booted up — is insidious.
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Dell quietly patched a security vulnerability that affected millions of users
Even with a patch, it sometimes takes organizations weeks to mitigate their risk.
Dell reveals ‘unauthorized’ attempt to extract customer passwords
“Though it is possible some of this information was removed from Dell’s network, our investigations found no conclusive evidence that any was extracted,” Dell said.
A well-known hacking group is getting better at evading detection
A new report focuses on OopsIE, a trojan first tracked earlier this year, being used in spearphishing attacks against a highly targeted a Middle Eastern government agency.
The need to make cybersecurity part of your business strategy
Brett Hansen, Dell's VP of Data Security Solutions, talks about the need for organizations to make cybersecurity part of their business strategy.