Security News > 2021 > January > Week in review: Active Directory security, Dnsmasq vulnerabilities, how to select a fraud detection solution

Dnsmasq vulnerabilities open networking devices, Linux distros to DNS cache poisoningSeven vulnerabilities affecting Dnsmasq, a caching DNS and DHCP server used in a variety of networking devices and Linux distributions, could be leveraged to mount DNS cache poisoning attack and/or to compromise vulnerable devices.

Vulnerability management isn't working for cloud security: Here's how to do it rightThree things in life are seemingly guaranteed: death, taxes and high-profile cloud security breaches.

How do I select a fraud detection solution for my business?To select a suitable fraud detection solution for your business, you need to think about a variety of factors.

Are you vetting your MSSPs?The move toward managed security services has some distinct advantages but may also create security gaps for organizations relying on a provider to secure their data.

Rethinking Active Directory securityIn the wake of a cyberattack, Active Directory is sometimes dismissed as just another service that needs to be recovered, and security is an afterthought.

Does your cloud stack move faster than your cloud security solutions?New technologies require new skills and knowledge, and with the kind of lightning-fast pace of change we see in cloud computing, it's easy to understand how blind spots and vulnerabilities slip through the net.

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