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Today you can get 45% off everything on Manning including my book, the Application Security Program Handbook!

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@manningbooks #applicationsecurity #discount

[securelybuilt @securelybuilt]

Today you can get 45% off everything on Manning including my book, the Application Security Program Handbook!

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@NetSPI @ENVintel Thank you for sharing!

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How do you move a product along the development lifecycle while minimizing security risks? Tune in to Agent of Influence episode 54 to hear @ENVintel’s Head of Product Derek Fisher’s approach: https://t.co/h7ulTPUkzw

#agentofinfluence #productsecurity #cybersecurity

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You ever heard of a technology contract? These documents between parents and their child will set guidelines on what is acceptable use of technology. They can be helpful with ensuring that parents and children understand the rules of the road when it comes to staying safe online!

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If you have the opportunity to do so, ensure that you are enabling #tls with your email protocols (POP3, IMAP, and SMTP) instead of using plaintext #email ports.

#cybersecurity

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Be aware of using auto-replies in your emails. Especially externally. These can often be used in social engineering attacks by a malicious actor.

#email #cybersecurity #pto #vacation

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Ever heard Zoominfo? This automatically crawls messages and will build a database of contact information. This information is used for sales and marketing. Imagine sending sensitive information (intentionally or not) to someone using one of these tools...

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Email aliasing allows you to have a unique email address for every service you sign up with. You can then identify companies that leak your email address with the additional benefit of not exposing your real email address. Anonaddy and SimpleLogin can provide you this aliasing.

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PGP can provide #encryption for your #email, but it does not support forward secrecy. If your private key is ever stolen, all previous messages that used that key can be decrypted. Instead, use a USB key like YubiKey to use an encryption key that never leaves the USB device.

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#email is an insecure form of communication. Many free email services scan your emails for advertising purposes. To gain a little bit of additional #security consider using a more secure email provider like ProtonMail. These services offer end-to-end encryption and #privacy.

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#emails are a great way of #communicating, and we all are used to using them to connect with others. However, they are an #insecure form of communication. Never send #information that you want to remain #private in email.

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Connecting 3rd party apps or #browser plug-ins to your #email can pose a significant #risk to your account sine the 3rd party is impersonating you. This is handy for managing your account, but also gives extreme control to a 3rd party that could be #compromised or #malicious

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Those colorful #emails are eye-catching, but they can also contain embedded content that can be harmful. From a #privacy and #security perspective switching to plain text email (non-HTML) is preferred as it reduces the #risk of malicious code and links being embedded in the HTML.

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#email is great, until it's not. Attackers will use email to send malicious files or links to entice you to act. This can lead to a #compromise of your device. Be aware of who is sending you an email and ask yourself whether you were expecting the file or link from them.