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HPE has released patches for two critical vulnerabilities, one identified in StoreServ Management Console and the other affecting BlueData EPIC Software Platform and Ezmeral Container Platform. [Read More]
Palo Alto Networks has threatened legal action against Orca Security after the latter made a comparison between products from the two companies. [Read More]
Apple has inadvertently given the thumbs up to six new malware variants, according to researchers at Mac security solutions provider Intego. [Read More]
The US Department of the Treasury has announced sanctions against a Russian government institute connected to the destructive Triton malware. [Read More]
Finland’s interior minister summoned key Cabinet members into an emergency meeting after possibly thousands of patient records at a private Finnish psychotherapy center were accessed by hackers now demanding ransoms. [Read More]
A ransomware attack that hobbled a Georgia county government in early October reportedly disabled a database used to verify voter signatures in the authentication of absentee ballots. [Read More]
Microsoft and MITRE, in collaboration with a dozen other organizations, have developed a framework designed to help identify, respond to, and remediate attacks targeting machine learning (ML) systems. [Read More]
The Epiphany Intelligence Platform from DigitalWare gathers information on every node on a network, examining both its users and connections to other nodes. [Read More]
Google has stepped up its effort against websites that have a history of sending abusive notification content, by blocking notification permission requests in Chrome 86. [Read More]
The Iran-linked cyber-espionage group known as Seedworm appears to have added a new downloader to its arsenal and to have started conducting destructive attacks. [Read More]
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As organizations’ visibility is limited to what their threat intelligence vendors cover, by definition they will never have full visibility.
Remote workers must take additional responsibility for keeping data safe from attacks, but it is the role of the company to provide training, awareness and tools to make this happen.
How do we take what we’ve learned this year, capitalize on the change in mindset that it is possible to move fast, and apply it to seize the OT security opportunity in 2021?
To gather the data and intelligence you need to fully detect and respond to threats, you need the ability to scale up and down the pyramid.
Everywhere you go, you cast a shadow of data that, taken together, reveals who you are, what you like to do, your habits, your addictions.
By understanding the latest threat trends, security teams can take measures to ensure that their security strategies, including the identification and tracking of new IOCs, are being correctly updated.
The risk of company employees walking away with sensitive data or selling their access credentials has never been greater now that a record number of individuals have been laid off.
The COVID-19 crisis and its associated constraints has shown us that many of the activities we considered “priorities” before March are not really priorities.
Speak with security professionals who are involved in monitoring the Dark Web and you will probably end up getting varied responses as to what it is and what it is comprised of.
The phrase “assume breach” has been transformational to enterprise security investment and defensive strategy for a few years but may now be close to retirement.
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