Wipro Limited has signed a multi-year global strategic IT and digital deal with London – headquartered National Grid to accelerate their digital innovation journey. As part of this engagement, Wipro through its Boundaryless Enterprise solutions w…
Read More Wipro collaborates with National Grid to implement next generation hybrid cloud architectureWell this is a totally different office view! I’m properly getting into working more on the acoustics and aesthetics to make this the most productive environment possible which means this week things are in a bit of disarray due to ongoing works. Speaking of disarray, I’ve
Read More Weekly Update 266Prodly announced a Series A investment of $10 million led by Leta Capital, joined by TMT Investments, AltaIR Capital, and Flyer One Ventures. Existing investors Shasta Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners and AvanTech Ventures also participated. Prodly a…
Read More Prodly raises $10M to expand its next-generation DevOps solutions for low-code appsCisco fixes an OS command-injection flaw, tracked as CVE-2021-1529, in Cisco SD-WAN that could allow privilege escalation and lead to arbitrary code execution. Cisco addressed a high-severity OS command-injection vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-1529, in Cisco SD-WAN that could allow privilege escalation and lead to arbitrary code execution. Cisco SD-WAN is a cloud-delivered overlay WAN architecture […]
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Read More Cisco SD-WAN flaw could lead to arbitrary code execution, patch it now!Microsoft on Thursday disclosed an “extensive series of credential phishing campaigns” that takes advantage of a custom phishing kit that stitched together components from at least five different widely circulated ones with the goal of siphoning user l…
Read More Microsoft Warns of TodayZoo Phishing Kit Used in Extensive Credential Stealing AttacksSecurity responders are scrambling this weekend to assess the damage from crypto-mining malware embedded in an npm package (JavaScript library) that counts close to 8 million downloads per week.
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The U.S. CISA warned of crypto-mining malware hidden in a popular JavaScript NPM library, named UAParser.js, which has millions of weekly downloads. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency published an advisory to warn of the discovery of a crypto-mining malware in the popular NPM Package UAParser.js. The popular library has million of weekly downloads. “Versions of a popular […]
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Read More Supply-chain attack on NPM Package UAParser, which has millions of daily downloadsRansomware attacks continue to grow in number and severity, data shows, but organizations are stepping up to prepare for the threat.
Read More Ransomware Rise Pushes Organizations to Prepare for AttackThe Russian-led REvil ransomware gang was felled by an active multi-country law enforcement operation that resulted in its infrastructure being hacked and taken offline for a second time earlier this week, in what’s the latest action taken by governmen…
Read More Feds Reportedly Hacked REvil Ransomware Group and Forced it OfflineThe U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on Friday warned of crypto-mining malware embedded in “UAParser.js,” a popular JavaScript NPM library with over 6 million weekly downloads, days after the NPM repository moved to get rid of thre…
Read More Popular NPM Package Hijacked to Publish Crypto-mining MalwareToshiba announced it has developed a chip-based quantum key distribution (QKD) system. This advance will enable the mass manufacture of quantum security technology, bringing its application to a much wider range of scenarios including to Internet of Th…
Read More Toshiba develops chip-based QKD system to address the demand for cryptographyAirHop Communications announced they are joining the Juniper Networks Technology Alliance Partner ecosystem. The partnership will enable the integration of AirHop’s field-hardened Radio Access Network (RAN) automation and optimization applications as O…
Read More AirHop partners with Juniper Networks to accelerate 4G and 5G network deploymentsRemote access has helped us become more interconnected than ever before. In the United States alone, two months into the pandemic, approximately 35% of the workforce was teleworking. The growth of remote access allowed individuals to work with organizations and teams they don’t physically see or meet. However, the demand for remote access has critical […]
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Read More Resilience lies with security: Securing remote access for your businessFacebook developed a new tool that allows security experts to look for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities in their software. Facebook announced to have designed a new tool, named SSRF Dashboard, that allows security researchers to search for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities. Server-side request forgery is a web security vulnerability that allows an attacker […]
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Read More Facebook SSRF Dashboard allows hunting SSRF vulnerabilitiesSquid are eating Maine shrimp, causing a collapse of the ecosystem. This seems to be a result of climate change.
Read More Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Eating Maine ShrimpMaine’s shrimp fishery has been closed for nearly a decade since the stock’s collapse in 2013. Scientists are now saying a species of squid that came into the Gulf of Maine during a historic ocean heatwave the year before may have been a “major player” in the shrimp’s downturn.
In 2012, the Gulf of Maine experienced some of its warmest temperatures in decades. Within a couple of years, the cold-water-loving northern shrimp had rapidly declined and the fishery, a small but valued source of income for fishermen in the offseason, closed…
Mississauga is competing for the top spot for the Intelligent Community of the Year recognition from the Intelligent Community Forum
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Read More Mississauga competing to be named world’s #1 Intelligent Community of the YearGroove ransomware operators call on other ransomware groups to stop competing and join the forces to fight against the US. The Groove ransomware gang is calling on other ransomware groups to attack US public sector after a an operation of of law enforcement shut down the infrastructure of the REvil gang. “The ransomware group REvil […]
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Read More Groove ransomware group calls on other ransomware gangs to hit US public sectorSoftware supply chain security experts to drive aggressive go-to-market strategy
Read More aDolus raises $2.5 million to secure critical infrastructure and grow sales and marketing teamCornhusker State imprisons man who cyber-stalked his former girlfriend and her new romantic partner
Read More Nebraska Issues First Federal Cyber-stalking SentenceSonatype: Cryptominers Launched in Windows, macOS, Linux DevicesResearchers at open-source software firm Sonatype have uncovered multiple malicious packages that disguise themselves as legitimate JavaScript libraries on npm registries to launch cryptom…
Read More Malicious Packages Disguised as JavaScript Libraries FoundThe Cybercrime Group Posted Job Advertisements on Russian Job PortalsThreat group FIN7 has set up a website posing as a security company to recruit talent, according to fraud intelligence company Gemini Advisory. The aim of the scam was to lure securit…
Read More FIN7 Sets Up Fake Pentesting Company Site to Recruit TalentCo-Sponsor of Bipartisan Proposal Calls Bill ‘Common-Sense Legislation’Two Senate leaders on Thursday introduced legislation that would form a working group charged with monitoring the security of AI data obtained by federal contractors. This body woul…
Read More New Bill Would Secure Government Contractors’ Use of AIAs cars become more intricate, so does their repair process. With so many instruments and components to deal with, dealerships sometimes aren’t equipped to repair advanced issues. To cut down on the turnaround time for customers, Mercedes-Benz has partnered with Microsoft to integrate Hololens 2 augmented-reality (AR) headsets into their repair process. This collaboration started […]
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Read More Mercedes-Benz adopts Microsoft Hololens 2 to fix cars fasterThis episode features a discussion on how small businesses can improve their cybersecurity maturity
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Read More Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for Oct. 22, 2021The infamous Carbanak operator is moving is looking to juice its ransomware game by recruiting IT staff to its fake Bastion Secure ‘pen-testing’ company.
Read More FIN7 Lures Unwitting Security Pros to Carry Out Ransomware AttacksCulture is the number one barrier to organizational transformation and success. If you want to get leaner and more agile, definitely assess and streamline your technology. But what about your company’s culture? Many will look to big-name companies for the way forward. They want to innovate like Apple, move with Google’s speed, and predict customer […]
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Read More Encouraging a culture of speed in your organizationThe global fight against ransomware took a new twist this week with the United States leading a law enforcement effort to hack back and disrupt the extortion group behind the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack.
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The CEO of Next Generation Manufacturing Canada, which funds projects, says company leaders don’t take cybersecurity risks seriously enough
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Read More Canadian firms complacent on cybersecurity, says advanced manufacturing agencyMicrosoft’s analysis of a recent phishing attack shows how cybercriminals are mixing and matching to efficiently develop their attack frameworks.
Read More ‘TodayZoo’ Phishing Kit Cobbled Together From Other MalwareCybersecurity training achievement is a Guinness World Record first
Read More New Cybersecurity World Record SetTech giant Microsoft has rolled out new security offering to provide non-profit organizationss with additional security in the event of a nation-state attack.
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A multi-country effort has given ransomware gang REvil a taste of its own medicine by pwning its backups and pushing its leak site and Tor payment site offline.
Read More REvil Servers Shoved Offline by Governments – But They’ll Be Back, Researchers SaySouth Carolinians beat more than 200 teams to win NCFI’s Training and Cyber Games Competition
Read More US Secret Service Announces Cyber Games WinnerU.S. officials issued new warnings Friday about China’s ambitions in artificial intelligence and a range of advanced technologies that could eventually give Beijing a decisive military edge and possible dominance over health care and other essential se…
Read More US Intel Warns China Could Dominate Advanced TechnologiesFollowing the PrintNightmare case, printer security has become a hot issue for security teams. Here are seven ways to keep printers secure on enterprise networks.
Read More 7 Ways to Lock Down Enterprise PrintersConventional data security tools do not address insider risk — a growing problem in today’s remote-hybrid world. We need a better way to manage insider risk.
Read More What Does Better Insider Risk Management Look Like?Forrester Analyst Allie Mellen on Navigating the XDR MarketThe current state of the XDR market is a “chaotic jumble of different features,” according to Forrester analyst Allie Mellon, who has authored a new study to identify the top XDR providers in t…
Read More Forrester Report: Key Questions to Ask XDR VendorsThe burgeoning enterprise Apple space saw thousands of IT admins virtually attend this week’s JNUC event, and the week tails off with news from Addigy and cybersecurity firm Acronis.Securing the Apple enterprise
Addigy has confirmed that its cloud-b…
There’s a lesson here for anyone else building a website. Be sure to keep everything safely secured under lock-and-key until you are ready to properly launch.
Read More Donald Trump’s Truth Social account posts a picture of a pig defecatingHow to break into cybersecurity – Is your password easy to guess? – Shining a spotlight on the security risks of shadow IT
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Microsoft this week announced that organizations can now enable their employees to make one-to-one calls on Teams that are protected by end-to-end encryption.
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UK councils experienced 33,645 data breaches caused by human error in the past five years
Read More FOI Request Reveals Scale of Data Breaches at UK CouncilsA new malware campaign targeting Afghanistan and India is exploiting a now-patched, 20-year-old flaw affecting Microsoft Office to deploy an array of commodity remote access trojans (RATs) that allow the adversary to gain complete control over the comp…
Read More ‘Lone Wolf’ Hacker Group Targeting Afghanistan and India with Commodity RATsThe high-severity bug, tracked as CVE-2021-1529, is an OS command-injection flaw.
Read More Cisco SD-WAN Security Bug Allows Root Code ExecutionI receive many collaboration products to test. Most of them are videoconferencing systems that allow people to attend meetings remotely. It often seems that the people who create such products collaborate and yet still don’t realize that most collab…
Read More Varjo’s new VR headset points the way to collaboration done rightThe Russian Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group FIN7 is trying to break into the lucrative ransomware market by creating bogus cybersecurity organizations that perform network attacks under the pretense of pentesting (penetration testing), also know…
Read More Pentesters Wanted for Ransomware Attacks!Facebook on Thursday announced a new tool designed to help security researchers hunt for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities.
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South Korea seems to be a target of a new malicious campaign that propagates RAT malware camouflaged into a game for adults. The way it is distributed happens via torrents and also webhards. The types of RATs cybercriminals use in this campaign are njR…
Read More Webhards and Torrents: the New Channels for RAT Malware Propagation in KoreaDarkside and BlackMatter ransomware operators have moved a large amount of their Bitcoin reserves after the recent shutdown of REvil’s infrastructure. The gangs behind the Darkside and BlackMatter ransomware operations have moved 107 BTC ($6.8 million) after the news of the recent shutdown of REvil’s infrastructure by law enforcement agencies. “The ransomware group REvil was […]
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Read More DarkSide ransomware operators move 6.8M worth of Bitcoin after REvil shutdownThe cybercriminal group tracked as TA551 recently showed a significant change in tactics with the addition of the open-source pentest tool Sliver to its arsenal, according to cybersecurity firm Proofpoint.
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Conti ransomware is an extremely damaging malicious actor due to the speed with which encrypts data and spreads to other systems. The cyber-crime action is thought to be led by a Russia-based group that goes under the Wizard Spider pseudonym. Conti Ran…
Read More What Is Conti Ransomware?One down. Lots more to go. Here’s what to do…
Read More REvil ransomware gang allegedly forced offline by law enforcement counterattacksGraham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the folks at Recorded Future. Thanks to the great team there for their support! Strong identity authentication is more important than ever as organizations face an unprecedented level of attacks tar…
Read More Recorded Future Identity Intelligence prevents identity fraud and disrupts attackers – learn more nowDiscussion Also Addresses the Return to In-Person EventsIn the latest weekly update, four ISMG editors discuss: a federal judge imposing the maximum sentences on a hacker who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and aggravated identity theft, regulators gettin…
Read More ISMG Editors’ Panel: Regulators Get Tough on Crypto Firms?The financially motivated FIN7 cybercrime gang has masqueraded as yet another fictitious cybersecurity company called “Bastion Secure” to recruit unwitting software engineers under the guise of penetration testing in a likely lead-up to a ransomware sc…
Read More Hackers Set Up Fake Company to Get IT Experts to Launch Ransomware AttacksEight suspected members of an international crime consortium have been arrested in South Africa, and accused of participating in money laundering schemes, financial fraud, and internet-based romance scams.
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Read More Romance scam suspects rounded up in South Africa after 100 women targeted
She was the first woman in her family to complete high school and a first-generation college graduate. But, as a single mom on public assistance, Cari King knew that she needed more than a job to improve her situation; she needed a …
FBI, US Secret Service and US Cyber Command Target Ransomware Gangs, Reuters ReportsThe outages of the notorious REvil – aka Sodinokibi – ransomware operation have been due to a coordinated law enforcement effort involving the U.S. and foreign partners…
Read More REvil Revelations: Law Enforcement Behind DisruptionsA newly identified rootkit has been found with a valid digital signature issued by Microsoft that’s used to proxy traffic to internet addresses of interest to the attackers for over a year targeting online gamers in China.
Bucharest-headquartered cyber…
Comair’s Johan Waldeck on New Trends of Online Booking Fraud in AviationWith many countries opening up for tourists, the airline industry is seeing a rise in fraudulent credit card transactions, says Johan Waldeck, senior forensic investigator at Comai…
Read More Spotting Credit Card Fraud in the Airline IndustryThis episode reports on the discovery of Evil Corp.’s new ransomware strain, a scam that hijacks YouTube accounts and why developers have to scan open-source code libraries
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Read More Cyber Security Today, Oct. 22, 2012 – A new ransomware strain discovered, a scam hijacks YouTube accounts and watch those open source code librariesIn order to avoid US sanctions that avert victims from paying ransom demands, Evil Corp threat actor has released a new ransomware dubbed Macaw Locker. About Evil Corp Also known as the Dridex gang or INDRIK SPIDER, the Russia-based hacking group Evil …
Read More Macaw Locker, Evil Corp’s Latest Version Makes New VictimsThe Rant of the Day From Ian Keller, EricssonRant of the day: Are we getting hacked because we now work remotely in the new normal? No, we’re being hacked because we’re not managing our risks and being lazy – and because the CISO is not being heard.
Read More The Troublemaker CISO: Getting HackedBig Game Hunting Is Out and ‘Mid Game Hunting’ Is In, Coveware WarnsWhen a business, government agency or other organization hit by ransomware opted to pay a ransom to its attacker in Q3, the average payment was $140,000, reports ransomware incident re…
Read More Ransomware: Average Ransom Payment Stays Steady at $140,000The platform’s Content Delivery Network and core features are being used to send malicious files—including RATs–across its network of 150 million users, putting corporate workplaces at risk.
Read More Threat Actors Abuse Discord to Push MalwareFive federal regulatory agencies encourage financial institutions to work with customers affected by the federal government shutdown.
Read More FDIC: Institutions Encouraged to Work with Borrowers Impacted by ShutdownA Trojan is a type of malware that acts according to the Greek legend, as it camouflages itself as a legitimate file or program to trick unsuspecting users into installing it on their PCs. This is how unsuspecting users will give unauthorized remote ac…
Read More YouTube Used to Push Password-Stealing MalwareThe FDIC is clarifying its policy and supervisory approach related to facilitating payment processing services directly, or indirectly through a third party, for merchant customers engaged in higher-risk activities.
Read More FDIC: Supervisory Approach to Payment Processing Relationships with Merchant CustomersSnapchat’s corporate parent disclosed Thursday that its ad sales are being hurt by a privacy crackdown that rolled out on Apple’s iPhones earlier this year, raising investor fears that the app’s financial growth is going into a tailspin.
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Someone has been hacking telecommunications networks around the world:
The majority of these scam messages impersonated the NHS
Read More 22% of Brits Received Proof of Vaccination Phishing Email in Past Six MonthsFIN7 hacking group created fake cybersecurity companies to hire experts and involve them in ransomware attacks tricking them of conducting a pentest. The FIN7 hacking group is attempting to enter in the ransomware business and is doing it with an interesting technique. The gang space creates fake cybersecurity companies that hire experts requesting them to […]
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Read More FIN7 cybercrime gang creates fake cybersecurity firm to recruit pentesters for ransomware attacksImmersed in the throes of a cyberattack is not the time to figure out how to respond. An expert offers suggestions on how to create a company-specific incident-response plan.
Read More What to do if your small business is a victim of a cyberattackIn my quest to purchase a snowblower last weekend, I narrowed my choice down to models from two different brands. In checking customer reviews across an assortment of retail websites, a disparity immediately became apparent. Negative reviews for one…
Read More Customer service: Your greatest competitive weaponA total of 17 types of vulnerabilities, including many rated critical and high severity, have been found by researchers in the Versiondog data management product made by AUVESY.
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Great efforts pay off! We are very proud and thrilled to announce that Heimdal™ won first place in the Cloud-Delivered Security Solution of the Year category at the Network Computing Awards 2021 event! We are also winners of second place in the Product…
Read More Network Computing Awards 2021: Heimdal™ Wins Best Cloud-Delivered Security SolutionYou don’t have to go back to school or blow your budget to train for a career in cybersecurity, which is in high demand right now.
Read More Train to qualify for elite positions in the high-demand field of cybersecurityFrom managing backups and Linux distributions to troubleshooting hard drive failure and protecting company data, it’s easy to see why IT pros are overwhelmed and overworked.
Read More How IT pros can set boundaries and protocolsMITRE Corporation has released the tenth version of ATT&CK, its globally accessible (and free!) knowledge base of cyber adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations. Version ten comes with new Data Source objects, new and chan…
Read More Released: MITRE ATT&CK v10Well, my fellow Pixel pals, the time has finally arrived: After months of development, mountains of beta releases, and a weirdly empty-feeling tease of a code release, Google’s Android 12 update is finally on its way into our moist, sweaty paws.Andr…
Read More Got a Pixel? Don’t miss these 8 buried Android 12 treasuresWell, my fellow Pixel pals, the time has finally arrived: After months of development, mountains of beta releases, and a weirdly empty-feeling tease of a code release, Google’s Android 12 update is finally on its way into our moist, sweaty paws.Andr…
Read More Got a Pixel? Don’t miss these 8 buried Android 12 treasuresEmployee use of unsanctioned hardware and software is an increasingly acute problem in the remote and hybrid work era
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Chicago-based Ferrara slowly recovering as other firms are compromised again
Read More Halloween Horror-Show for Candy-Maker Hit by RansomwareHashtag Trending Oct. 22- Trump’s Social Platform; The Canadian Dream; Fake Vaccine Cards Sold
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Read More Hashtag Trending Oct. 22- Trump’s Social Platform; The Canadian Dream; Fake Vaccine Cards SoldGoogle says it has disrupted phishing attacks in which threat actors were attempting to use cookie theft malware to hijack YouTube accounts and abuse them to promote cryptocurrency scams.
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Summer of spam sees scammers ramp-up their fraud campaigns
Read More Over 80% of Brits Deluged with Scam Calls and TextsThe latest edition of the ISMG Security Report features an analysis of whether businesses are stepping up their ransomware defenses in response to several warnings released by the U.S. and U.K. governments highlighting the threat posed to infrastructur…
Read More Ransomware Warning: Are Businesses Stepping Up?Report reveals international operation to disrupt notorious ransomware operation
Read More Government Agents Compromise REvil Backups to Force Group OfflineThe DNS in and of itself has never been secure. Being created in the 1980s when the Internet was a complete novelty, protection had not been a priority in its design. Throughout time, this has led malicious actors to take advantage of this issue and de…
Read More All You Need to Know About DNS Spoofing to Keep Your Organization SafeBitdefender researchers discovered a new Rootkit named FiveSys that abuses Microsoft-Issued Digital Signature signature to evade detection. FiveSys is a new rootkit discovered by researchers from Bitdefender, it is able to evade detection by abusing a Microsoft-issued digital signature. Driver packages that pass Windows Hardware Lab Kit (HLK) testing can be digitally-signed by Microsoft WHQL (Windows Hardware Quality […]
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Read More FiveSys, a new digitally-signed rootkit spotted by Bitdefender expertsHere’s a look at the most interesting product releases from the past week, featuring releases from SecLytics, SecurID, Splunk, ThreatConnect and ZeroFox. ThreatConnect launches Risk Quantifier 6.0 to bring cyber risk quantification for businesses Threa…
Read More New infosec products of the week: October 22, 2021It’s very rare that the defense and intelligence community is vulnerable to file-based attacks. After all, for these organizations security is not a business case, it’s a case of national security. More commercial businesses should look to the defense …
Read More CDR: The secret cybersecurity ingredient used by defense and intelligence agenciesHybrid work has become the norm for many businesses. In fact, a 2021 survey conducted by HR consulting firm Mercer found that out of a group of 510 employers with flexible work programs in place, 70% plan to adopt a hybrid work model. While the new wor…
Read More Embracing secure hybrid work with four foundational IT controlsCyber adversaries know that one small IoT sensor can provide entry into a corporate network to launch ransomware attacks and more. According to a survey of IT decision-makers by Palo Alto Networks, 78% of respondents (among those whose organization has…
Read More Security changes needed to protect corporate networks from non-business IoT devicesThe global fraud detection and prevention market size is expected to reach $62.7 billion by 2028, registering a CAGR of 15.4%, according to ResearchAndMarkets. Rise in incidences of mobile payment frauds, phishing, and card frauds, and their subsequent…
Read More Fraud detection and prevention market size to reach $62.7 billion by 2028NortonLifeLock published a report detailing the top consumer cybersecurity insights and takeaways from July to September 2021. The latest findings show tech support scams, which often arrive as a pop-up alert convincingly disguised using the names and …
Read More Tech support scams becoming the top phishing threat to consumersEnterprises must embrace business composability to thrive through disruption in 2022 and beyond, according to Gartner’s survey of CIOs and technology executives. Business composability is the mindset, technologies, and set of operating capabilities tha…
Read More Business composability: Mastering the risk of accelerating change and creating new business valueGraylog, a global provider of next-generation log management and SIEM solutions, is announcing Graylog Security. Designed to overcome legacy Security Information & Event Management (SIEM) challenges, Graylog’s scalable, flexible cybersecurity platf…
Read More Graylog Security provides security teams with ML-based anomaly detection solutionsHillstone Network introduced iSource, an XDR (extended threat response) solution. “iSource is groundbreaking and literally embodies our mantra and vision of helping our customers ‘see, understand, and act’ on threats,” said Tim Liu, co-founder & CT…
Read More Hillstone Networks iSource helps customers maintain their security posturePhishing Tackle released simulated Smishing-as-a-Service to the ever-growing capabilities of their phishing, policy management, and security awareness training platform. With smishing attacks from the cyber criminals up by 700% from January to June 202…
Read More Phishing Tackle releases Smishing-as-a-Service to reduce the risk of text message phishing