IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-07

• Armorblox and Intermedia team up to protect email from cyberattacks with AI

• Scammers exploiting Kaseya ransomware attack to deploy malware

• Oracle Auditing Part 2: Mandatory and Fine-Grained Auditing

• Five Common Myths about Ransom DoS Attacks

• Oracle Auditing Part 1: Standard Auditing

• Oracle Auditing Part 3: Unified Auditing

• LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman on lasting tech changes from Covid-19

• Reid Hoffman: ‘However terrified you are about cybersecurity, you’re probably not terrified enough’

• What are port scan attacks and how can they be prevented?

• US Could Appeal Assange Extradition Refusal

• Attacks on Kaseya Servers Led to Ransomware in Less Than 2 Hours

• Review: 2021 Cadillac Escalade Puts Wireless CarPlay on an Expansive OLED Display System

• Nomad Launches Leather Cover for Apple’s MagSafe Charger

• Crowdstrike CEO on how companies can deal with rising ransomware attacks

• Marines’ 3D printing faces a ‘data problem’

• Data gaps weaken effectiveness of economic policies

• $13.7 million: Atlas VPN adds up the impact of the top 10 most successful blockchain scams

• Fake Android Apps Promise Cryptomining Services to Steal Funds

• Department of Defense’s chief information officer on decision to end JEDI program

• Watch CNBC’s full interview with Crowdstrike CEO George Kurtz

• Labor watchdog calls out gaps in unemployment fraud reporting

• Holding the world to ransom: The top 5 most dangerous criminal organizations online right now

• Should Kaseya pay REvil ransom? Experts are torn

• Biden Administration Cancels $10bn JEDI Contract

• Coalition CEO Joshua Motta on the growing need for cybersecurity insurance

• Critical Sage X3 RCE Bug Allows Full System Takeovers

• Most Insider Data Breaches Aren’t Malicious

• Sophos Acquires Capsule8 for Linux Server & Container Security

• Demand for cybersecurity insurance has skyrocketed — Here’s why

• Republican National Committee Denies Russian Hackers Stole Data

• What to do when 2FA won’t allow you into your Linux servers

• Former President Trump Sues Facebook For Censorship

• WildPressure APT expands operations targeting the macOS platform

• Apple’s First OLED iPad Coming in 2023, According to Display Experts

• How to build a privacy program the right way

• Microsoft struggles to wake from its PrintNightmare: Latest print spooler patch can be bypassed, researchers say

• MacOS Targeted in WildPressure APT Malware Campaign

• Cybersecurity review is a way for Beijing to punish Didi legally: Pro

• 3 things the Kaseya attack can teach us about ransomware recovery

• Hackers Asking $70 Million in Ransom, Kaseya Confirmed

• HomePod Users Complain of Sudden Failures, Could Be Linked to 14.6 and 15 Updates

• EFF Gets $300,000 Boost from Craig Newmark Philanthropies to Protect Journalists and Fight Consumer Spyware

• Advancing resiliency threat modeling for large distributed systems

• Kaseya attack shows how third-party software is the perfect delivery method for ransomware

• Bitwarden has a new Send feature: Here’s how to use it

• Trump’s Gettr Social Platform Hacked Twice

• Healthcare Vendor Practicefirst Reveals It Suffered Cyberattack In 2020, No Data Lost

• Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch for ‘PrintNightmare’ Flaw

• Are Security Attestations a Necessity for SaaS Businesses?

• The freedom to choose with Cisco Secure Choice

• How can Digital First banking benefit financial institutions?

• AT&T Threat Detection and Response for Government

• Ways to prevent ransomware attacks: how to avoid becoming a victim

• How data poisoning is used to trick fraud detection algorithms on ecommerce sites

• What’s Next for SIEM? A View From the 2021 Gartner SIEM Magic Quadrant

• Suspected ‘Dr HeX’ Hacker Busted for 9 Years of Phishing

• Law Firm Gets Court Order Asking Hackers Not to Publish Stolen Data

• Accessibility and usability for all in Azure Sentinel

• Russia hacks US Political Party, and Biden elevates ransomware as National Security Priority

• Key Recommendation to Avoid Pitfalls in Cybersecurity Wargaming Design

• REvil Ransomware Gang Launches Major Supply Chain Attack Through Kaseya, Downstream Impact May Affect Over 1,500 Customers

• Rebekah Koffler: Russia’s Cyberattacks on the U.S. Reveal Biden’s Failings

• RNC Says No Data Accessed in Synnex Breach

• CISA Says Philips Vue Healthcare Products Affected by 15 Vulnerabilities

• Pandemic-driven digitization has given rise to ransomware attacks: Rubrik CEO

• Trump Sues Twitter, Facebook, Google, And Their CEOs – Update

• Opaque raises $9.5M for encrypted data analytics

• Kaseya ransomware attacks: What we know so far

• Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch For PrintNightmare Bugs

• Hackers Scrape 90,000 GETTR User Emails, Surprising No One

• Russia Hacking Claims Pose Challenge For Biden

• This Serious WiFi Bug Can Break Your iPhone

• Water Wars: No One in the Mood for Compromise in the South China Sea

• Assessing the Threat of Weaponized Corruption

• New WD Zero-Day Affects Western Digital Products That Support My Cloud OS 3

• Game over: Apex Legends players locked out by protest message

• Got a WD My Book Live device? Your data is at risk—here’s what to do

• UK’s Most Powerful Supercomputer, Cambridge-1, Targets Healthcare

• This serious Wi-Fi bug can break your iPhone, but here’s how to protect yourself

• Fake Kaseya VSA Security Update Drops Cobalt Strike

• Report shines light on REvil’s depressingly simple tactics: Phishing, credential-stuffing RDP servers… the usual

• Kaspersky Password Manager Generated Passwords That Could Quickly Be Brute-Forced

• Sophos Acquires Capsule8 to Beef up Linux Protection

• Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for Windows Flaw

• Security 101: The ‘PrintNightmare’ Flaw

• Apple Calls Facebook-Commissioned Study on Preinstalled App Usage ‘Seriously Flawed’

• Threat Actors Hasten Ransomware Cyberattacks on Industrial Control Systems ICS

• Patch now! Emergency fix for PrintNightmare released by Microsoft

• Are There More Properties Connected to the Pareto Botnet?

• Pentagon moves on from JEDI

• Why I Love (Breaking Into) Your Security Appliances

• Autonomous Security Is Essential if the Edge Is to Scale Properly

• Moroccan Hacker Arrested by the Interpol in “Operation Lyrebird”

• What to Do if You Have Western Digital My Book Live or My Book Live Duo Devices

• DIU green lights 3 secure cloud solutions

• Severe flaw Identified in OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set

• Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch For PrintNightmare Flaw

• Covering the Infection Chain: Analyze Documents and Scripts with Intezer Analyze

• The Ultimate Guide to Safe Sharing Online

• The Kaseya ransomware attack: Everything we know so far

• Microsoft rolls out emergency patch for critical PrintNightmare flaw

• Continuous Updates: Everything You Need to Know About the Kaseya Ransomware Attack

• WildPressure APT Emerges With New Malware Targeting Windows and macOS

• PrintNightmare vulnerability explained: Exploits, patches, and workarounds

• Attacks on Operational Technology From IBM X-Force and Dragos Data

• Kaseya delays patch fixing zero-day attack as issues hit SaaS rollout

• Rural Alabama Electric Cooperative Hit by Ransomware Attack

• PrintNightmare official patch is out – update now!

• [Whitepaper] XDR vs. NDR/NTA – What do Organizations Truly Need to Stay Safe?

• Dozens of Vulnerable NuGet Packages Allow Attackers to Target .NET Platform

• WildPressure targets the macOS platform

• British Airways Settles 2018 Data Breach Lawsuit

• Biden: Ransomware attack appears to have caused minimal damage

• Pro-Trump Social Media Platform GETTR Hacked Shortly After Launch

• Remote Work Brings User Complaints and High IT Costs

• Researchers uncovered the network infrastructure of REVil – The notorious ransomware group that hit Kaseya

• A New Threat Advertises Malicious Privacy Tools as Security Enhancers

• The New Cyberthreats: Malware Dropper Wrecks Havoc in the Cybersecurity World

• UK’s data watchdog probes use of private email to discuss government business at the Department of Health

• CISSPs from Around The Globe: An Interview with Theresa Grafenstine

• Having the right tool for the job

• Microsoft issues emergency patch to fix PrintNightmare vulnerability

• Quick Hits: July 7

• FCW Insider: July 7, 2021

• Ransomware: US warns Russia to take action after latest attacks

• SideCopy cybercriminals use new custom Trojans in attacks against India’s military

• Cloud Cryptomining Swindle in Google Play Rakes in Cash

• Practice Management Software Vendor Practicefirst Affected by Healthcare Ransomware Attack

• Microsoft, AWS React To JEDI Cancellation

• Researchers Reproduce Exploit Used in Kaseya Hack

• Official Formula 1 App Hacked

• Hacker’s Mom Puts End to 10-Month Cyber-bullying Campaign

• US: We May Take Unilateral Action Against Russian Cyber-Criminals

• Kremlin Hackers Reportedly Breached Republican National Committee

• Over 170 Scam Cryptomining Apps Charge for Non-Existent Services

• Cyber Threats: Is Your Current Industrial Security Strategy Enough

• Vulnerability Scanning vs. Penetration Testing

• Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch for PrintNightmare Bugs

• GitLab Fixes Several Vulnerabilities Reported by Bug Bounty

• Guidance for Customers Returning to their Kaseya VSA SaaS Instance

• Install immediately: Microsoft delivers emergency patch for PrintNightmare security bug

• UK Information Commissioner launches probe into private email use at Department of Health

• Suspected hacker Dr HeX arrested over cybercrime, bank fraud impacting thousands

• Interpol Arrests Moroccan Hacker Engaged in Phishing Attacks

• Hackers Managed to Scrape 90,000 GETTR User Emails

• Pentagon Cancels JEDI Cloud Contract

• IndigoZebra APT Group Uses Dropbox Service to Target Government Entities

• Wildpressure targets the macOS platform

• Microsoft Releases Security Updates to Fight Against PrintNightmare Zero-Day

• Officials Confirm No Data Have Been Compromised in the Wiregrass Electric Cooperative Attack

• The biggest ransomware attack ever paralyzed thousands of businesses

• What is personally identifiable information (PII)? How to protect it under GDPR

• How to check for Active Directory Certificate Services misconfigurations

• Apple TV+ Series ‘Defending Jacob’ Now Available on DVD and Blu-ray

• Following the Kaseya Attack, US Says It Will Take Action Against Ransomware Hackers If Russia Won’t

• What is Asset Discovery? A Look Beneath the Surface

• Interpol: Moroccan Citizen Arrested for Website Defacements, Other Cybercrimes

• €14.2 million seized from cross-border VAT fraudsters in Hungary

• Microsoft Teams’ Together Mode to Gain Support for Smaller Groups

• Didi removed from China’s WeChat and Alipay apps for new users in another big blow

• Silicon UK Podcast: The State of Global Digital Skills

• How to Protect Medical Devices from Ransomware

• Microsoft rolled out emergency update for Windows PrintNightmare zero-day

• Looking for adding new detection technologies in your security products?

• Kaspersky Password Manager caught out making easily bruteforced passwords

• 4 Ways to Improve Governance in Product Security

• Hacker leaks info of pro-Trump GETTR members online

• Mega-distie SYNNEX attacked and Microsoft cloud accounts it tends tampered

• Remote Workforce Monitoring Brings Up Privacy Concerns

• Mobile Security Company Zimperium acquires WhiteCryption

• British Airways pays a penalty for data leak of 420,000 customers in 2018

• Identity management and zero trust: Where to get started

• Finding the right SD-WAN in a crowded market

• Microsoft patches PrintNightmare — even on Windows 7 — but the terror isn’t over

• Critical infrastructure cyberattacks signaling the importance of prioritizing security

• Tencent’s creepy new facial recognition system detects kids gaming at night

• Black Hat Announces Matt Tait as One of Its Keynote Speakers for Black Hat USA 2021 Hybrid Event

• ERI Announces Job Fairs in Six States as Employee Roster Continues to Grow

• Covid-19 health passes can open the door to a digital ID revolution

• AI everywhere: How AI is being applied in 4 different fields

• New Ryuk Ransomware Sample Targets Webservers

• China reportedly warns local tech companies of increased cybersecurity oversight

• Online brands prioritizing speed over security

• The Pentagon Scrubs a Cloud Deal and Looks to Add More AI

• Covid Protections Kept Other Viruses at Bay. Now They’re Back

• No, open source Audacity audio editor is not “spyware”

• Republican National Committee denies Russian hackers accessed data

• What are the most common cybersecurity challenges SMEs face today?

• Pro-Trump ‘Gettr’ Social Platform Hacked On Day One

• Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for Critical Windows PrintNightmare Vulnerability

• Middle East ICT market expected to reach $95.05 billion by 2025

• Kaseya’s VSA SaaS restart fails, service restoration delayed by at least ten hours

• ISC Stormcast For Wednesday, July 7th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7574, (Wed, Jul 7th)

• eBook: Active Directory Security Tips From the Experts

• Kaseya’s SaaS restart fails, service restoration delayed by at least ten hours

• Kaseya Says Hackers Directly Hit Its Customers by Exploiting VSA 0-Day

• Microsoft Releases Patches for CVE-2021-34527, (Wed, Jul 7th)

• QCT Orqestra enables hyperscale monitoring with intuitive GUI

• Cloud after COVID

• Bosch unveils Flexidome IP starlight 8000i X series cameras with improved image quality

• Microsoft Releases Out-of-Band Security Updates for PrintNightmare

• iPadOS 14 Apple Pencil Features Expand to French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish Languages

• CyberLink collaborates with ASUS to create smart IoT/AIoT applications

• Out-of-Band (OOB) Security Update available for CVE-2021-34527

• Apple Considering Purchasing Reese Witherspoon’s ‘Hello Sunshine’ Media Company

• ServiceNow names Jacqui Canney as Chief People Officer

• Swedbank partners with ACI Worldwide to enhance its fraud platform with ACI Fraud Management

• Bitpanda names Irina Nicoleta Scarlat as Chief Growth Officer

• Bryan Hauptman joins Armor as CRO

• Accelerating CMMC compliance with a SASE Framework

• archTIS appoints Pete Smith as VP and GM of EMEA

• A new wave of ransomware attack hits up to 1,500  businesses worldwide

• DC pivots for Rescue Plan’s health benefits changes

• Microsoft Ships Emergency Patch for Critical Windows ‘PrintNightmare’ Vulnerability

• Researchers Learn From Nation-State Attackers’ OpSec Mistakes

• Kaseya CEO: “The impact of this incredibly sophisticated attack is very minimal”

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-07-06

• How to Easily Set Up Mutual TLS SSL

• iOS 15: How to Copy and Paste Text From Photos

• Kaspersky Password Manager’s random password generator was about as random as your wall clock

• DOD moves on from JEDI

• Kaseya Starts Recovery After REvil Attack

• Pentagon cancels JEDI contract

• Android Apps in Google Play Harvest Facebook Credentials

• Tech Giants Could Withdraw Services Over Hong Kong Doxxing Bill

• Blue Screen of Death will be Black Screen of Death in Windows 11

• The mobile and desktop versions of Firefox Total Cookie Protection are now available

• Workers Careless in Sharing & Reusing Corporate Secrets

• Trump and the Pardon Attorney

• What Are Red Team Exercises and Why Are They Important?

• Cowen analyst Shaul Eyal on the cyber stocks to own as ransomware attacks rise

• Microsoft Defender wants to help your business stomp out internal security threats

• Kaseya ransomware attack: Everything you need to know

• 1 in 4 employees say they still have access to accounts from past jobs, survey finds

• Pentagon Cancels Disputed JEDI Cloud Contract With Microsoft

• U.S. President Joe Biden to Direct FTC to Draft Right to Repair Rules

• Former hacker Kevin Mitnick on the latest global ransomware attack

• Ransomware-hit law firm gets court order asking crooks not to publish the data they stole

• What is steganography?

• “Kaseya Attack”: Over 1000 organizations globally attacked on Fourth of July weekend, biggest supply chain attack since Sunburst

• Kaseya ransomware attack: What you need to know

• Alleged Cybercriminal Arrested in Morocco Following Interpol Probe

• It’s High Time for a Security Scoring System for Applications and Open Source Libraries

• CISA Releases Security Advisory for Philips Vue PAC Products

• SonicWall addresses critical CVE-2021-20026 flaw in NSM devices

• Super Stickman Golf 3+ and Super Leap Day Coming to Apple Arcade

• Cybersecurity CEO: Hackers won’t get the $70 million they’re demanding in global ransomware attack

• CrowdStrike CTO Michael Sentonas Shares Insights on Humio

• “Kaseya Attack”: Over 1000 organizations globally attacked on Fourth of July weekend, biggest supply chain attack since sunburst

• Western Digital Users Face Another RCE

• DDoS Attack on Filipino Media Outlets Linked to Philippine Government and Army

• This iPhone Bug Exists Even After Network Settings Reset

• Six existential threats posed by the future of 5G (Part Two)

• Lazarus campaign TTPs and evolution

• How to protect your site against lethal unauthorized code injections

• UK’s Largest Chip Fab, Newport Wafer Fab, Acquired By Chinese Firm

• Interpol arrests Moroccon hacker over global phishing, malware scam

• Hands-On With Kensington’s New ‘StudioCaddy’ Multi-Device Charging Dock

• Aclpwn.Py – Exploit ACL Based Privilege Escalation Paths in Active Directory

• Preparing for your migration from on-premises SIEM to Azure Sentinel

• Report: Cloud Infrastructure Drives Security and Management Challenges

• Manual work is better than automated operations, suggests Kaseya Ransomware Attack

• US CISA Introduced Ransomware Readiness Assessment (RRA) In Its CSET Security Software

• Brentagg Shared Insights About Data Stolen During The Ransomware Attack

• Kaseya Patches Imminent After Zero-Day Exploits, 1,500 Impacted

• The Audacity! How to wreck an open-source project and anger a community

• Hewlett Packard Enterprise Buys Zerto for $374 Million

• British Airways Settles Class Action Over 2018 Data Breach

• IoT/ICS Armageddon: Hacking Devices Like There’s No Tomorrow Part 1

• 5 Best Security Measures for WordPress Security 2021

• The Industry Applauds MVISION XDR – Turning Raves into Benefits

• Swedish Supermarket Closed by Kaseya Cyberattack

• REvil Makes Monkeys out of Kaseya Customers

• Everything We Know About the Trump-Era Records Demands From the Press

• Greetings from the Internet! Connect with EFF this Summer

• Kaseya supply chain attack impacts more than 1,000 companies

• Kaseya: 1,500 organizations affected by REvil attacks

• Water Agency WSSC Hit by Ransomware Attack

• Cyberattack on Kaseya Nets More Than 1,000 Victims, $70M Ransom Demand

• Vulnerability in the Kaspersky Password Manager

• Pro-Trump Social Media Site Gettr Hacked

• British Airways Data Breach Compensation Claim Settled

• Kaseya Ransomware Attack Affects 1,500 Companies

• Website Of Mongolian Certificate Authority Served Backdoored Client Installer

• Racing against a real-life ransomware attack, with Ski Kacoroski: Lock and Code S02E12

• Twitter Loses Protection Liability Over User Content In India

• The best browser to replace Google Chrome on Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android

• Best enterprise identity access management software

• HTTPS Security 101: What You Need to Know

• Jim Cramer’s full comments on China expanding cybersecurity investigation, OPEC+ impasse

• Travel Smart: Protecting Your Family’s Smartphones While on Vacation

• Critical flaws in Windows Print spooler service could allow for remote attacks

• REvil Ransomware to Blame for the Largest Cyberattack Ever Seen

• Researcher Describes Potential Impact of Recently Patched SonicWall NSM Flaw

• Experts Said How Cybercriminals Make Money on Russian Gamers

• 8 Ways to Preserve Legal Privilege After a Cybersecurity Incident

• Apple CEO Tim Cook Reportedly Attending Sun Valley Conference Known as ‘Summer Camp for Billionaires’

• All iPhone 14 Models May Feature 120Hz ProMotion Displays

• The best browser to replace Google Chrome on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android

• Moroccan Hacker Dr Hex Caught by Interpol

• Formula 1 Mobile Push Notification Service Targeted by Hackers

• CISA and FBI Share Guidance for the Victims of Kaseya Ransomware Attack

• Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan on latest REvil ransomware attack

• Shortcuts Are Coming to macOS – What Does This Mean, and How Secure Are They?

• Kaseya Hackers Demand $70 Million Ransom

• New Botnet Dubbed Mirai Compromised Over 300,000 IoT Devices

• Approximatively 1,500 businesses impacted by the ransomware attack that hit Kaseya

• M2 Chip Rumored to Arrive in 2022 With Redesigned MacBook Air

• Top 8 Database Security Best Practices

• Securing Government Agencies: Essential Eight and Other Efforts

• British Airways data breach lawsuit settled: Airline coughs up around £30m to make sueball bounce away

• In Crosshairs of Ransomware Crooks, Cyber Insurers Struggle

• Combating China’s Insider Threat: Can New Laws Curb IP Theft by Foreign Spies?

• Python DLL Injection Check, (Tue, Jul 6th)

• Didi App Removed from App Stores in China Following a Suspension Order

• Multiple Vulnerabilities Discovered In Xerox Digital Assets

• Numerous Trojanized Android Apps Caught Stealing Users’ Facebook Credentials

• 16,000 Washington Workers Data Exposed Following a Ransomware Attack

• EA Faces Criticism After Ignoring Warnings from Cybersecurity Researchers

• Microsoft Alerts of Critical PowerShell 7 Code Execution Vulnerability

• Bitcoin Price Rise Makes Way for New Cyberattacks: BEC Attacks and Phishing Impersonations on the Carpet

• Hackers Demand $70 Million as Kaseya Ransomware Victim Toll Nears 1,500 Firms

• Why the Password Isn’t Dead Quite Yet

• Notes Created in iOS 15 and macOS 12 Betas May Not Show Up on Earlier Versions

• Here Are the Free Ransomware Decryption Tools You Need to Use [2021 Updated]

• Trump Supporting Social Media App Hacked

• Is Diavol Ransomware Connected to Wizard Spider?

• China extends cybersecurity reviews beyond Didi

• Russian APT Hackers Launched A Mass Global Brute Force Attack to Hack Enterprise & Cloud Networks

• Kaseya ransomware attack: 1,500 companies affected, company confirms

• Website of Mongolian certificate authority served backdoored client installer

• iPhone 13 Mini to Be Assembled By Pegatron and Foxconn [Updated]

• Case Allegedly Designed for Upcoming iPhone 13 Pro Shows Significantly Larger Camera Module

• Sensitive Data Might Have Been Subject to Public Exposure Following Ransomware Attack

• QNAP Fixes Improper Access Control Vulnerability in NAS Backup

• Rainbow tables explained: How they work and why they’re (mostly) obsolete

• Proposed bill would create a new federal agency to protect consumer data

• British Airways Settles Data Breach Claims Case

• FCW Insider: July 6, 2021

• Quick Hits

• Operation Lyrebird: Group-IB assists INTERPOL in identifying suspect behind numerous cybercrimes worldwide

• Windows 11 upgrades: Why security is going to be the key driver

• The Rundown on Google’s Cloud Security Foundations Guide

• QNAP addressed a critical flaw that allows compromising NAS devices

• Dealing With Data Brokers | Avast

• Protecting Your Online Privacy: Three Levels of Security

• Bringing Governance, Risk, and Compliance to Life

• Quantum Key Distribution: Is it as secure as claimed and what can it offer the enterprise?

• Interpol Arrests Moroccan Hacker Engaged in Nefarious Cyber Activities

• Case Allegedly Designed for Upcoming iPhone 13 Pro Max Shows Significantly Larger Camera Module

• MVP 11

• Application security testing is not just buzzwords

• Kaseya Rules Out Supply-Chain Attack; Says VSA 0-Day Hit Its Customers Directly

• Zero-Trust at the Data Layer

• ENISA publishes Cybersecurity guide for SMEs

• Biggest supply chain attack since Sunburst strikes over US Independence Day weekend, affecting over 1000 organizations globally

• GFI Patch Central: Third-Party Patch Roundup for June

• DARPA nails cash to project ‘FENCE’ — a smart camera that only sends pics when pixels change

• Reaction to Social Engineering Indicative of Cybersecurity Culture

• How do I select a mobile threat defense solution for my business?

• Kaseya Ransomware attack strikes UK Companies

• US is forcing companies to install backdoors says China

• Mapping Secure Endpoint (and Malware Analytics) to NIST CSF Categories and Sub-Categories

• iPhone 13 Mini to Be Assembled By Apple Supplier Pegatron

• How to improve your organization’s Active Directory security posture

• DARPA flings cash at FENCE — a smart camera that only sends pics when pixels change

• How can a business ensure the security of their supply chain?

• Japan to bolster national cybersecurity defence with 800 new hires: Report

• Cybersecurity posture confidence high, yet incidents are increasing too

• Cyber insurance failing to live up to expectations

• GrammaTech Unveils New Software Supply Chain Security Platform

• ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, July 6th, 2021 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=7572, (Tue, Jul 6th)

• The Kaseya Ransomware Attack is a Really Big Deal

• Digital signature market to grow steadily by 2030

• Kaseya’s REvil Ransomware Attack Hits 40 Customers worldwide & Hackers Ask’s $70 Million

• Buyer’s guide: Questions to ask when evaluating third-party security management platforms

• Kaseya says it’s seen no sign of supply chain attack, sets SaaS restoration target of Tuesday afternoon, on-prem fix to follow

• Kaseya sets SaaS restoration target of Tuesday afternoon, on-prem fix to follow

• Microsoft stakes out claim with Windows 11 on future of hybrid work

• Security for Amazon Redshift

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