IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-04

• Five Games Worth Firing Up to Show Off Your New MacBook Pro

• US offers $10 million reward for information on DarkSide leaders, $5 million for affiliates

• How Is Zero Trust Different From Traditional Security?

• Improving SaaS Visibility: How To Provide Guardrails, Not Gates

• 2 Experts: Black Shadow Dumps 290,000 Medical Records & Entire LGTBQ Dating Database

• CISA sets two week window for patching serious vulnerabilities

• NortonLifeLock posts double-digit revenue growth in Q2

• Evaluate the components of Cisco SASE

• 7 best practices to ensure GDPR compliance

• Phishing Attack Blends Spoofed Amazon Order and Fraudulent Customer Service Agents

• US Offers $10M Reward For ID, Location of DarkSide Leadership

• Ripping Off the Blindfold: Illuminating OT Environments

• API Security Issues Hinder Application Delivery

• AT&T and Verizon Delay 5G Expansion to Address Aircraft Interference Concerns

• Fortinet outpaces Wall Street estimates, brings in $867 million revenue for Q3

• Cybersecurity, the pandemic and the 2021 holiday shopping season: A perfect storm

• UK Government Threatens Facebook With Criminal Action For Failing To Protect Users

• MITRE, CISA Reveal Dangerous Hardware & Software Vulnerabilities

• Cisco warns of hard-coded credentials and default SSH key issues in some products

• Cisco Plugs Critical Holes in Catalyst PON Enterprise Switches

• Honoring our ‘Cybersecurity Defender of the Year’

• FBI Warns Ransomware Actors Using Financial Events, Stock Valuation To Target Companies, Experts Weigh In

• Q3 2021 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• Using AI to verify renter eligibility and risk

• OPM rule gives agencies more direct-hire authority for recent college grads

• Call center scammers using Justin Bieber tickets, The Weeknd concerts and fake gun purchases to spread malware: Proofpoint

• Apple Stores to Drop Mask Requirement for Customers in Many U.S. States

• iPhone 13 Screen Replacements Can Break Face ID, a Repair Restriction iFixit Calls ‘Completely Unprecedented’

• Revolutionary identity verification technique offers robust solution to hacking

• 8 Best Hackintosh Motherboard 2021 – Review and Buying Guide

• Ransom fail: Iranian hackers leak trove of Israeli LGBTQ dating app data

• Kali Linux vs Parrot OS: Which One Is the Best?

• You can configure SSH to use a non-standard port with SELinux set to enforcing

• US Indicts Brit Over SIM Swap Crypto Theft

• Expert found a critical remote code execution bug in Linux Kernel

• Google Actively Bidding For Pentagon Cloud Contract

• When containers become a nightmare

• Twelve South Debuts ActionBand for Apple Watch Workouts

• US Blacklists Pegasus Spyware Maker

• S3 Ep57: Europol v. Ransomware, Shrootless bug, and Linux browser flamewars [Podcast]

• Amazon Spoofed in New Attack

• Graylog unites SIEM, AI-based anomaly detection in new security suite

• Automate and Augment Case Management, Threat Intelligence and Enrichment

• US government orders federal agencies to patch 100s of vulnerabilities

• ‘Tis the Season for the Wayward Package Phish

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• BrakTooth Proof of Concept Tool Demonstrates Bluetooth Vulnerabilities

• Apple ID Website Gets Design Overhaul

• Why retailers must adopt a Zero Trust approach during this holiday season

• Bill Gates Doubts 1.5 Degree Goal Is Achievable, Praises UK Climate Efforts

• Convergence in Cybersecurity and Cloud Operations: Lessons From NOC and SOC Fusion

• MariaDB Encryption (TDE) Using MariaDB’s File Key Management Encryption Plugin

• Microsoft expands zero-trust security capabilities at Ignite 2021

• DOD revamps controversial CMMC program

• Apple: Side-loading on iOS would open the malware floodgates

• Free Discord Nitro Offer Used to Steal Steam Credentials

• 2022 will be the year of convergence between edge, IoT and networking tech, Forrester predicts

• Linux Foundation Fixes ‘Dangerous’ Code Execution Kernel Bug

• Fake Company Sheds Light on Ransomware Group Tactics

• VB2021 localhost videos available on YouTube

• US Government Takes an Aim at Government Contractors with Poor Cybersecurity Standards

• Apple’s Craig Federighi Warns EU DMA Will Open ‘Pandora’s Box’

• Most Reliable Hosting Company Sites in October 2021

• Non-Traditional Cybersecurity Career Paths – One Experience Informs Another

• “PlugWalkJoe” indicted for $784K SIM swap cryptocurrency theft

• Critical Linux Kernel Bug Allows Remote Takeover

• Ukraine Doxes Russian Government Hackers’ Phone Calls

• Senate Panel Passes Slew Of Cybersecurity Bills

• Remote Code Execution Flaw Patched In Linux Kernel TIPC Module

• US Indicts UK Resident PlugwalkJoe For Cryptocurrency Theft

• Deals: Get Apple’s 512GB 16-Inch MacBook Pro for $2,449.99 ($49 Off)

• Google Play Will Let Developers Use Alternative Billing Systems in South Korea, While Apple Has Yet to Make Changes

• Discover what’s new and gain technical expertise from MISA at Ignite

• Mozilla Rolling Out ‘Site Isolation’ With Release of Firefox 94

• Appsian Security Announces Acquisition of Q Software, a Leader in JD Edwards Security and Compliance

• What Do—and Will—the Criminal Prosecutions of the Jan. 6 Capitol Rioters Tell Us?

• Machine Learning in Cybersecurity 101

• What Is Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)?

• How iOS Malware Can Spy on Users Silently

• Conducting Digital Forensics Incident Response (DFIR) on an Infected GitLab Server

• RSA algorithm (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman)

• vulnerability disclosure

• White House extends vaccine deadline for contractors

• Engaging Customers on an Uncertain Journey

• Cisco Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products

• BrakTooth Proof of Concept Tool Demonstrates Bluetooth Vulnerabilities

• Hacker allegedly involved in 2020 Twitter hack charged with theft of $784K in crypto

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Sophia McCall, Security Consultant, NCC Group

• How iOS Malware Can Spy on Users Silently?

• Google To Allow Third Party App Payments In South Korea

• Recorded Future Partners With Swimlane For Intelligence-Driven Identity Fraud Prevention

• Data Breach Hits UK Labour Party

• Following Its Shutdown, the BlackMatter Ransomware Gang Transfers Victims to LockBit

• Having Trouble Finding Cybersecurity Talent? You Might Be the Problem

• Technically Speaking series decodes DevSecOps

• Maze Ransomware: Origins, Operating Mode, Attacks

• US indicts UK resident ‘PlugwalkJoe’ for cryptocurrency theft

• Work to earn several highly respected CompTIA certifications with these self-paced courses

• Sketchy Rumor Claims Future iPad Mini to Feature 120Hz ProMotion Display, Which Could Resolve ‘Jelly Scrolling’ Issue

• iPhone X Modded With USB-C Port Listed on eBay With Bids Topping $85,000

• Maritime Cybersecurity: A Rising Tide Lifts all Boats

• Magecart Credit Card Skimmer Avoids VMs to Fly Under the Radar

• House Passes Two Bills to Improve Small Business Cybersecurity

• Tens of thousands unpatched GitLab servers under attack via CVE-2021-22205

• How to Choose the Right iPhone for You in 2021

• Biden Administration Orders All Federal Agencies To Patch Systems

• Compliance-as-a-Service Platform Laika Raises $35 Million

• Consumers Warned About Rise in Call Center Threats

• Our journey to API security at Raiffeisen Bank International

• Critical RCE Vulnerability Reported in Linux Kernel’s TIPC Module

• FYI: Code compiled to WebAssembly may lack standard security defenses

• CISSPs from Around the Globe: An Interview with Dr. Christina Izuakor

• Labour Party Member Data Compromised After Breach

• Kyndryl set for IBM spin-off: Can it grow ecosystem, innovation and revenue?

• Twitter Hacker Charged Over Theft of $784,000 in Cryptocurrency

• CISA shares a catalog of 306 actively exploited vulnerabilities

• US Blacklists NSO Group

• Remote code execution flaw patched in Linux Kernel TIPC module

• Break into the cybersecurity field by learning the NIST risk management framework

• Parents Built a School App. Then the City Called the Cops

• Squid Game Cryptocurrency $SQUID Crashed on Monday in an Apparent Scam, Investors Lose Millions of Dollars

• The Mekotio Banking Trojan Is Apparently Back in Business

• CISA releases directive to remediate dangerous vulnerabilities across civilian agencies

• Scammers used Google Ads to Steal ~ $500k Worth of Cryptocurrency

• Iranian Hacking Group Leaks Patient and LGBTQ Info

• Threat Actor Claims ‘Groove’ Ransomware Gang Was Hoax

• The importance of user names in WordPress

• Apple’s Poor Patching Policies – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 212

• Spain busts migrant smugglers active along the Balkan route

• CERT-FR warns of Lockean ransomware attacks against French companies

• Facebook outage a prime example of insider threat by machine

• SolarWinds CISO: Know your adversary, what they want, watch everything

• NSO Group Blacklisted by US for Trade in Spyware

• Cybersicherheit – Zahl der Woche: Jeder Zweite hält Banken für besonders gefährdet

• Do you know what your supply chain is and if it is secure?

• Lean security: How small cybersecurity teams perform at Fortune 2000 levels

• US Sanctions Pegasus-maker NSO Group and 3 Others For Selling Spyware

• How to ease password pains while maintaining security

• Cyber Attack on Labour Party UK leaks sensitive data

• Rooting malware menace hits Google Play Store users

• Top 10 ways attackers are increasing pressure on their ransomware victims to pay

• Surge in cyber attacks confirms the need for zero trust security

• Organizations can save $1.9 million using workforce passwordless authentication

• CISSP: The Time is Now

• MEET THE RECIPIENTS OF THE 2021 (ISC)² GOVERNMENT PROFESSIONAL AWARD

• Trends in connected homes in 2021 – Improved security and connectivity

• Introducing AT&T Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR)

• How the UK Cyber Security Council Careers Route Map addresses workforce shortages

• Ten CIO agenda predictions that will impact IT pros by 2026

• Firefox 94 adds plenty of new features, closes over a dozen security holes

• CIA director brings up Russian hackers at talks in Moscow

• Hack In The Box + CyberWeek brought back to Abu Dhabi by DisruptAD

• FCW Insider: November 4, 2021

• Reciprocity Risk Intellect enables compliance-driven cyber risk management

• The ultimate SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) checklist

• GuidePoint Security’s penetration testing offering combines automated and traditional reporting

• ExtraHop expands decryption support for Microsoft authentication and application protocols

• Devo unveils platform functionality to empower analysts to detect advanced cyberthreats

• CIS Control 11: Data Recovery

• SentinelOne launches App for Azure Active Directory to advance zero trust architecture

• Securing data transfers with relativity

• What’s it like to work as a malware researcher? 10 questions answered

• Win one for privacy – Swiss providers don’t have to talk

• Beijing lashes USA’s China Telecom ban – but quite gently

• US Puts New Controls on Israeli Spyware Company NSO Group

• How to Avoid Another Let’s Encrypt-Like Meltdown

• Telstra partners with Equinix to offer enhanced network connectivity for financial organizations

• Veritas collaborates with Microsoft to provide data protection solutions to enterprise customers

• Jony Ive’s LoveFrom Designs Award for Companies With Sustainable Practices

• SecureAuth acquires Acceptto to deliver identity security and access control architecture for enterprises

• Report: 93% of U.S. orgs experienced employee misuse of web apps

• Holiday Shopping Season is Upon Us: The State of Security Within eCommerce in 2021

• Nutanix names Dominick Delfino as CRO

• Report on Compliance (ROC)

• BlackMatter ransomware to shut down, affiliates transferring victims to LockBit

• SynSaber appoints Mark Weatherford and Ali Golshan to its Advisory Board

• Talha Tariq joins Torq CISO Advisory Board

• IT Security News Daily Summary 2021-11-03

• Top 6 Vulnerability Scanning Tools>

• Rubrik and Microsoft team up to secure hybrid clouds in a zero trust world

• Get to know the 2021 Public Sector Innovation winners

• Facebook Mistakenly Verified A Bitcoin Scammer Pretending To Be Elon Musk

• Researchers Scan the Web to Uncover Malware Infections

• BlackMatter ransomware gang is reportedly quitting operation

• Cisco Talos reports new variant of Babuk ransomware targeting Exchange servers

• Cyber-Incident Impacts UK Labour Party

• 5 MITRE ATT&CK Tactics Most Frequently Detected by Cisco Secure Firewalls

• CISA Issues New Directive for Patching Known Exploited Vulnerabilities

• The U.K. Labour Party discloses a data breach

• Reflecting on Apple’s Smart Home Ecosystem for Smart Home Day

• BlackMatter ransomware gang reportedly quits operation

• Cloud datacenters anticipated to become largely robot-dependent by 2025

• Former Microsoft exec DelBene tapped for top tech job at VA

• Cloud Data Security Startup Launches

• US Dept of Commerce sanctions NSO Group, Positive Technologies, other makers of snoopware

• BlackMatter claims to shut down ransomware operations

• iCloud Private Relay Down for Some Users

• M1 Pro vs. M1 Max: Real-World Performance Test

• Will Zero Trust Make EDR Irrelevant?

• Commerce Dept sanctions NSO Group, Positive Technologies and more for selling spyware and hacking tools

• Brazilians resign to remote work monitoring

• Mekotio Banking Trojan Resurges with Tweaked Code, Stealthy Campaign

• Data and the policies that protect it: 4 essential plans to have in place

• Why chaos engineering testing makes sense for cybersecurity

• US House Passes Acts to Help SMBs with Cybersecurity

• Where is Cloud Permissions Management headed?

• Microsoft rolls out $3-a-user Defender for small biz types

• Top 6 Best IP Geolocation APIs For Cybersecurity – 2022

• Training the diplomats of the future

• CISA orders civilian agencies to fix known flaws in six months

• To improve resilience, augment zero-trust models

• Infosec and Business Alignment Lowers Breach Cost, Boosts Security

• Apple Executives Explain Challenges of Adding Larger Display to Apple Watch Series 7

• TestFlight for Mac Officially Launches

• Facebook Finds New Way to Avoid Apple’s In-App Purchases With Creator Subscription Links

• The Impact of Carpenter v. United States in the Lower Courts and the Emerging Carpenter Test

• Google To Restore News For Spain After 2014 Closure

• Unauthenticated RCE Flaw in Gitlab Exploited Widely by Hackers

• Squid Game Cryptocurrency Scam Cheats Investors, Serves as a Warning

• Report: 47% of IT security pros want better penetration testing

• SecureAuth acquires Acceptto to deliver AI-driven passwordless authentication

• ‘Tortilla’ Wraps Exchange Servers in ProxyShell Attacks

• BlackMatter ransomware gang allegedly disbanding due to pressure from authorities

• Facebook to throw out face recognition, delete all template data

• CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Patch Flaws

• Predicting the Next OWASP API Security Top 10

• #SecTorCa: Jeff Moss Defines the Role of Hacking

• NSO Group, Positive Technologies and other firms sanctioned by the US government

• Cyber Defense Magazine – November 2021 has arrived. Enjoy it!

• Apple’s Craig Federighi Says Sideloading on iPhone Would Open the Floodgates to Malware

• Apple Releases HomePod Software 15.1.1 With Podcasts Bug Fix

• Apple Executives Explain Challenges of Adding Larger Display to Series 7

• CISA passes directive forcing federal civilian agencies to fix 306 vulnerabilities

• Facebook To Shutdown Facial Recognition System And Delete 1 Billion Faceprints

• US Sanctions Could Cut Off NSO From Tech It Relies On

• Almost Half Of Rootkits Are Used Against Government Organizations

• Credit card skimmer evades Virtual Machines

• Reversing a binary using GDB: tutorial for Reverse Engineers

• 6 Business functions that will benefit from cybersecurity automation

• How To Make Sure Your Business Website Is Running Smoothly

• Tesla Recalls 12,000 US Cars Over Software Glitch

• Facebook to end facial recognition and delete billions of records

• Application Security Startup Wabbi Raises Over $2 Million in Seed Funding

• Is Sandboxing Dead?

• Trojan Source bugs enable ‘invisible’ source code poisoning

• FBI Releases PIN on Attacks Using Significant Financial Events for Extortion

• Deals: Huge iPad Pro Sale on Amazon Taking Up to $150 Off 2021 Models With Record Low Prices

• A16 Bionic Chip in iPhone 14 Reportedly Set to Be Based on ‘4nm’ Process [Updated]

• Apple Fitness+ Starts Rolling Out in 15 Additional Countries

• Apple Debuts True-Crime Podcast ‘Hooked’ as First Standalone Original

• Evolving Zero Trust—Lessons learned and emerging trends

• BlackMatter ransomware gang says it’s disbanding – again – after Ukraine arrests

• XDR explained in 300 words

• Is Killware the next big Cyber Threat

• US Adds Israel’s NSO Group To Entity List

• Best VPN 2021: Top VPN services reviewed

• Privacy predictions for Europe in 2022

• BlackMatter Ransomware Gang Announces Shutdown

• Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Firefox and Firefox ESR

• FBI Releases PIN on Attacks Using Significant Financial Events for Extortion

• Product Overview – Cynet Centralized Log Management

• BlackMatter Ransomware Reportedly Shutting Down; Latest Analysis Released

• Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Firefox and Firefox ESR

• Taking Full Control of your Telemetry with the Intelligent Telemetry Plane

• A16 Bionic Chip in iPhone 14 Reportedly Set to Be Based on 4nm Process

• Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse Unlocks a New World of Content Moderation Chaos

• Government action needed to ensure insurance against major hacking of driverless vehicles, experts warn

• Locked up: UK’s Labour Party data ‘rendered inaccessible’ on third-party systems after cyber attack

• What is multifactor authentication and how does it work?

• Tripwire Patch Priority Index for October 2021

• Microsoft Announces New Endpoint Security Solution for SMBs

• Valtix Delivers Free Cloud Security for Departmental, Development, and Test Applications

• Most Inspiring Women in Cyber 2021: Shehnaaz Sonde, Senior Manager – Cyber Response Services at KPMG

• Organizations Attacked by Ransomware Actors During Purchasing and Merging Events, FBI Warns

• Update now! Mozilla fixes security vulnerabilities in Firefox 94

• Former Google Boss Eric Schmidt Casts Doubt On Facebook’s Metaverse

• You Can’t Reset Your Fingerprint

• Report: More than half of organizations do not effectively defend against cyberattacks

• Deals: Nomad’s New Sitewide Sale Has 20% Off iPhone 13 Cases, iPad Folios, and More

• Apple Once Again Refers to Unreleased ‘homeOS’ in Job Listing

• Future iPad Pro and MacBook Pro Models Rumored to Feature Ultra-Bright Double-Stack OLED Displays

• More than 30,000 GitLab Servers Remain Unpatched

• Why Web Application Firewalls and Website Security are so Crucial for all Organizations?

• ByteDance Chairman Zhang Yiming To Step Down

• Rootkits: Expensive to build, cheap to rent

• Digital natives more likely to fall for phishing attacks at work than their Gen X and Boomer colleagues

• Ransomware gangs leaking sensitive financial information to extort organizations

• CISA Lists 300 Exploited Vulnerabilities That Organizations Need to Patch

• Risk Quantification: A Powerful Tool in Your Cyberthreat Defense Arsenal

• Avast One VPN | Avast

• Report: Cost of a Data Breach in Energy and Utilities

• Trojan Source: Hiding malicious code in plain sight

• Almost half of rootkits are used for cyberattacks against government organizations

• UK data spillers fined, but enforcement slows: £5m in ICO penalties not yet paid

• White House pick for DOD CIO eyes tweaks to CMMC

• Medical school exposes personal data of thousands of students

• SpotCam Video Doorbell 2: A Ring-killer this is not

• Report: BlackMatter Ransomware Gang Goes Dark, Again

• Influencing International AI Policy with ForHumanity

• Harvest Now, Decrypt Later

• Ransomware Expert Offer Insights On BlackMatter Data Exfiltration Tool

• BitSight Apache Risk Analysis Highlights Need To Address CISA “Known Vulnerabilities”

• BlackMatter ransomware group announces shutdown. But for how long?

• The Price of Tech: The Challenge of Managing Technology Costs

• Industrial cybersecurity: know the biases that can derail collaboration between OT and IT

• Most Dangerous Hardware Vulnerabilities in 2021

• The Threat of Insecure Interfaces and APIs

• Printers Hacked for First Time at Pwn2Own

• Another Cybersecurity Awareness Month Has Passed and Little Has Changed

• Iran Says Fuel System Running Again After Cyber Attack

• CISA Issues BOD 22-01: Reducing the Significant Risk of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities

• Expert Reacted On ‘Trojan Source’ Bug Threatens The Security Of All Code

• Graff Cyber Attack Response – How To Mitigate The Damages Of Ransomware Attacks

• BlackMatter Ransomware to Shut Down Its Operations

• Akamai CEO on strong Q3 earnings after high-profile cybersecurity attacks

• Facebook To End Facial Recognition Use – Cites ‘Societal Concerns’

• Announcing the 2021 Public Sector Innovation winners

• Revealed: The 10 worst hardware security flaws in 2021

• Google signs deal with US Air Force, announces FedRAMP High and IL4 authorizations

• CISA Issues BOD 22-01: Reducing the Significant Risk of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities

• Using Fake Student Accounts to Shill Brands

• MacBook Air Drives 6.5 Million Apple Laptop Shipments in Q3 2021

• Telehealth app helps medical staff find specialists

• Centralized address database eases NG911 adoption

• Parallel CDC network makes lab data more accessible

• IRS’ bot shop streamlines IT services

• Veterans Affairs Platform One speeds cloud app development

• Arrests were made, but the Mekotio Trojan lives on

• Holiday Shopping Disruption Beckons as Retail Bot Attacks Surge 13%

• Love online shopping? Here’s how to protect yourself against online scammers

• An Attack Against Time

• Student Loans Company Dismissals Highlight Insider Risk

• Mekotio Banking Trojan Resurfaces with New Attacking and Stealth Techniques

• Samsung Follows Apple and Lets Users Move Mobile Browser Address Bar to the Bottom of the Screen

• Many GitLab Servers Affected by Actively Exploited Flaw Patched Six Months Ago

• ICO Collects Just 26% of Value of Fines Since 2020

• CyberUp presents four principles to keep security researchers out of jail for good-faith probing

• How to configure Microsoft Defender for cloud-based attacks

• (IN)SECURE Magazine issue 70 released

• Nessus 10 is out, with Raspberry Pi support

• Build your own Android security product

• Simulation Game Teaches Non-Security Staff How to Handle a Cyber Crisis

• Cybercrime underground flooded with offers for initial access to shipping and logistics orgs

• Notability Changes App Subscription Policy, Promises Existing Users Lifetime Access to Purchased Features

• Facebook to Shut Down Facial Recognition System and Delete Billions of Records

• BlackMatter ransomware gang is shutting down due to pressure from law enforcement

• A ransomware reality check for CISOs

• Third-party patch roundup for October 2021

• Google fixes actively exploited Zero-Day Kernel flaw in Android

• Proven third-party risk management strategies

• Rooting malware discovered on Google Play, Samsung Galaxy Store

• Keeping an eye on critical infrastructure and industrial systems? So are legions of cyber-criminals

• Mapping ATT&CK techniques to CVEs should make risk assessment easier

• US sees $1 billion worth of Child Identity Theft and Fraud

• Facebook suspends Facial Recognition Program and deletes over 1bn face prints

• How the rise in identity crimes and cyberattacks impacts small businesses

• Google Warns of New Android 0-Day Vulnerability Under Active Targeted Attacks

• Ransomware attacks increased 148% in Q3 2021, showing no sign of slowing

• The Bug Report – October Edition

• While businesses are ramping up their risk mitigation efforts, they could be doing more

• What Is Different About Cloud Security?

• Hands-on domain password policy setup for Active Directory

• Only 2% of IT practitioners are confident in their organization’s ability to reduce API security issues

• Linux Foundation protects the software supply chain with enhanced security features

• Qrypt releases two solutions to ensure quantum-secure encryption for businesses

• IntelePeer Reputation Management helps prevent calls from being tagged and mislabeled as fraud or spam

• Cynamics NDR provides visibility and threat prediction without having to install appliances or agents

• IronCore Labs Cloaked Search encrypts sensitive data before it goes to the search service

• NETSCOUT Omnis Cyber Intelligence detects suspicious activities in real-time and retrospectively

• 8 Daily Practices to Avoid Cybersecurity Burnout

• What Types of Security Capabilities Do Managed Service Providers (MSP) Offer?

• Arista extends EOS network stack architecture for data-driven cloud networking

• Clearview AI slammed for breaching Australians’ privacy on numerous fronts

• Man charged with hacking major US sports leagues to illegally stream games

• WatchGuard Cloud helps MSPs to manage security for their customers with the addition of Wi-Fi

• This Steam phish baits you with free Discord Nitro

• ADVA launches OSA 5400 SyncModule to bring embedded timing solution for equipment vendors

• NETGEAR Orbi NBK752 delivers 5G speeds and WiFi for use in homes and businesses

• IBM to acquire ReaQta to expand its cybersecurity threat detection and response offerings

• GSA addresses plans for FBI headquarters at House hearing

• Yahoo pulls plug on services in China: Report

• Rockwell Automation acquires AVATA to expand supply chain services

• Digi International acquires Ventus Holdings to simplify enterprise WAN management

• Steve Daheb joins Tanium as CMO

• Face Recognition Is So Toxic, Facebook Is Dumping It

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