IT Security News Daily Summary 2023-02-16

• What does 2023 have in store for cybersecurity?

• Twitter Revenues From Top Advertisers Plummets – Report

• Apple WebKit Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited to Hack iPhones, iPads, and Macs

• VA pushes back health record go-live at key Michigan site

• Phygital Attacks: Protecting Critical Infrastructure from Cyber Threats

• ChatGPT and more: What AI chatbots mean for the future of cybersecurity

• How 1Password lets you secure a team of 10 for a flat $19.95 per month

• Atlassian: Leaked Data Stolen via Third-Party App

• The More You Look for Spy Balloons, the More UFOs You’ll Find

• Python Developers Beware: Clipper Malware Found in 450+ PyPI Packages!

• $100 Million In Stolen Crypto Disguised in Lazarus New Mixer

• Google’s big security cert log overhaul broke Android apps. Now it’s hit undo

• (ISC)² Certified in Cybersecurity Exam Now Available in More Languages

• Data Theft Feature Added by Russian Nodaria APT

• GraphQL vs Protobuf: Differences, Similarities, and Uses

• Private 5G takes stress off enterprise Wi-Fi

• ESXi Ransomware Update Outfoxes CISA Recovery Script

• Mirai V3G4 botnet exploits 13 flaws to target IoT devices

• Reading the Tea Leaves in Fulton County

• MLOps Security Best practices

• Lower Data Breach Insurance Costs with These Tips

• Apple Hitting Issues In Ramping Up India Manufacturing – Report

• Record-Breaking DDoS Attack – Over 71 Million RPS

• Check Point CloudGuard Spectral detects malicious crypto-mining packages on NPM – The leading registry for JavaScript Open-Source packages

• Atlas VPN upgrades servers for faster browsing

• Dragos: ICS/OT ransomware attacks up 87%

• MVP Vibe Fest Bridges Gap Between Athletics and Cybersecurity

• SASE Market to Exceed Over $60B Between 2022 and 2027, According to Dell’Oro Group

• Chinese Hackers Targeting South American Diplomatic Entities with ShadowPad

• A CISOs Practical Guide to Storage and Backup Ransomware Resiliency

• Cloudflare Stops Over 71 Million RPS Record-Breaking DDoS Attack

• SAS Airlines Hit by Cyber Attack

• Web3 access controls: How zero-knowledge encryption can secure user access

• VR map tracks ‘silent killer’ of extreme heat

• Google: Russia continues to set cyber sights on NATO nations

• VMware, Windows 11 shafted by Windows Server 2022

• Is your online date Googling you?

• Security warning: Beep malware can evade detection

• Infrastructure Risks Increase As IT and OT Converge

• US Border Protection Is Finally Able to Check E-Passport Data

• Massive HTTP DDoS Attack Hits Record High of 71 Million Requests/Second

• Thales and Quantinuum Offer a Trusted Foundation to Help Organizations Begin Creating Quantum Resilience Today

• How We Fought For and Won Access to Records About Predictive Policing in General Escobedo, Mexico

• Cybersecurity Jobs Remain Secure Despite Recession Fears

• WatchGuard Launches New Line of Firewall Products to Enhance Unified Security for Remote and Distributed Businesses

• Section 230 is On Trial. Here’s What You Need to Know.

• Detecting the Undetected: The Risk to Your Info

• Cybersecurity pros less likely to be impacted by layoffs if economy slows

• Patch Now: Apple’s iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Safari Under Attack with New Zero-Day Flaw

• Romance scam targets security researcher, hilarity ensues

• Benchmarking your cybersecurity budget in 2023

• The worker shortage is real. Could tech help governors close gaps?

• Researchers Link SideWinder Group to Dozens of Targeted Attacks in Multiple Countries

• Researchers Hijack Popular NPM Package with Millions of Downloads

• Over 500 ESXiArgs Ransomware infections in one day, but they dropped the day after

• More victims of fake crypto investor scam speak to The Register

• Cryptocurrency users in the US hit by ransomware and Clipper malware

• S3 Ep122: Stop calling every breach “sophisticated”! [Audio + Text]

• Window Snyder’s Startup Launches Security Platform for IoT Device Makers

• Training and CTFs

• CISA Releases Fifteen Industrial Control Systems Advisories

• Pepsi Bottling Ventures says info-stealing malware swiped sensitive data

• Google Bard: How to use this AI Chatbot Service?

• Biden’s equity executive order includes data, AI provisions

• Legendary 9/11 Public Servants Raise Concerns Over FirstNet IG Report

• 1Password is now 50% off for teams: How the deal works

• Published XIoT Vulnerabilities Trend Down, but Vigilance Must Remain High: Report

• BEC Groups Target Firms With Multilingual Impersonation Attacks

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• CISA Releases Fifteen Industrial Control Systems Advisories

• Google Ads drop FatalRAT malware from fake messenger, browser apps

• Taylor Swift ticket scams: How to stay safe

• Pending national cyber strategy to feature ‘strong stand’ on quantum cryptography

• SOAR vs. SIEM: What’s the difference?

• CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

• DDoS Mitigation with Microsoft Azure Front Door

• How to protect backup servers from ransomware

• Hyundai, Kia Flaw Lets Attackers Steal Car With a USB Cable

• City of Oakland Declares State of Emergency After Ransomware Attack

• Window Snyder’s Start-up Launches Security Platform for IoT Device Makers

• SideWinder APT Spotted Stealing Crypto

• Scandinavian Airlines Hit By Hackers, Anonymous Sudan Takes Credit

• Cybersecurity health and how to stay ahead of attackers with Linda Grasso

• New Phishing Campaign Exploits Geo Targetly URL Shortener

• US DoJ Speeds Up Apple Antitrust Investigation – Report

• Seismologists can’t predict an impending earthquake, but longer term forecasts and brief warnings after one starts are possible

• Chris Inglis Steps Down as US National Cyber Director

• E-Sign Act (Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act)

• Beep Malware Shows Clever Evasion Techniques, As Well As Rookie Mistakes

• ESXiArgs Ransomware Fights Off Team America’s Data Recovery Script

• Globally, Over 4 Million Shopify Users Are at Risk

• Here are all the changes to 1Password in the new update for Apple devices

• Fraudsters are using machine learning to help write scam emails in different languages

• TechRepublic Premium editorial calendar: IT policies, checklists, toolkits and research for download

• Mirai Variant V3G4 Targets 13 Vulnerabilities to Infect IoT Devices

• Firefox Updates Patch 10 High-Severity Vulnerabilities

• Hackers Leverage PayPal to Send Malicious Invoices

• Cisco Releases Security Advisories for Multiple Products

• Oakland Issues State of Emergency After Ransomware Attack

• Security Alert: New Fake Customs Invoicing Smishing Campaign Targeting Romanian Telecom Users

• Cisco Releases Security Advisories for Multiple Products

• Two Zero-Days Fixed In Patch Tuesday Can Escalate Privileges To SYSTEM

• CommonSpirit Health Cyberattack, Month-Long Network Outage Cost $150M

• Info For 1 Million Patients Stolen Using Critical GoAnywhere Vulnerability

• Intel Patches Up SGX Best It Can After Another Load Of Security Holes Found

• US Issues Declaration On Responsible Use Of AI In The Military

• Securing supply chains with quantum computing

• Recession, what recession? (ISC)² Study Shows Cybersecurity Expected to Weather Tech Sector Jobs Downturn

• FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Bond Backers Revealed

• What is the tokenization process and why it is so important?

• How Log Monitoring Prevents Web Attacks?

• What are the Duties of a Malware Analyst?

• Cybercriminal convicted of $90 million SEC earning reports hack

• Simplify to Survive: How Organizations Can Navigate Cyber-Risk

• Russian Cyberexpert Convicted in the U.S. for a $90 Million Hack-to-trade Scheme

• Endpoint Security Strategy – Key Components and How to Develop It

• The Cloud Shared Responsibility Model: An Overview

• Cisco Talos spots new MortalKombat ransomware attacks

• How to filter Security log events for signs of trouble

• Quarter of Crypto Tokens Linked to Pump-and-Dump

• Cloudflare Blocks Record DDoS Attack as Threats Surge

• Hackers Using Google Ads to Spread FatalRAT Malware Disguised as Popular Apps

• Eurostar: Users Forced Into Resetting Passwords, Then Fails and Locks Them Out

• Cryptocurrencies Industry is Impacted by AI and ML

• Ransomware attackers finding new ways to weaponize old vulnerabilities

• No relief in sight for ransomware attacks on hospitals

• Ransomware actors increasingly weaponizing old vulnerabilities

• AI Coding: A Security Problem?

• Congress Should Repeal and Replace JASTA

• The Fight Over Judicial Appointments in Israel

• Cybersecurity Fears in 2023

• Common Sources of Software Risk in Field Service Companies and How Field Service Software Help Minimize Them

• New Screenshotter Malware Campaign Targets Victims After Profiling

• Researchers Warn of Critical Security Bugs in Schneider Electric Modicon PLCs

• The Intersection of Translation and Technology: The Impact of Emerging Trends on the Industry

• Crypto Buyers Beware: 1 in 4 New Tokens of Any Value Is a Scam

• Oakland Declares State Of Emergency After Ransomware Attack

• Critical Vulnerability Patched in Cisco Security Products

• ChatGPT Is Ingesting Corporate Secrets

• Hyundai and Kia Offer Free Software Update to Patch a Vulnerability Allowing Car Thefts

• A brief overview of ChatGPT and the risks associated with it

• The war in Ukraine has shaken up the cyber-criminal ecosystem, Google says

• 10 signs that scammers have you in their sights

• New Threat Actor WIP26 Targeting Telecom Service Providers in the Middle East

• Breaking the Security “Black Box” in DBs, Data Warehouses and Data Lakes

• Upsurge In ESXiArgs Ransomware Attacks, New Targets In Europe

• How Blockchains Can Prevent Data Breaches?

• Is your device at risk? North Korean group launches new attack with Remote Access Trojan

• Is your web app vulnerable? Here’s how to solve the top 10 security issues

• The end of passwords as we know it: Why experts say the future of security is passwordless

• Choosing the Right Passwordless Authentication Method for Maximum Benefits!

• Protect your privacy: Why you should avoid ChatGPT apps on Google Play and App Store

• British Police At Risk From Chinese Drones, CCTV Cameras

• SAST and SCA Complemented with Dynamic Observability for CVE Prioritization

• Check Point Research uncovers a malicious campaign targeting Armenian based targets

• New Course Alert: Gateway Performance Optimization Course by Author, Timothy C. Hall

• Surge in ESXiArgs Ransomware Attacks as Questions Linger Over Exploited Vulnerability

• ESXiArgs Ransomware Hits Over 500 New Targets in European Countries

• New MortalKombat ransomware employed in financially motivated campaign

• Helping users and organizations build an instinctive data privacy habit

• What Is Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS)?

• What Is Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)?

• January 2023 Cyber Attacks Statistics

• Apple Zero-Day Update, the Kia Challenge, and How to Factory Reset Apple Devices – Intego Mac Podcast Episode 279

• Mark Zuckerberg Gains Extra $4m To Protect Him, Family

• Invitation to a Secret Event: Uncovering Earth Yako’s Campaigns

• Four of the Oldest Tricks in Scammers’ Books

• Experts Warn of Surge in Multipurpose Malware

• City Of Oakland Declares State Of Emergency After Ransomware Attack

• Avaya Files For Chapter 11 Protection, Again

• The war in Ukraine has shaken up the cybercriminal ecosystem, Google says

• UK Policing Riddled with Chinese CCTV Cameras

• Descope Handles Authentication So Developers Don’t Have To

• Milestone reached for Asset Visibility and Intelligence company, Armis

• Exploring the Impact of Bahrain’s Smart City Initiative on Technology

• Hyundai and Kia to patch a flaw that allows the theft of the cars with a USB cable

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

• Best SIEM Tools List For SOC Team – 2023

• Spam and phishing in 2022

• The Pain of Double Extortion Ransomware

• Top senator says modernizing VA’s EHR ‘is not optional’

• Expected advancements in quantum cryptography

• Application and cloud security is a shared responsibility

• Cyber Attack news headlines trending on Google

• PSA: Don’t download ChatGPT apps from Google Play or the App Store

• Web 3.0 security risks: What you need to know

• 10,890 WordPress Sites Hacked for a Massive AdSense Fraud Campaign

• House, Senate Dems push bill to prevent the next Schedule F

• Challenging cost misconceptions in STEM education

• High-risk users may be few, but the threat they pose is huge

• Calling All CISSP-ISSMP and CISSP Certification Holders

• Analysis: CircleCI attackers stole session cookie to bypass MFA

• Stories from the SOC – RapperBot, Mirai Botnet – C2, CDIR Drop over SSH

• Open Systems strengthens MDR capabilities with Ontinue division

• Veeam Data Platform improves business resiliency in the case of disaster or cyberattacks

• Styra Load empowers engineering teams to solve critical authorization problems

• FireMon Policy Analyzer combats firewall misconfigurations

• Check Point Infinity Spark protects SMBs from security risks

• GoSecure Titan Identity detects attacks against enterprise identity systems

• Mirai Variant V3G4 Exploiting IoT Devices for DDoS Attacks

• Oligo Security Takes Aim at Open Source Vulnerabilities

• Protect Your Domain With DNSSEC on AWS Route53 and GoDaddy Registrar

• ESXiArgs ransomware fights off Team America’s data recovery script

• LogRhythm and Trend Micro help organizations defend their critical assets

• GitHub Copilot update includes security vulnerability filtering

• Deepwatch raises $180 million to accelerate platform innovation

• CompTIA collaborates with IBM to prepare more people for tech-related careers

• TrickBot gang members sanctioned after pandemic ransomware attacks

• Update now! Apple patches vulnerabilities in MacOS and iOS

• Update now! February’s Patch Tuesday tackles three zero-days

• Deepwatch and the MDR market get a $180M injection as orgs look to cut costs

• How to secure your iOS device to prevent unwanted access

• ChatGPT Subs In as Security Analyst, Hallucinates Only Occasionally

• Quantinuum appoints Rajeeb Hazra as CEO

• Biden’s IRS pick says he wants to move agency’s systems into the 21st century

• Cantwell presses FAA for NOTAM redundancy plan

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• Connected vehicle data can improve traffic safety

• Lawmakers Vow To Protect Children From “Toxic Content” On Facebook

• 2023 Is the Year of Risk: 5 Ways to Prepare

• The East Palestine, Ohio Train Derailment Created a Perfect TikTok Storm

• New MortalKombat Ransomware Attack Aiming for Crypto Wallets

• Tech disruption powers smart city expansion

• Reversing the ‘Constitutional Revolution’: The Israeli Government’s Plan to Undermine the Supreme Court’s Judicial Review of Legislation

• How to build an effective crisis contact center

• Call for Speakers Now Open for the RH-ISAC Cyber Intelligence Summit

• Brivo Reveals Top Security Trends for 2023: Convenience Is King in Securing the Hybrid Workplaces of the Future

• Online Romance Scams Take Aim at Your Heart and Identity. Avoid these Red Flags

• City of Oakland issued a local state of emergency after recent ransomware attack

• Intel patches up SGX best it can after another load of security holes found

• What Twitter’s outage says about (over) zealous downsizing

• ESET PROTECT Review: Features & Benefits

• GAO Calls for Improved Data Privacy Protections

• Data protection regulations aren’t enough to safeguard your data

• Google Launches Privacy Sandbox Beta on Android 13 Devices

• 3 Ways CISOs Can Lead Effectively and Avoid Burnout

• What Purple Teams Wish Companies Knew

• What Is the Nslookup Command and How Can You Use It to Improve DNS Security?

• How data from connected cars can improve traffic safety

• Investigators uncover crypto scammers baiting ‘phish’ hooks on YouTube

• Cybersecurity Industry News Review: February 7, 2023

• Choosing the Right Passwordless Authentication Method for Maximum Benefits

• Update Now: iOS Devices Receive Vital Security Updates from Apple

• Hyundai And Kia Issue Software Upgrades To Thwart TikTok Car Theft Hack

• High Severity DLP Flaw Impacts Trellix For Windows

• Revealed: The Hacking And Disinformation Team Meddling In Elections

• Cloudflare Blocked Largest Reported DDoS Attack At 71M Requests Per Second

• We’re starting a position in a cybersecurity stock that’s been in our Bullpen watch list

• Navy looks to OTA consortium for advanced tech

• Ransomware Attack Pushes City of Oakland Into State of Emergency

• PE Firm Francisco Partners to Take Sumo Logic Private in $1.7B Deal

• Build Cyber Resiliency With These Security Threat-Mitigation Considerations

• Android Launches Another Way To Spy On Users With Privacy Sandbox Beta

• Apple Splats Zero-Day Bug, Other Gremlins In macOS, iOS

• Solving Open Source Security – From Alpha To Omega

• Latest Attack On PyPi Users Shows Crooks Are Only Getting Better

• A-Salt: Attacking SaltStack

• 5 Reasons You Need to Care About API Performance Monitoring

• Splunk Enterprise Updates Patch High-Severity Vulnerabilities

• LockBit and Royal Mail Ransomware Negotiation Leaked

• IGEL Unveils COSMOS, the Unified End User Computing Platform for Secure, Managed Access to Any Cloud Workspace

• The Long Descent to Insurrection

• Reversing the “Constitutional Revolution”: The Israeli Government’s Plan to Undermine the Supreme Court’s Judicial Review of Legislation

• Beep: New Evasive Malware That Can Escape Under The Radar

• The cyber security business is very strong, says Akamai CEO Tom Leighton

• Apple issues macOS Ventura 13.2.1, iOS 16.3.1 to fix zero-day vulnerability

• Report Reveals Record-Breaking Year for Cyber Threats

• Citrix released security updates for multiple High-Severity flaws in its products

• Microsoft shifts to a comprehensive SaaS security solution

• GuLoader – a highly effective and versatile malware that can evade detection

• 9 Ways smart devices can compromise your privacy

• How records of life’s milestones help solve cold cases, pinpoint health risks and allocate public resources

• Microsoft Patch Tuesday Includes Three Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

• 1898 & Co Launches New Cybersecurity Service for Critical Infrastructure

• 5th State of CCPA, CPRA, and GDPR Compliance Report Shows More Than 90% of Companies Are Not Compliant

• What Is OPSEC: Operational Security Explained

• Veeam offers $5 million data recovery warranty from ransomware attacks

• Here’s why the future of security is passwordless

• Microsoft remedies three zero-days on February Patch Tuesday

• ESXiArgs attack vector unclear as infections continue

• Crypto-Stealing Campaign Deploys MortalKombat Ransomware

• NIST’s New Crypto Standard a Step Forward in IoT Security

• Avoid Accidentally Sharing Your Location

• Change the Face ID Settings to Prevent Anyone Access to Your iPhone

• How to solve 10 of the most common web application security vulnerabilities

• Cybersecurity startup Oligo debuts with new application security tech

• Incident response automation: What it is and how it works

• US Border Patrol Is Finally Able to Check E-Passport Data

• North Korea’s APT37 Targeting Southern Counterpart with New M2RAT Malware

• Ways Automobile Companies Collect Customer Data

• North-Korean group attacks Windows and mobiles with new Remote Access Trojan

• Tesla To Open 7,500 Chargers In US To Other EVs

• Controller-level flaws can let hackers physically damage moving bridges

• What Twitter outage says about (over) zealous downsizing

• How Security Teams Can Protect Employees Beyond Corporate Walls

• Understanding Critical Event Management and How It Can Help Your Organization

• When Technology Broke and How We Fixed It (The Evolution of APIs)

• What’s Going Into NIST’s New Digital Identity Guidelines?

• Financially Motivated Threat Actor Strikes with New Ransomware and Clipper Malware

• Webinar — A MythBusting Special: 9 Myths about File-based Threats

• MortalKombat Ransomware Infects Computer, Steals Crypto From Users

• The Importance of File Encryption in Our Digital World: A Comprehensive Guide

• ASML Data Theft By Ex China Staffer Violated Export Controls

• Recently Patched IBM Aspera Faspex Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild

• Descope Targets Customer Identity Market with Massive $53M Seed Round

• Dozens of Vulnerabilities Patched in Intel Products

• Russian Cybercriminal Faces Decades in Prison for Hacking and Trading Operation

• Threat spotlight: Hydra

• CAP Is Now Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC)

• FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Ordered Back To Court, After VPN Use

• The Language of Cybersecurity Frameworks, Guidance, Regulations, and Standards

• Threat Analysis: VMware ESXi Attacks Soared in 2022

• A Hacker’s Mind Is Now Published

• Antivirus versus Anti Malware: Which One Should You Choose?

• With password security giving way to passwordless, Descope raises $53M

• Microsoft fixes three zero-days in its 75-flaw February Patch Tuesday

• Adobe addressed critical bugs in Illustrator, After Effects Software

• Russian Businessman Guilty in Hacking, Insider Trade Scheme

• SAP’s February 2023 Security Updates Patch High-Severity Vulnerabilities

• Citrix Patches High-Severity Vulnerabilities in Windows, Linux Apps

• Oligo Security Exits Stealth with $28M for AppSec, Open Source Security

• ICS Patch Tuesday: 100 Vulnerabilities Addressed by Siemens, Schneider Electric

• Camera the Size of a Grain of Salt

• Storage security toughen-up for compliance and cyberwar in 2023

• Bitwarden Password Manager introduces support for Argon2 KDF iterations

• Microsoft “Permanently Disables” Internet Explorer

• How monitoring libraries rather than containers is key to open-source security

• What to Look for When Buying a Security Camera (2023): Tips and Risks

• Google Launches Privacy Sandbox Beta for Android Users

• How to achieve and maintain data compliance in 2023

• A Guide on 5 Common LinkedIn Scams

• ICS Vulnerabilities Chained for Deep Lateral Movement and Physical Damage

• Experts Warn of ‘Beep’ – A New Evasive Malware That Can Fly Under the Radar

• Chinese Hackers Use ShadowPad Against South American Diplomatic Entities

• 1 Million CHS Patients Affected Due to Fortra`s GoAnywhere Data Breach

• Exploring the Top Cyber Security Career Options: From Ethical Hacking to Digital Forensics

• Twitter Created System To Promote Elon Musk Tweets – Report

• Unlocking the Potential: Check Point’s Infinity Spark Offers Unmatched Benefits for Managed Service Providers (MSPs)

• SAS App and Website Hit as Attacks Target Swedish Firms

• Microsoft Patches Three Zero-Day Bugs This Month

• Beep, a new highly evasive malware appeared in the threat landscape

• Traditional PAM solutions aren’t working, Keeper Security study finds

• Gilad Gruber Appointed as Senior Vice President of Engineering at Salt Security

• Regular Pen Testing Is Key to Resolving Conflict Between SecOps and DevOps

• Community Health Systems data breach caused by GoAnywhere MFT hack

• IoC detection experiments with ChatGPT

• RedEyes Hackers Adopts New Malware, Steals Data From Devices

• Dragos Report Identifies Two New Threat Groups

• 1 Million Downloads Later: How An Android Game Leaked Private Data

• ASML says ex-China employee misappropriated data relating to its critical chip technology

• Vulnerability Summary for the Week of February 6, 2023

• Meta Oversight Board Pledges Quicker Case Reviews

• Reverse Tabnabbing

• SideWinder APT Attacks Regional Targets in New Campaign

• Cybersecurity Industry News Review: February 15, 2023

• Why performing security testing on your products and systems is a good idea

• Google Rolling Out Privacy Sandbox Beta on Android 13 Devices

• AdSense fraud campaign relies on 10,890 sites that were infected since September 2022

• Artificial Intelligence Good, Bad and Ugly

• Apple urges iPhone users to upgrade to iOS16 amid device security hacking fears

• Spoiler: It’s not the IRS calling

• Hyundai and Kia issue software upgrades to thwart killer TikTok car theft hack

• Think Twice Before Using Pirated Software

• Combining identity and security strategies to mitigate risks

• Introducing the book – Threats: What Every Engineer Should Learn From Star Wars

• Attack surface management (ASM) is not limited to the surface

• 10 Best Linux Distributions In 2023

• Update Now: Microsoft Releases Patches for 3 Actively Exploited Windows Vulnerabilities

• Apple splats zero-day bug, other gremlins in macOS, iOS

• Identifying and securing your business’s dark data assets in the cloud

• SynSaber OT PCAP Analyzer simplifies the network analysis process

• (ISC)² Puts Members at the Center of Our Cybersecurity Content in 2023

• Akamai Connected Cloud helps enterprises deploy and secure distributed applications

• ThreatBlockr platform updates prioritize alert management

• CyberSaint Executive Dashboard empowers CISOs to take control of cyber risk communication

• Finite State releases Next Gen Platform for software supply chain security

• The risks and benefits of starting a vCISO practice

• ChatGPT, will you be my Valentine?

• Security in Game Development

• Identity Federation and SSO: The Fundamentals

• Expel Tackles Cloud Threats With MDR for Kubernetes

• Resecurity and CSG partner to help businesses navigate challenging situations

• Ping Identity and Deloitte secure identities and data across digital engagement channels

• The Pixel phones may be getting a long overdue feature

• Russian crook made $90M exploiting stolen info on Tesla, Roku, Avnet, Snap, more

• Elastic appoints Mathew Donoghue as CMO

• DirectDefense promotes Christopher Walcutt to CSO

• Zscaler acquires Canonic Security to accelerate how enterprises address SaaS-native threats

• Cloudflare thwarts largest reported HTTP DDoS attack

• Should you share passwords with your partner?

• Android 14 developer preview highlights multiple security improvements

• One in nine online stores are leaking your data, says study

• New ESXiArgs encryption routine outmaneuvers recovery methods

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