Are you asking the right questions about potential scenarios when thinking about disaster recovery and business continuity? This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: Security Planning: Ask What Could Go Wrong
Microsoft Releases January 2023 Security Updates
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Adobe Releases Security Updates for Multiple Products
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XM Cyber’s Cybersecurity Predictions for 2023
The discussion of cyber security has grown beyond the IT department and now includes the entire C-suite as well as the Board. As the number of attacks has increased and the stakes grow regarding penalties and reputation, it has become…
Broadband maps for Indian Country called ‘horrible,’ ‘egregious’ and ‘negligent’
Tribal advocates say the FCC’s maps are symbolic of wider, systemic issues, but help may be on the way via a new Virtual Tribal Broadband Office. This article has been indexed from GCN – All Content Read the original article:…
City to integrate fleet vehicles with GPS network
Cincinnati aims to modernize its fleet using GPS that tracks vehicle location, collects engine data and improves communication among drivers and dispatch. This article has been indexed from GCN – All Content Read the original article: City to integrate fleet…
Ransomware attacks are decreasing, but companies remain vulnerable
Only 25% of the organizations surveyed by Delinea were hit by ransomware attacks in 2022, but fewer companies are taking proactive steps to prevent such attacks. The post Ransomware attacks are decreasing, but companies remain vulnerable appeared first on TechRepublic.…
Preparing for the Effects of Quantum-Centric Supercomputing
While it has been a perennial forecast that efficient universal quantum computers are “a decade away,” that prospect now seems a legitimate possibility. Organizations need to get ready now. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original…
Bay Bridge Administrators, LLC Notifies Individuals of Data Breach
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Darknet Drug Markets Switches To Custom Android Apps
Custom Android apps are now being used by online drug and other illegal substance markets on the darknet to boost privacy and elude law enforcement. These apps enable customers of pharmacy stores to contact suppliers and give particular delivery instructions…
Russian meddling in 2016 US presidential election was weak sauce
Boffins find Twitter foreign influence campaign didn’t have much pull Russian disinformation didn’t materially affect the way people voted in the 2016 US presidential election, according to a research study published on Monday, though that doesn’t make the effect totally…
Interior’s cyber practices allow for easily crackable passwords, watchdog finds
An OIG investigation found that the Interior Department has not fully implemented multifactor authentication and that its “outdated and ineffective” password requirements leave employees’ accounts vulnerable to exploitation. This article has been indexed from FCW – All Content Read the…
Running fiber-optic cable to rural communities is part of Maine’s ambitious broadband plan
Maine’s governor has pledged that everyone in the state who wants high-speed internet will be able to get it by the end of 2024. In just one small, Down East town, that means installing 60 miles of fiber-optic cable. This…
VERT Threat Alert: January 2023 Patch Tuesday Analysis
Today’s VERT Alert addresses Microsoft’s January 2023 Security Updates. VERT is actively working on coverage for these vulnerabilities and expects to ship ASPL-1037 on Wednesday, January 11th. In-The-Wild & Disclosed CVEs CVE-2023-21549 A vulnerability in the SMB Witness Service was…
How Will a Recession Will Affect CISOs?
Is the United States heading toward a recession? If we are, then profits will dip, and belts will be tightened while we wait for the government to turn things round. Most, but not all, businesses will survive; but all will…
SCOTUS OKs WhatsApp Suit Against NSO Group
Supreme Court rules WhatsApp can sue NSO Group for damages caused by unauthorized Pegasus spyware installations. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: SCOTUS OKs WhatsApp Suit Against NSO Group
StrongPity APT spreads backdoored Android Telegram app via fake Shagle site
The StrongPity APT group targeted Android users with a trojanized version of the Telegram app served through a website impersonating a video chat service called Shagle. ESET researchers reported that StrongPity APT group targeted Android users with a trojanized version of the Telegram…
Applying the NIST Framework to Ransomware Risk Management
Top Takeaways for Preparing for and Managing a Ransomware Attack with NISTIR 8374 By Gil Kirkpatrick, Microsoft MVP […] The post Applying the NIST Framework to Ransomware Risk Management appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. This article has been indexed…
Compliance Is the Key to Unlocking Government Contractor Success
By Dan Firrincili, Senior Manager, Product Marketing at Deltek In 2021, President Biden signed the Cybersecurity Executive Order […] The post Compliance Is the Key to Unlocking Government Contractor Success appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. This article has been…
EEOC on the lookout for tech-fueled employment bias
The employment rights enforcement agency announced plans to crack down violations of anti-discrimination rules stemming from the use of AI and algorithmic decision-making software. This article has been indexed from FCW – All Content Read the original article: EEOC on…
Federal health plan could be spending $1B a year on ineligible dependents, GAO says
A new report found that OPM lacks a process for identifying and removing ineligible members from the Federal Employees Health Benefits program, possibly costing the government $1 billion in improper payments a year. This article has been indexed from FCW…
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 97 Windows Vulns, 1 Exploited Zero-Day
Microsoft’s security patching machine hummed into overdrive Tuesday with the release of fixes for at least 97 documented software vulnerabilities, including a zero-day that’s already been exploited to escape the browser sandbox. read more This article has been indexed from…
Cerberus Sentinel to Acquire RAN Security
US cybersecurity services firm continues expansion into Latin America. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: Cerberus Sentinel to Acquire RAN Security
San Fran’s BART Investigates Vice Society Data Breach Claims
Vice Society is boasting that it compromised the San Francisco transportation system, while BART maintains operations and mounts an investigation. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: San Fran’s BART Investigates Vice Society Data Breach…
CISA Adds Two Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog
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Microsoft plugs actively exploited zero-day hole (CVE-2023-21674)
To mark the January 2023 Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released patches for 98 CVE-numbered vulnerabilities, including one exploited in the wild (CVE-2023-21674) and one (CVE-2023-21549) that’s been publicly disclosed. Both allow attackers to elevate privileges on the vulnerable machine. Vulnerabilities…
Intel Adds TDX to Confidential Computing Portfolio With Launch of 4th Gen Xeon Processors
Intel announced on Tuesday that it has added Intel Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) to its confidential computing portfolio with the launch of its new 4th Gen Xeon enterprise processors. read more This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek RSS Feed…