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Is cybersecurity a communication problem at its core? If communication is so critical in cybersecurity, why do we keep seeing so many failures?  Check out this post for the discussion […] The post Cybersecurity Is a Communications Problem appeared first…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… CrowdStrike dishes details  CrowdStrike published its Preliminary Post Incident Review from its massive incident last week. The company detailed its InterProcessCommunication Template type used in novel […] The post Cybersecurity News: CrowdStrike details, Chrome keeps cookies,…

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DirectDefense recently released a threat report, offering insights on managed services, threat hunting, and customer requirements. But intelligence only goes so far, organizations can best benefit from tailored alerts based […] The post Optimizing Security Operations with DirectDefense appeared first…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Google’s $23 billion plan to buy Wiz falls apart Last week, it appeared Google was poised to snap up cybersecurity start-up for $23 billion, in what […] The post Cybersecurity News: Wiz deal crumbles, CrowdStrike aftermath,…

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As a principle, zero trust can be taken for granted as a best practice. But the reality is that many aspects of IT infrastructure, from legacy systems to IoT, were […] The post Everyone Has a Zero-Trust Plan Until They…

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CrowdStrike says “significant number” back up and running CrowdStrike reports that of the estimated 8.5 million Window’s devices impacted last Friday, “a significant number” are back in operation. In case […] The post Cybersecurity News: CrowdStrike update, Russian criminals sanctioned,…

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We’re going to Seattle! It’ll be our first time ever producing a live recording of CISO Series Podcast in that beautiful city. We’ll be the closing entertainment on the first […] The post Join CISO Series Podcast LIVE in Seattle…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Microsoft confirms CrowdStrike update also hit cloud Windows PCs The faulty CrowdStrike update that continues to reverberate around the world also resulted in a number of […] The post Cybersecurity News: CrowdStrike hits Cloud PCs, criminals…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Major worldwide outage hits Windows A worldwide blue screen of death is affecting many Microsoft based activities and organizations this morning, including airlines, banks, and healthcare […] The post Cybersecurity News: Worldwide Windows outage, Fin7 sells…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… FIN7 sells security evasion tool to others via darknet The customized tool, called AvNeutralizer, is used for bypassing threat detection systems, and has been used exclusively […] The post Cybersecurity News: Fin7 sells malware, Synnovis blood…

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There’s a common assumption that mergers and acquisitions put organizations at more risk of cyberattacks. Is there any data to back up this well-worn trope? Check out this post for […] The post Do Companies Undergoing a Merger or Acquisition…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… UK mandatory ransomware reporting gets watered-down As part of the King’s Speech formally opening the Parliament, the UK government announced it would bring forward its Cyber […] The post Cybersecurity News: UK ransomware reporting, Project Oscar,…

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Please join us on Friday August 2, 2024 for Super Cyber Friday. Our topic of discussion will be “Hackings CISOs: An hour of critical thinking about your questions for our […] The post Join Us 08-02-24 for “Hacking CISOs” –…

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With rapid development and agile methodologies, attack surfaces are dynamically changing along with code and infrastructure. Continuous monitoring and human-augmented analysis can help protect your organization’s internet-facing assets, argues Nabil […] The post The Future of Attack Surface Management with…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Rite Aid says ‘limited’ cybersecurity incident affected over 2 million people Follow up on a story we brought to you on Monday on Cyber Security Headlines, […] The post Cybersecurity News: Rite Aid update, AT&T ransom…

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We know insider risks represent a major attack surface for any organization, but who should own insider risk management? HR, security, legal? This week’s episode is hosted by me, David […] The post I Don’t Want Insider Risk. You Take…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Alphabet in talks to acquire Wiz The Wall Street Journal’s sources say Alphabet remains in advanced talks on the deal, reportedly valued at about $23 billion. […] The post Cybersecurity News: Wiz acquisition, AT&T paid hacker,…

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Automation in the SOC is experiencing a seismic shift, going from basic, rule-based robotic automation to the sophisticated capabilities of large language models. Edward Wu, CEO and founder, Dropzone AI, […] The post Revolutionizing SOC Automation with Large Language Models…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Rite Aid announces data breach following June cyberattack The third largest drugstore chain in the U.S. was hit by the RansomHub ransomware group in June. This […] The post Cybersecurity News: Rite Aid breach, AT&T breach…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… PHP vulnerability exploited, spreading malware and DDoS attacks Following up on a story we covered in June, numerous threat actors have now been observed exploiting a […] The post Cybersecurity News: PHP vulnerability exploit, Auto Parts…

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