ReliaQuest appoints Kara Wilson to its Board of Directors and Alex Bender as CMO

ReliaQuest announced the appointment of Kara Wilson to its Board of Directors and Alex Bender as its Chief Marketing Officer. “Providing world-class cybersecurity capabilities requires a world-class team, working together with the common goal of buildi… Continue reading ReliaQuest appoints Kara Wilson to its Board of Directors and Alex Bender as CMO

Saviynt names Anne Ceruti as Head of People and expands its Board of Advisors

Saviynt announced that Anne Ceruti has joined the company as Head of People. As senior vice president, she will be a member of the executive leadership team. In her role, Ceruti will be responsible for ushering Saviynt’s global Human Resources Departme… Continue reading Saviynt names Anne Ceruti as Head of People and expands its Board of Advisors

Feds aren’t well prepared to spot SolarWinds-style hacks at agencies, CISA official says

In one of the bluntest assessments of U.S. government security shortcomings around the SolarWinds hack, a top Department of Homeland Security official told senators on Thursday that federal defenses simply aren’t aligned properly to detect advanced attackers. The testimony before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on federal cybersecurity weaknesses points to a forthcoming reorientation of how DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency protects agencies from threats. It’s a shift resulting from the fallout from the hack at federal contractor SolarWinds that resulted in breaches at numerous federal agencies and major technology companies. And it’s a shift that Congress is aiding with $650 million that it recently appropriated for CISA. “Part of the challenge is that you can only secure what you can see,” Brandon Wales, acting director of the agency, told committee Chairman Gary Peters, D-Mich. “Over the past decade our system of protection has largely relied […]

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FireEye insider threat security services from Mandiant protect orgs against malicious activities

FireEye unveiled two new insider threat security services from Mandiant. The new services help organizations establish or scale up insider threat programs and are designed to provide ongoing protection against rapidly evolving and dynamic malicious act… Continue reading FireEye insider threat security services from Mandiant protect orgs against malicious activities

JupiterOne adds several industry leaders to board of investors

JupiterOne announced that several new industry leaders across SaaS and Cybersecurity organizations have joined their strategic board of investors. Frederic Kerrest, Executive Vice Chairman, Chief Operating Officer, and co-founder of Okta, Sri Viswanath… Continue reading JupiterOne adds several industry leaders to board of investors

Microsoft, FireEye report 3 new malware linked to SolarWinds hackers

By Deeba Ahmed
Microsoft and FireEye have identified 3 new malware used by SolarWinds hackers in their last year’s attack on critical cyberinfrastructure in the US.
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Researchers uncover three more malware strains linked to SolarWinds hackers

It looks like the SolarWinds hackers had even more tricks up their sleeve. Microsoft and FireEye on Thursday revealed three more malware strains associated with the suspected Russian perpetrators who breached SolarWinds’ Orion software and used its update to infect federal agencies and major companies. FireEye named one strain Sunshuttle in a blog post. In a separate blog post, Microsoft dubbed two more strains GoldFinder and Sibot, and labeled the strain FireEye called Sunshuttle as GoldMax. Microsoft said the strains join the previously known SolarWinds hacker tools Sunburst and Teardrop. The traits the new malware strains exhibit are yet more evidence that the hackers behind that breach are, in fact, notably sophisticated — a term often affixed to virtually any hacking group by their victims. “They are tailor-made for specific networks and are assessed to be introduced after the actor has gained access through compromised credentials or the SolarWinds binary […]

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How do I select a cloud security solution for my business?

Attackers increasingly strive to leverage cloud weaknesses that enable them to deliver malware to end users, gain unauthorized access to production environments or their data, or completely compromise a target environment. This strategy is known as a w… Continue reading How do I select a cloud security solution for my business?

Most businesses see state-sponsored cyberattacks as a major threat

A majority of businesses surveyed for a study by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and the Cybersecurity Tech Accord, see state-led and sponsored cyberattacks as a major threat. They are concerned about catastrophic reputational and financial conse… Continue reading Most businesses see state-sponsored cyberattacks as a major threat