Collaborate Disseminate
Compromised cloud accounts cost companies an average of $6.2 million each year according to the Ponemon Institute, and more than two-thirds of professionals said the compromised accounts represented a “significant security risk” to their c… Continue reading Compromised Cloud Costs Orgs $6.2 Million Annually
Changes and advances in technology (and changes in workplace circumstances) have prompted a revamp of the CIS Community Defense Model (CDM). Set to go live in a few months, the new and improved CIS CDM v2.0 plays off of the foundational principles that… Continue reading CIS Community Defense Model v2.0 is coming this summer
Nathan Van Buren was a police officer in rural Georgia. As such, he had lawful access to both the National Crime Information Computer (NCIC) and the Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) with the understanding that he could use the computer for “law… Continue reading Supreme Court Limits Scope of Computer Crime Law
More than 15 months after the pandemic-driven rush to remote work, enterprises are still paying the price for the faster-than-previously-planned migration to the cloud. According to the 2021 Thales Global Threat Report conducted by 451 Research, 82% o… Continue reading Cloud Complexity Rattles Enterprise Security Efforts
Performance issues are not the only concern users have about Microsoft Office 365 and Azure cloud services: the office productivity suite also represents a major threat vector and an attractive target for network and supply chain attacks. On a quanti… Continue reading Microsoft Office 365 a Major Supply Chain Attack Vector
How many alarm bells need to ring and disruptions occur before companies realize that, no matter the industry or position in the supply chain, they aren’t beyond the reach of motivated cybercriminals and must shore up their defenses? In the latest wak… Continue reading JBS Shutters Five U.S. Plants After Ransomware Attack
In a damning leaked report, Danish authorities reveal that the NSA spies on friendly foreign governments.
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With all the talk about the ongoing menace of ransomware, it’s easy to overlook application-specific attacks. But new research from WhiteHat Security shows that there might just be a greater likelihood of the latter. Most troubling in the latest insta… Continue reading Window of Exposure Wide Open for Utilities’ Apps
The security skills gap has limited what companies are able to do when it comes to incident investigation and response. And it isn’t just the lack of cybersecurity talent available to hire; security analysts already on staff may not have the specializ… Continue reading AI Offers Critical Assist to Incident Response
Security teams deploy several technologies to protect their attack vectors (network, endpoints, email, web, cloud apps, etc.). But what about the human attack surface? Verizon’s 2021 data breach report shows phishing is responsible for the vast majorit… Continue reading A CISO’s Guide: Mitigating the Human Risk Factor