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@DXCTechnology shared
On Jan 29, 2021
RT @HarvardBiz: SPONSORED: How to Make Cybersecurity a Top Priority for Boards and CFOs from @DXCTechnology: https://t.co/ht4blt1VhW https://t.co/0534qF32KR
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@tonymorbin shared
On Jan 27, 2021
Crime doesn't pay - except perhaps when it comes to ransomware, which continues to fuel a massive surge in illicit proceeds. Clearly something needs to be done to blunt ransomware-wielding extortionists' force - but what? #cybersecurity https://t.co/kHCDUuiFf7
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Ransomware: Should Governments Hack Cybercrime Cartels?

Ransomware: Should Governments Hack Cybercrime Cartels?

With ransomware continuing to fuel a massive surge in illicit profits, some experts have been calling on governments to launch offensive hacking teams to target

@SCMagazine shared
On Feb 1, 2021
Threat intel is critical for shaping a company's cybersecurity program, but like any effort that involves the integration of data - it's complicated. https://t.co/HrloWWGYpv
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Threat intel is a game changer, if only firms can figure out how to bake it into cyber programs

Threat intel is a game changer, if only firms can figure out how to bake it into cyber programs

Despite increased perceptions about the value of cyber threat intelligence, many businesses and industries still struggle to define what it actually means to them: which capabilities to ...

@gregotto shared
On Jan 27, 2021
For Microsoft, cybersecurity has become bigger than business https://t.co/RX1VjFSEcl
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For Microsoft, cybersecurity has become bigger than business

For Microsoft, cybersecurity has become bigger than business

Since the cybersecurity firm FireEye hired Microsoft to help investigate a hack at the federal contractor SolarWinds, Microsoft has helped clean up the mess, alerted victims and distributed ...

@SCMagazine shared
On Feb 1, 2021
vulnerabilities in IoT may be a sign for bigger problems elsewhere, says the CEO of @riskrecon https://t.co/FJmKTgMWVX
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Firms with exposed IoT have a higher concentration of other security problems

Firms with exposed IoT have a higher concentration of other security problems

What does that correlation mean for chief information security officers? SC Media spoke to Kelly White, RiskRecon founder and CEO, to find out.

@SCMagazine shared
On Feb 1, 2021
How have expectations of trust evolved? And where does security fit? David Bradbury of @okta offers his take. https://t.co/Zzgix0TVfE
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Security’s role in winning consumer trust in the post-pandemic economy

Security’s role in winning consumer trust in the post-pandemic economy

From the toll of the pandemic to the attack January 6 on the U.S. Capitol, trust has eroded. Today’s columnist, David Bradbury of Okta, says security teams can play a leading role in ...

@GlasswingVC shared
On Jan 27, 2021
Enterprise demand for @ChaosSearch Data Platform has propelled the company to a record-breaking 2020. The company tripled its customer base, revenue jumped 766%...and raised a $40M Series B financing round. Learn more about their explosive growth story. https://t.co/EwzSmG5ATB
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ChaosSearch Announces Record-Breaking Year as Demand for its Data Platform Skyrockets

ChaosSearch Announces Record-Breaking Year as Demand for its Data Platform Skyrockets

Enterprise customers triple while revenue jumps 766%, driven by worldwide enterprise demand

@Jayfish shared
On Jan 29, 2021
Close to a third of the victims in the suspected Russian #hack didn’t run the #SolarWinds software https://t.co/z94DwZ25up via @WSJ
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Suspected Russian Hack Extends Far Beyond SolarWinds Software, Investigators Say

Suspected Russian Hack Extends Far Beyond SolarWinds Software, Investigators Say

Close to a third of the victims didn’t run the SolarWinds software initially considered the main avenue of attack for the hackers.