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Cyber criminals are getting smarter and strive to find new ways to sneak into a company’s information systems. Cyber security companies are turning to innovative solutions to combat those threats, in order to minimize cybercrimes.

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@USCERT_gov shared
On Jul 12, 2022
RT @CISAJen: “Vulnerabilities in software are a key risk in cybersecurity,” says @CISAgov's @allanfriedman. “By leveraging SBOMs as key elements of software security, we can mitigate risk to the software supply chain & respond to new risks faster and more efficiently.” https://t.co/97tlvDwcem
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DHS seeks automated SBOM tools for enhanced supply chain visibility

DHS seeks automated SBOM tools for enhanced supply chain visibility

Federal contractors have called for the software bill of materials to become the standard for proving secure development compliance.

@TAKellermann shared
On Jul 7, 2022
RT @BleepinComputer: Ransomware gangs, APT groups ditch Cobalt Strike for Brute Ratel - @LawrenceAbrams https://t.co/p2ULDGpdpX
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Ransomware, hacking groups move from Cobalt Strike to Brute Ratel

Ransomware, hacking groups move from Cobalt Strike to Brute Ratel

Hacking groups and ransomware operations are moving away from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade detection by EDR and antivirus solutions.

@Ascend_EDU shared
On Jul 8, 2022
RT @CybersecuritySF: At the end of 2021, it was estimated that #cybercrime cost the global economy a staggering $6 trillion. This could escalate to $10.5 trillion by 2025 according to Cybersecurity Ventures @CybersecuritySF https://t.co/flju9L1cQp
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Improving cyber resiliency in manufacturing

Improving cyber resiliency in manufacturing

In this article, Jeremy Hendy, CEO of Skurio, looks at the barriers to combating escalating cybercrime and how manufacturers can address them.

@SCMagazine shared
On Jul 12, 2022
PERSPECTIVES: Why expired digital certificates have become a bigger threat https://t.co/wxjP6LT2vw #cybersecurity #infosec https://t.co/lYHjkEeVSi
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Why expired digital certificates have become a bigger threat

Why expired digital certificates have become a bigger threat

The latest in-depth, unbiased news, analysis and perspective to keep cybersecurity professionals informed, educated and enlightened about the market.

@snlyngaas shared
On Jul 10, 2022
New —> US officials say 1000s of North Koreans are landing jobs at tech firms overseas, offering a critical source of funding for DPRK weapons programs. I spoke to 1 crypto entrepreneur who, the FBI told him, had a North Korean on the payroll for months. https://t.co/oGtaA1nAMV
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Here's how North Korean operatives are trying to infiltrate US crypto firms

Here's how North Korean operatives are trying to infiltrate US crypto firms

Devin, the founder of a cryptocurrency startup based in San Francisco, woke up one day in February to the most bizarre phone call of his life.

@ISC2 shared
On Jul 7, 2022
Hiring Managers Lead on Entry-Level Cybersecurity Job Descriptions See why it pays to have a more realistic view of what to expect when devising a strategy to attract candidates for all cybersecurity roles in the latest (ISC)² blog: https://t.co/bOPp5tdq8K https://t.co/BYJe4jhJqh
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Hiring Managers Lead on Entry-Level Cybersecurity Job Descriptions

Hiring Managers Lead on Entry-Level Cybersecurity Job Descriptions

Cybersecurity recruitment has long been a challenge, and companies often exacerbate the situation by setting unrealistic expectations, especially for entry- and junior-level roles. A common ...

@WeldPond shared
On Jul 9, 2022
"...commercial SW dev practices are improving. A recent survey from GitLab indicates that automated SW pipelines are discovering security vulns prior to code getting shipped. As devops is increasingly shifting left, there are also some mindset shifts..." https://t.co/QT51Wel5HD
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Kaseya, one year later: What have we learned?

Kaseya, one year later: What have we learned?

The attack on Kaseya reveals that ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) is becoming the world's fastest-growing multilevel marketing platform.

@SCMagazine shared
On Jul 8, 2022
.@emsisoft releases free decryptors for AstraLocker and Yashma ransomware https://t.co/VoH89ZrDRd #ransomware #cybersecurity #infosec https://t.co/ZLuZUGvPEH
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Emsisoft releases free decryptors for AstraLocker and Yashma ransomware

Emsisoft releases free decryptors for AstraLocker and Yashma ransomware

Companies can use the free decryptor from Emsisoft to recover their files without having to pay a ransom.