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@CISAgov shared
On Jan 26, 2022
RT @CISAJen: Great rundown of ⁦@CISAgov⁩ work to advance software security, including efforts by my excellent teammate ⁦@allanfriedman⁩ who is spearheading USG work on SBOM: “Log4j helped folks realize if we had SBOMs today, this would be more manageable.” https://t.co/pW5aWUUv7e
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@runasand shared
On Jan 26, 2022
RT @AbirGhattas: 🔴#NSO's #Pegasus spyware used to infect the phone of @HRW's Crisis & Conflict director & head of our #Lebanon office @lamamfakih. According to the forensic analysis I conducted, Lama Fakih's devices were compromised 5 times between April and August 2021. https://t.co/jPLEY6ByDH
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Human Rights Watch Among Pegasus Spyware Targets

Human Rights Watch Among Pegasus Spyware Targets

The targeting of a Human Rights Watch staff member with Pegasus spyware underscores the urgent need to regulate the global trade in surveillance technology.

@gregotto shared
On Jan 25, 2022
RT @kevincollier: I covered a really creepy trend in ransomware: when hackers can't get a victim to pay, so they comb through the files they've stolen to identify real people they can pressure to lobby on their behalf. https://t.co/Z5QysyLQja
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Ransomware hackers' new tactic: Calling you directly

Ransomware hackers' new tactic: Calling you directly

Wayne didn’t know his son’s school district had been hacked — its files stolen and computers locked up and held for ransom — until last fall when the hackers

@wbm312 shared
On Jan 27, 2022
RT @FrankPasquale: “It’s often cheaper to clean up a breach than it is to avoid one in the first place. Corporate losses from a data breach typically run around $200,000, according to a recent study of 56,000 cybersecurity incidents published by the Cyentia Institute.” https://t.co/UQJipnvKiS
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Despite Decades of Hacking Attacks, Companies Leave Vast Amounts of Sensitive Data Unprotected

Despite Decades of Hacking Attacks, Companies Leave Vast Amounts of Sensitive Data Unprotected

A surge in identity theft during the pandemic underscores how easy it has become to obtain people’s private data. As hackers are all too happy to explain, many of them are cashing in on it.

@SCMagazine shared
On Jan 25, 2022
Long the leader in information security, financial services saw a year of increased targeting by adversaries amid increased demand among customers for digital services. These issues may come to a head in coming months. https://t.co/n4GR699l3H
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Cyber struggles for finance sector may get worse in 2022

Cyber struggles for finance sector may get worse in 2022

The past year brought on or exacerbated several trends in IT security facing the U.S. financial industry. Going into the third year of this pandemic, the same cyberthreats are expected to ...

@SCMagazine shared
On Jan 26, 2022
BREAKING: House Democrats unveil major legislation on innovation, #cybersecurity and the supply chain https://t.co/WRqrsQP4sI #infosec https://t.co/j7A3CmskFy
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House Democrats unveil major legislation on innovation, cybersecurity and the supply chain

House Democrats unveil major legislation on innovation, cybersecurity and the supply chain

The America COMPETES Act, released Tuesday by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., includes $52 billion in financial incentives to entice semiconductor manufacturers to set up shop in the ...

@davemcclure shared
On Jan 26, 2022
RT @Techmeme: The White House instructs agencies to move towards a zero trust cybersecurity strategy, including using hardware-based authentication tools (@corintxt / The Verge) https://t.co/ztBDjJbIHI https://t.co/mBMtPs0V6w
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White House instructs government agencies to beef up cybersecurity, adopt ‘zero trust’ in new memo

White House instructs government agencies to beef up cybersecurity, adopt ‘zero trust’ in new memo

The strategy was shaped by the response to vulnerabilities like the Log4j exploit.

@SCMagazine shared
On Jan 25, 2022
Says @JillAitoro: "The last couple of years brought a number of reality check moments for the infosec community, and the 2022 SC Awards seeks to recognize those that responded to those hard-learned lessons by raising the bar in technology and services." https://t.co/7XZVVALW8x
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It’s that time: Enter your company, product and leaders for the 25th annual SC Awards

It’s that time: Enter your company, product and leaders for the 25th annual SC Awards

For a quarter of a century, we have recognized the best that the vendor community has to offer in products, leadership, and services. This year, we bring a number of new categories, ...