Top news of the week: 17.04.2020.
#insiderthreats #infosec #behavior #threatintel #cybersecurity #authentication #Atlanta #ransomware #lessons #healthcare
Mitre Attack
Given recent layoffs, it’s important for orgs to put procedures in place to protect against #insiderthreats.
Check out this @protocol article with thoughts & first steps to prevent these threats from our Director, Jon Ford. Via @AdamJanofsky https://t.co/Ttn8wKnnlE
OpenHow to manage Slack and email for laid-off and furloughed workers
Mass layoffs carry a cybersecurity risk, experts warn.
We’ve seen a doubling of intrusions impacting healthcare organizations from Q1 2019 to Q1 2020. Learn about recent attack trends targeting #healthcare during COVID-19.
https://t.co/8z5zPNHrWD https://t.co/2Nhvy5b8oF
OpenThreat Hunting Uncovers More Intrusions Against Healthcare in Midst of COVID-19 Pandemic
CrowdStrike's Falcon OverWatch team explains how it has uncovered healthcare intrusions doubling from the fourth quarter of 2019 to the first quarter of 2020.
When All Behavior is Abnormal, How Do We Detect Anomalies? https://t.co/2GL2hbyq7r by @kg4gwa
#authentication #threatintel #behavior #cybersecurity
OpenWhen All Behavior Is Abnormal, How Do We Detect Anomalies?
Identifying normal behavior baselines is essential to behavior-based authentication. However, with COVID-19 upending all aspects of life, is it possible to build baselines and measure ...
5 Things Ransomware Taught Me About Responding in a Crisis https://t.co/pu2ecwxwqU by @smtaylor12 #ransomware #Atlanta #lessons
Open5 Things Ransomware Taught Me About Responding in a Crisis
What happened in Atlanta is worth studying because it was one of the earliest cases of a major city ransomware attacks and because it came out the other side stronger and more resilient.
'Nothing's Off the Table': Will Infosec Jobs Survive the Recession? https://t.co/BDc33qo008 by @JoanGoodchild
#COVID19 #recession #securityjobs #infosec
Open'Nothing's Off the Table': Will Infosec Jobs Survive the Recession?
With COVID-19 making a mess of the global economy, companies are seeking to cut corners - and some boardrooms still see security as a cost center. Are infosec careers vulnerable now?
Neglected Infrastructure, Invasive Tech to Plague Infosec in 2022 https://t.co/v2zNiuEkqw by @kellymsheridan
#IoT #personaldata #cyberthreat #infosec
OpenNeglected Infrastructure, Invasive Tech to Plague Infosec in 2022
Researchers outline cybersecurity threats they predict businesses will face in two years as technology evolves.
RT @bletchley13: We just release our APT report about attacks to high-tech companies, especially for semiconductor vendors.
The details could be found here
https://t.co/kYCWPfNOfi
and the white paper
https://t.co/80sm0owhaL
Welcome any feedback and co-work investigation.
OpenTaiwan High-Tech Ecosystem Targeted by Foreign APT Group:
Digital Skeleton Key Bypasses Security Measures
Over 350,000 new strains of #malware are detected every day, and fileless malware attacks are on the rise. Learn why #IOCs are no longer a standalone method of defense, and how this should be an opportunity to test defenses along with #IOBs. https://t.co/S3kd9iQDqu @hackerxbella
OpenIncorporating IOBs to Help for the Here and Now
Most threat intelligence is shared as Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), or artifacts on a system or network that signal malicious activity. IOCs are the fingerprints left behind at the crime ...