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AttackIQ has released a new attack graph that emulates the behaviors exhibited by the North Korean state-sponsored adversary Andariel during Operation Blacksmith which affected manufacturing, agricultural and physical security companies in multiple regions.

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As tens of thousands of cybersecurity professionals, executives and policymakers converge on the Las Vegas strip for “Hacker Summer Camp”— the annual Black Hat, DEF CON and B-Sides conferences — the stakes couldn’t be higher. After all, 2024 is a year that has seen increasing levels of cyber disruption, from ransomware attacks that crippled doctors offices and auto dealerships, to widespread compromises of federal agencies attributed to Volt Typhoon, the China-based APT group. 

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Recently, a survey was released that examined how different organizations perceive data security. One question, in particular, yielded surprising yet unsurprising results: a large majority of respondents expressed confidence in the effectiveness of their organization’s data security measures. This is alarming. Not because you shouldn’t trust your efforts, but because security is never a finished […]

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via the respected Software Engineering expertise of Mikkel Noe-Nygaard and the lauded Software Engineering / Enterprise Agile Coaching work of Luxshan Ratnaravi at Comic Agilé!

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An analysis published today by Cribl, a data management platform provider, suggests that the amount of data being processed and analyzed by cybersecurity teams is increasing exponentially.

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Is Delta the First of Many? Airline calls in attorneys Boies Schiller Flexner to claw back its cash.

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A Focus on Vulnerability Management In recent years, the cybersecurity landscape has undergone significant transformations, particularly...

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The stakes have rarely been higher. As cybersecurity experts make their way to the one-armed bandits and scorching heat in Las Vegas for Black Hat USA 2024 next week, the specter of the CrowdStrike Inc. debacle looms large. More than a dozen vendors contacted by Techstrong insist the worldwide outage has created a level of..

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Authors/Presenters:Hammas Bin Tanveer, Rachee Singh, Paul Pearce, Rishab Nithyanand

Many thanks to USENIX for publishing their outstanding USENIX Security ’23 Presenter’s content, and the organizations strong commitment to Open Access. Originating from the conference’s events situated at the Anaheim Marriott; and via the organizations YouTube channel.

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The marketplace era of cybersecurity purchasing is arriving before our eyes. Cyberse is a new startup leading the way.

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Every month, we witness a significant rise in data breaches. Over the past six months, India has experienced a surge in cyber-attacks, with 388 data breaches, 107 data leaks, and...

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Tenable reportedly is exploring a potential sale that would add to the growing consolidation in a cybersecurity market that is seeing new innovations in cyber-defenses as the threat of cyberattacks grows.

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Numerous reports have highlighted the increased number of software supply chain attacks in recent years. The Verizon Business Data Breach and Investigation Report (DBIR) 2024 concluded that breaches stemming from third-party software development organizations played a role in 15% of the more than 10,000 data breaches that Verizon documented, a 68% jump from last year. Additionally, ReversingLabs' The "State of Software Supply Chain Security 2024" noted that incidents of malicious packages found on popular open-source package managers have increased by 1,300% over the past three years (2020–2023). 

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In today's intricately interconnected and complex software development ecosystem, a single compromised component can trigger a cascade of security breaches across thousands of organizations worldwide. And the cautionary tales keep piling up: In just the past month we’ve witnessed the CrowdStrike incident, where a faulty “channel file,” automatically pushed out to clients, shut down millions of Windows computers, and the “RoguePuppet” vulnerability that an attacker could exploit to add malware to any Puppet Forge module.

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This Article The Cost of Insider Threats: Financial and Reputational Impact was first published on Signpost Six. | https://www.signpostsix.com/

In today’s interconnected world, insider threats pose a significant risk to organisations of all sizes. Whether through malicious intent or inadvertent actions, insiders – employees, contractors, or business partners – can cause severe damage. Understanding the costs associated with insider threats is crucial for organisations aiming to protect their assets and reputation. This post delves […]

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July 2024 has surfaced a series of significant vulnerabilities that could compromise the security of many organizations. From Bamboo Data Center flaws to critical issues in ServiceNow, these vulnerabilities present...

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The rise of advanced AI and large language models has fundamentally altered the landscape of disinformation.

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On the heels of the recent U.S. ban on Kaspersky antivirus software, it was expected that Kaspersky would begin to remove resources in the U.S. However, few expected them to lay off all the U.S.-employee base with such efficiency.

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One critical method employed by security professionals to test systems’ strength and resilience is penetration testing. Gray-box testing is a balanced and practical approach that combines black-box and white-box testing elements. This blog explains the nuances of gray-box testing in cybersecurity and explores its characteristics, advantages, and techniques. What Is Gray Box Testing In Cybersecurity? […]

The post Gray Box Testing in Cybersecurity: Finding the Right Balance for Security first appeared on StrongBox IT.

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A significant remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability was identified in the Ghostscript library, a widely used tool on Linux systems. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-29510, is currently being exploited in attacks, posing a severe risk to numerous applications and services. Ghostscript is a powerful and versatile tool used for processing PostScript and PDF files. It […]

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