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‘Educational’ ransomware program may instead become a how-to guide for attackers

Bradley Barth

March 5, 2021

The program is designed to be an educational tool for testing anti-virus protections; however, it’s possible that cybercriminals could adopt and modify the code in order to launch their own attacks.

Perspectives

Fill security ops gaps with context-driven threat analysis

Chris Hoff

March 3, 2021

Today’s columnist, Chris Hoff of ReversingLabs, points out that the SolarWinds attack has caused the industry to forget that most breaches are more like the Target hack, where a little-noticed HVAC system was exploited. Hoff says organizations have to start by improving visibility.

Featured, Ransomware, Security News

Ransomware attack or not, Kia’s resilience is under the microscope

Bradley Barth

February 23, 2021

A days-long outage affecting mobile and web-based service calls into question Kia's contingency planning for cybersecurity incidents, even as the company remains defiant about claims that a ransomware attack is to blame.

Featured, Network Security, Research, Security News

SIEM rules ignore bulk of MITRE ATT&CK framework, placing risk burden on users

Bradley Barth

February 16, 2021

Much of the responsibility of making sure that SIEMs reap maximum benefits from the ATT&CK framework falls on users’ ability to understand their own environments. But that's not easy.

Perspectives

Rethink your cybersecurity resiliency using a risk-based strategy

Mary Braunwarth

February 9, 2021

Today’s columnist, Mary Braunwarth of NetSPI, notes that falling short on regulatory requirements can put companies on the hook for hefty fines, such as in the case of Citibank, which was fined $400 million by the U.S. Treasury Department.

Data Breach, Featured, Security News

Safety first: Will insurance companies stall or accelerate cybersecurity progress?

Teri Robinson

February 8, 2021

When it comes to cybersecurity coverage, the relationship between enterprises and insurers has been rocky and uncertain. But the market just may force a compromise.

Perspectives

Words of advice for President Biden’s new CISO

Steve Durbin

February 3, 2021

Today’s columnist, Steve Durbin of the Information Security Forum, offers advice to Chris DeRusha, the new federal CISO. Durbin says the Biden administration has a great opportunity to work with the broader security community towards fostering security awareness and the need to protect data privacy.

Cloud Security, Network Security, Security News

Google to offer suite of new zero trust capabilities through Chrome browser

Derek B. Johnson

January 26, 2021

With backing from Google infrastructure and support from a host of industry partners, the features have the potential to significantly expand the footprint of zero trust solutions within industry and government.

Government, Security News

Biden to invest in cyber workforce, but without plan to overcome lingering staffing hurdles

Teri Robinson

January 15, 2021

Cybersecurity experts remain skeptical that the newfound funding focus will be enough to draw the necessary talent.

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‘Educational’ ransomware program may instead become a how-to guide for attackers

Fill security ops gaps with context-driven threat analysis

Ransomware attack or not, Kia’s resilience is under the microscope

SIEM rules ignore bulk of MITRE ATT&CK framework, placing risk burden on users

Rethink your cybersecurity resiliency using a risk-based strategy

Safety first: Will insurance companies stall or accelerate cybersecurity progress?

Words of advice for President Biden’s new CISO

Biden to invest in cyber workforce, but without plan to overcome lingering staffing hurdles

NSA urges use of enterprise resolvers to protect DNS traffic on corporate networks