SiliconAngle reports that privileged access management startup Remediant has been purchased for an undisclosed amount by data security firm Netwrix in an effort to bolster its PAM software.
Netwrix will be leveraging Remediant's flagship SecureOne offering, which provides not only agentless real-time visibility into always available administrative access but also efficient removal of such access, to strengthen its technical capabilities in the National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework's identify and protect functions. Netwrix will also be providing current Remediant customers access to more security services in its product portfolio. "We are excited to strengthen our offering in privileged access management to empower organizations with even better resistance to advanced threats. Netwrix now is the go-to company for protection from cyberattacks that leverage privileged access and lateral movement techniques," said Netwrix CEO Steve Dickson. Netwrix's acquisition of Remediant comes after the digital security company bought New Net Technologies, MATESO, and Imanami.
Data broker Whitepages has been sued by a retired West Virginia police officer in a class action after it allegedly published his home address, which constitutes a violation of the state's 2021 statute that prohibits the disclosure of addresses and phone numbers from active and retired law enforcement personnel.
Nearly $561,000 worth of Bitcoin, or less than a third of the demanded ransom, has already been sent by Tosan to IRLeaks' cryptocurrency wallet since both parties began negotiations in early August.
Attacks involved the creation of several ads redirecting to spoofed versions of Lowe's MyLowesLife employee portal in a bid to compromise credentials from current and former workers, according to a report from Malwarebytes Labs.
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