A lack of real-time data on inventories, connections, and device communications, combined with reliance on legacy platforms and slow patch management processes have resulted in many providers leaving the door open to attackers.
U.S. health systems have failed to take action, two years after a report exposed potential privacy violations.
Many Android device OEMs may have offerings with similar flaws, any of which could provide an avenue in to home networks and even enterprise resources.
Horizon3.ai wants to change the way companies address cyberattacks through automation, announcing a new round of funding of $8.5 million led by SignalFire. The cash infusion is a combination of two rounds of funding – a seed funding of $3.5 million and Series A funding of $5 million. According to Antani, the funding will be…
The Department of Homeland Security announced Tuesday that it will partner with vulnerability disclosure platform Bugcrowd and government technology, environmental and safety services contractor EnDyna to provide a civilian agency vulnerability disclosure program platform.
Though contracts would not require remediation of vulnerabilities brought in through the programs, the government would be able to not renew contracts with companies whose handling of vulnerabilities raised researchers’ ire.
A vulnerability disclosure shows how splashy websites, catchy names and a healthy dose of FUD can make any vulnerability sound scary.
Mandiant reported that the compromises involving Pulse Secure’s VPN appliances were at organizations across the defense, government, high tech, transportation and financial sectors in the United States and Europe.
Today’s columnist, Morey Haber of BeyondTrust, points out that in the SolarWinds case lateral movement took place via auto-updates and not asset-to-asset and device-to-device.
The TCC bypass exploit could have allowed attackers to create ransomware that encrypts protected system files and folders without user knowledge.
