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The U.S. Department of Justice this week announced official charges against Wyatt A. Travnichek, a Kansas man accused of accessing and tampering with a public water system. [Read More]
North Korean government-backed APT group caught using a fake pen-testing company sock puppet Twitter and LinkedIn accounts in an escalation of a hacking campaign targeting security research professionals. [Read More]
CompuCom shares information on the cost of recovering from a cybersecurity incident, including loss of revenue and major service disruptions. [Read More]
Reuters is reporting that a draft executive order would set new rules on data breach disclosure and use of multi-factor authentication and encryption in federal agencies. [Read More]
Solarwinds has shipped a major security update to fix at least four documented security vulnerabilities, including a pair of bugs that be exploited for remote code execution attacks. [Read More]
Feedzai lands $200 million in funding to build out its AI/ML-based fraud prevention tools for financial services firms. The round was led by KKR. [Read More]
Researchers investigating the SolarWinds attacks has discovered a new APT group called SilverFish that has conducted cyber-attacks on at least 4720 targets worldwide. [Read More]
For the third time this year, Google has shipped an urgent fix to block in-the-wild zero-day attacks hitting its flagship Chrome browser but defenders lament the lack of information on the live attacks. [Read More]
Microsoft is reportedly looking closely at its Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP) to figure out if an anti-malware partner in China leaked proof-of-concept code ahead of the availability of Exchange Server patches. [Read More]
Anti-malware vendor McAfee is changing owners again in a $4 billion all-cash transaction headlined by the sale of its enterprise business unit. [Read More]
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Disaster Recovery
When you start your metrics program, you'll find that a great deal of information can be gleaned from existing data that gets stored in various places – most likely in your system logs.
A multi-layered breach detection and recovery plan is a must to protect your organization, making the difference between a catastrophic breach that devastates your business and a breach that’s quickly contained and terminated.
There’s no one size fits all disaster survival plan: a server compromise is vastly different than full scale nuclear attack, and both require situationally appropriate responses.
What can we glean from "Superstorm" Sandy that will help us deal with security events as disruptive in nature as Super Storm Sandy? Do we need a strategic shift in how we respond to incidents? What are key security observations from this storm?
In the security and privacy world, 2012 is turning out to be the year for Internet security bills. But why now and why so many Internet protection bills suddenly coming up in Congress?
The Amazon Web Services Cloud Outage showed the world that the cloud — while great — does not absolve companies from taking fundamental precautions to safeguard their systems online.
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- Another Critical Vulnerability Patched in SAP Commerce
- Siemens Releases Several Advisories for 'NAME:WRECK' Vulnerabilities
- FBI Agents Secretly Deleted Web Shells From Hacked Microsoft Exchange Servers
- At Least 100 Million Devices Affected by "NAME:WRECK" DNS Flaws in TCP/IP Stacks
- Google Patches More Under-Attack Chome Zero-days
- Swedish Sports Body Hacked by Russians, Officials Say
- Breaches Detected Faster, But Ransomware Surge a Major Factor: FireEye
- MS Patch Tuesday: NSA Reports New Critical Exchange Flaws
- Adobe Patches Critical Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Photoshop, Bridge
- Exploit Released for Critical Vulnerability Affecting QNAP NAS Devices
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