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Microsoft’s embattled security response unit is scrambling to deal with another zero-day attack hitting users of its flagship Microsoft Office software suite. [Read More]
SecurityWeek spoke to CISOs from the City of Tampa, and from Tallahassee to learn if a city CISO needs to be similarly different to a private sector CISO. [Read More]
SOAR platform provider D3 Security has raised $10 million and obtained an additional $5 million in debt financing. [Read More]
The application can be used to monitor someone’s phone use, online activity, and even physical movements, but exposes users to stalkers and abuse, the FTC argues. [Read More]
The SEC has sanctioned several companies over cybersecurity failures that resulted in email accounts getting hacked and customer information getting compromised. [Read More]
The number of cybersecurity-related mergers and acquisitions announced in the past months has remained constant, with roughly 40 deals announced in August 2021 as well. [Read More]
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has published the third edition of its pipeline cybersecurity standard. [Read More]
This week, the agency added single-factor authentication to its Bad Practices list, underlining that attackers may access systems by matching a single factor only. [Read More]
The CISO is an organization’s top person in cybersecurity. Is that it? Is that the end of a CISO’s career progression? In fact ‒ is being CISO effectively a dead-end job? [Read More]
The three-year course will help train future prosecutors and attorneys on handling cybersecurity-related cases. [Read More]
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Before even thinking about approaching a vendor, talk at length about the project amongst yourselves. What problem are you trying to solve and how will you know when you’ve solved it?
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