Security News > 2021 > January
Stord introduced the Stord Cloud Supply Chain, offering end-to-end supply chain services spanning its network of over 500 warehouses, 30 fulfillment centers and 20,000 carriers, vertically integrated through a singular pay-as-you-go software platform. Stord has built the supply chain cloud that wraps up all the logistics services and technology tools needed for an end-to-end supply chain in one pre-integrated cloud platform.
AccessData Group announced the release of AD Enterprise 7.4.2, a new version of its software for managing internal forensic investigations and post-breach analysis that introduces remote data collection for endpoints outside of the corporate network, as well as the ability to collect data from sources in the cloud. With AD Enterprise 7.4.2, users can collect and analyze data from remote Windows endpoints that are outside the corporate network with no VPN connectivity by using Site Server Integration.
To help organizations increase the efficiency of their global supply chains, Oracle announced new logistics capabilities within Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing. The updates to Oracle Transportation Management and Oracle Global Trade Management, a part of Oracle Cloud SCM, help customers reduce costs, make better planning decisions, and improve customer experience.
Google on Monday disclosed details about an ongoing campaign carried out by a government-backed threat actor from North Korea that has targeted security researchers working on vulnerability research and development. The goal, it appears, is to steal exploits developed by the researchers for possibly undisclosed vulnerabilities, thereby allowing them to stage further attacks on vulnerable targets of their choice.
DirectDefense announced the launch of the Enterprise Security Program Review, a joint security offering with IronNet, Unlimited Technology and Exero. The ESPR will assess, test, and review an organization's existing security controls, analyze risk exposure, and help implement individually-tailored security solutions.
Refinitiv is further expanding the scope of its data-driven due diligence reports with the addition of cybersecurity and company credit risk ratings from BitSight and Creditsafe. Compiled by an experienced team of 450 analysts, the due diligence reports offer customers objective risk ratings according to six main categories of risk; identity, integrity, finance, ESG, cyber, and operational and quality risks.
Offensive Security announced the launch of Windows User Mode Exploit Development, a new course focused on exploit development and reverse engineering techniques. EXP-301 teaches the fundamentals of exploit development, and emphasizes the techniques that security researchers must learn to understand and attack standard Windows protections.
Intel announced the appointment of Sunil Shenoy as senior vice president and general manager of the Design Engineering Group, effective Feb. 1. Shenoy, a 33-year Intel veteran who departed in 2014, returns to the company to lead the critical work of design, development, validation and manufacturing of intellectual properties and system-on-chips for client and data center applications.
Mobile network operator USCellular suffered a data breach after hackers gained access to its CRM and viewed customers' accounts. In a data breach notification filed with the Vermont attorney general's office, USCellular states that retail store's employees were scammed into downloading software onto a computer.
Galileo has announced the appointment of Archana Puri as chief product officer. The former PayPal executive is responsible for developing, maintaining and executing new products in Galileo's pipeline, as well as enhancing current Galileo products and features.