Security News > 2022 > January > Week in review: 2022 cloud security trends, Microsoft fixes wormable RCE
Phishers are targeting Office 365 users by exploiting Adobe CloudPhishers are creating Adobe Creative Cloud accounts and using them to send phishing emails capable of thwarting traditional checks and some advanced threat protection solutions, Avanan security researcher Jeremy Fuchs warns.
Microsoft fixes wormable RCE in Windows Server and WindowsThe first Patch Tuesday of 2022 is upon us, and Microsoft has delivered patches for 96 CVE-numbered vulnerabilities, including a wormable RCE flaw in Windows Server.
6 cloud security trends to watch for in 2022It's fascinating to take a step back and look at how "The cloud" developed over the last two decades.
There has been a lot of innovation that has sparked a new wave of technologies - from the boom in serverless technologies to the evolution of cloud automation security.
Data security in the age of insider threats: A primerOf course, your employees are diligent, security conscious and loyal.
The year-over-year analysis identifies the top trends in cloud attacker activities and cloud data risks from 2021 as compared to 2020, and examines changes in the malware landscape throughout 2021, highlighting that attackers are achieving more success delivering malware payloads to their victims and offering advice for improving security posture in 2022.
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