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Organizations continue to shift workloads to the cloud at a rapid pace to achieve faster time to market, increased responsiveness, and cost reductions. With the majority of organizations expected to have more than half their workloads in the cloud within the next 12-18 months, it is no surprise that cloud security continues to remain a top concern.
Threats are multiplying in number and morphing in complexity faster than most organizations can adapt. Managed detection and response as a third-party managed service is an approach that allows organizations to keep pace.
According to a new Tessian report, 30% employees do not think they personally play a role in maintaining their company's cybersecurity posture. This Help Net Security video reveals why strong security culture is important in maintaining a strong security posture.
It covers elements of critical infrastructure exploitation, adversarial artificial intelligence, initial access brokers, critical event management, extended detection and response, and other issues shaping our current security environment. This report covers topics confronting individuals and organizations around the world.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense confirmed it was hit by a DDoS attack on Wednesday in what has been an eventful week for the island nation, US-Sino relations, and semiconductors. The DDoS attack on the Ministry of Defense followed a separate one on Taiwan's presidential website on Tuesday.
The investigation relies on information mainly gathered by the US central bank regarding an internal probe of 13 persons of interest known as the P-network. Those individuals were allegedly part of a network engaged in a "Sustained malign influence and information theft campaign" targeting the Federal Reserve.
SonicWall has published its latest threat report, showing a drop in ransomware but an increase in malware attacks in the first half of 2022. In an interview with The Register, SonicWall CEO Bill Conner noted that factors including the Russia and Ukraine conflict as well as the activities of law enforcement agencies had at least partially caused the drop but warned: "I think in the next six to 12 months you're going to see ransomware come back strong as the state of affairs settle into whatever this new norm is."
It's very important to submit an incident report when an incident happens, regardless of whether it caused any injuries to employees. How to write an incident report Record the basic facts.
The global cloud migration continues to fuel a market expected to hit the $1 trillion milestone in 2028. A recent report of Forrester Consulting, commissioned by Quali, found that 63% of surveyed IT and decision-makers say their organizations lack the support for a variety of cloud resources.
Vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platform HackerOne on Friday disclosed that a former employee at the firm improperly accessed security reports submitted to it for personal gain. The employee, who had access to HackerOne systems between April 4 and June 23, 2022, for triaging vulnerability disclosures associated with different customer programs, has since been terminated by the San Francisco-headquartered company as of June 30.