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Chaos ransomware explained: A rapidly evolving threat
The Chaos ransomware builder, now rebranded as Yashma, is quickly improving and being adopted by cybercriminal groups.
New Mend service auto-detects and fixes code, app security issues
Mend, formerly WhiteSource, announces new service designed to detect and fix code security issues, reduce the software attack surface and application security burden.
Patching the latest Active Directory vulnerabilities is not enough
Follow these steps after running the November and May Microsoft updates to fully address Active Directory vulnerabilities.
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Security and privacy laws, regulations, and compliance: The complete guide
This handy directory provides summaries and links to the full text of each security or privacy law and regulation.
HYAS brings security threat detection, response to production networks
HYAS Confront uses domain expertise and proprietary machine learning to monitor and detect anomalies in production network environments and improve visibility as applications move to the cloud.
Exium expands SASE, 5G-based security for midsize enterprise networks
The on-premises module offers new capabilities, based on 5G standards, for midsize businesses.
7 machine identity management best practices
Managing machine identities can be just as important as managing human identities, especially in a zero-trust environment.
DOJ: Good faith security research won’t be charged under Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
The U.S. Department of Justice revises its policy regarding charging violations of the CFAA. Good faith security research will no longer be charged.
Data protection concerns spike as states get ready to outlaw abortion
The use of personal data from brokers, apps, smartphones, and browsers to identify those seeking an abortion raises new data protection and privacy risks.
IDaaS explained: How it compares to IAM
IDaaS is a cloud-based consumption model for IAM. It offers cost, scalability, and other advantages, but it also comes with its own risks.
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What is cryptography? How algorithms keep information secret and safe
Cryptography is the art of keeping information secret and safe by transforming it into form that unintended recipients cannot understand. It makes secure data transmission over the internet possible.
Canada bans Huawei, ZTE in 5G networks
Ottawa government’s move follows similar bans in other English-speaking countries, citing potential security risks to 5G communications networks.
Raytheon’s John DeSimone on building the offensive line
Security teams need to become more proactive and go after malware, says DeSimone.
The CSO guide to top security conferences, 2022
Tracking postponements, cancellations, and conferences gone virtual — CSO Online’s calendar of upcoming security conferences makes it easy to find the events that matter the most to you.
Enterprises report rise in risk events, yet risk management lags
More threats to data, privacy are the top concerns of risk managers and are becoming “the new normal.”
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