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Compliance

• DHS Sounds Alarm on Potential for Major Russian Cyberattacks on US
• The Case for Backing Up Source Code
• Ransomware Operators Are Feeling the Heat
• Are You Prepared to Defend Against a USB Attack?
• A Level-Set on Russia-Borne Cyber Threats
• IT Leaders Consider Security Tech a Part of Business Transformation
• Fraud Is On the Rise, and It's Going to Get Worse
• REvil Ransomware Gang Arrests Trigger Uncertainty, Concern in Cybercrime Forums
• Looking Beyond Biden's Binding Security Directive
• Biden Broadens NSA Oversight of National Security Systems
• (ISC)² Appoints Jon France, CISSP, as Chief Information Security Officer
• Researchers Discover Dangerous Firmware-Level Rootkit
• Automating Response Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint
• Red Cross Hit via Third-Party Cyberattack
• Enterprises Are Sailing Into a Perfect Storm of Cloud Risk
• 4 Ways to Develop Your Team's Cyber Skills
• Cisco's Kenna Security Research Shows the Relative Likelihood of an Organization Being Exploited
• FireEye & McAfee Enterprise Renamed as Trellix
• What Happens to My Organization If APIs Are Compromised?
• Nigerian Police Arrest 11 Individuals in BEC Crackdown
• Revamped Community-Based DDoS Defense Tool Improves Filtering
• 1Password Raises $620M Series C, Now Valued at $6.8B
• 5 AI and Cybersecurity Predictions for 2022
• When Patching Security Flaws, Smarter Trumps Faster
• Cloud Adoption Widens the Cybersecurity Skills Gap
• LogPoint Releases LogPoint 7, Adding SOAR Capabilities Within SIEM
• (ISC)² Launches Entry-Level Cybersecurity Course
• Preparing for the Next Cybersecurity Epidemic: Deepfakes
• Cloud Identity Startup Permiso Launches With $10M Seed
• Microsoft Details Recent Damaging Malware Attacks on Ukrainian Organizations
• Researchers Explore Hacking VirusTotal to Find Stolen Credentials
• End Users Remain Organizations' Biggest Security Risk
• Take 'Urgent' Steps to Secure Systems From Damaging Attacks, CISA Says
• Kaspersky Announces Takedown Service
• Kovrr Translates Cyber Risk into Business Impact with its Quantum Platform
• Europol Shuts Down Popular Cybercriminal VPN Service
• US Search for Vulnerabilities Drives 10x Increase in Bug Reports
• Name That Toon: Nowhere to Hide
• 5 Reasons Why M&A Is the Engine Driving Cybersecurity
• Mastering the Art of Cloud Tagging Using Data Science
• Russia Takes Down REvil Ransomware Operation, Arrests Key Members
• The Cybersecurity Measures CTOs Are Actually Implementing
• Maryland Dept. of Health Responds to Ransomware Attack
• White House Meets With Software Firms and Open Source Orgs on Security
• What's Next for Patch Management: Automation
• BlueNoroff Threat Group Targets Cryptocurrency Startups
• Fighting Back Against Pegasus, Other Advanced Mobile Malware
• How to Protect Your Phone from Pegasus and Other APTs
• New Vulnerabilities Highlight Risks of Trust in Public Cloud
• How Cybercriminals Are Cashing in on the Culture of 'Yes'
• Redefining the CISO-CIO Relationship
• Microsoft RDP Bug Enables Data Theft, Smart-Card Hijacking
• Check If You Have to Worry About the Latest HTTP Protocol Stack Flaw
• Oxeye Introduce Open Source Payload Deobfuscation Tool
• New Research Reveals Public-Sector IAM Weaknesses and Priorities
• New Cyberattack Campaign Uses Public Cloud Infrastructure to Spread RATs
• Why Is Cyber Assessment So Important in Security?
• Flashpoint Acquires Risk Based Security
• Critical Infrastructure Security and a Case for Optimism in 2022
• Patch Management Today: A Risk-Based Strategy to Defeat Cybercriminals
• Let's Play! Raising the Stakes for Threat Modeling With Card Games
• Kiteworks Acquires Email Encryption Leader totemo
• Microsoft Kicks Off 2022 With 96 Security Patches
• Cloud Apps Replace Web as Source for Most Malware Downloads
• Honeywell Adds Deception Tech to Building Automation Systems Security
• Enterprise Security at CES 2022 Marked by IoT, Biometrics, and PC Chips
• FBI, NSA & CISA Issue Advisory on Russian Cyber Threat to US Critical Infrastructure
• Details Released on SonicWall Flaws in SMA-100 Devices
• Why the Insider Threat Will Motivate Cyber and Physical Teams to Collaborate More Than Ever in 2022
• Remotely Exploitable NetUSB Flaw Puts Millions of Devices at Risk
• Businesses Suffered 50% More Cyberattack Attempts per Week in 2021
• Why Security Awareness Training Should Begin in the C-Suite
• Kaspersky Research Uncovers Cybersecurity Budgets, Insurance, and Vendor Expectations for 2022
• 5 Things to Know About Next-Generation SIEM
• What Editing Crosswords Can Teach Us About Security Leadership
• No Significant Intrusions Related to Log4j Flaw Yet, CISA Says
• Microsoft: macOS 'Powerdir' Flaw Could Enable Access to User Data
• Breach Response Shift: More Lawyers, Less Cyber-Insurance Coverage
• FBI Warns FIN7 Campaign Delivers Ransomware via BadUSB
• The Evolution of Patch Management: How and When It Got So Complicated
• NHS Warns of Attackers Targeting Log4j Flaws in VMware Horizon
• MSP Thrive Acquires InCare Technologies
• Cerberus Sentinel Acquires True Digital Security
• IT/OT Convergence Is More Than a Catchy Phrase
• How to Proactively Limit Damage From BlackMatter Ransomware
• 7 Predictions for Global Energy Cybersecurity in 2022
• Enterprises Worry About Increased Data Risk in Cloud
• Google Docs Comments Weaponized in New Phishing Campaign
• New Mexico's Bernalillo County Investigates Ransomware Attack
• Convergence Zone: CNAPP Aids in Integrated Cloud-Native Security
• CDN Cache Poisoning Allows DoS Attacks Against Cloud Apps
• Rethinking Cybersecurity Jobs as a Vocation Instead of a Profession
• New Mac Malware Samples Underscore Growing Threat
• Hybrid Multicloud Strategies Are Keeping the Public Sector at the Forefront of Threat Mitigation
• New Attack Campaign Exploits Microsoft Signature Verification
• NY AG: 1.1M Online Consumer Accounts Found Compromised in Credential-Stuffing Attacks
• FTC: Companies Could Face Legal Action for Failing to Patch Log4j
• Which Cloud Strategy Is Right For My Organization's Security Needs?
• Why We Need To Reframe the False-Positive Problem
• Putting Ransomware Gangs Out of Business With AI