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The Importance of People in Process

2min

AI Key Takeaways

Technology is only one third of the school when it comes to fiber security, and there are also people in process who hold the culture of an organization.
It is important to make sure that people in process are aware of the fiber security posture and how they contribute to it.

@SteveV

HOW TO BUILD A CLOUD SECURITY PROGRAM WITH CONTAINERS

What's Running Inside Containers?

1min

AI Key Takeaways

Even if you're running serverless, the responsibility of securing your application is on you.
Running applications inside containers leaves their security to the user.
Amazon keeps up with the underlying networking and underlying Kubernetes managed control plane, but the user should take care of the security of running containers in their clusters.
Traditional vulnerability management makes less sense on containers due to the lack of patching.

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Cyber Security Today, Week in Review for the week ending Friday, Sept. 29 ,20023

How to Be an Effective Cybersecurity Awareness Program

1min

AI Key Takeaways

An effective cybersecurity awareness program requires more than just buying a platform.
Training should be integrated into the business culture and reinforced in regular team meetings.
Managers and senior leadership should emphasize the importance of cybersecurity in relation to job performance and business strategy priorities.
Creating a secure culture involves ongoing security conversations and actively listening to employees.
Providing feedback to users who report phishing emails is crucial for motivation and reinforcing positive behavior.

@ski

Cyber Security Today, Oct. 30, 2023 - Hackers warn Las Vegas-area parents they have their children's data

The Elf-v Gang Threatens to Release Stolen Data From Morrison Community Hospital in Illinois

1min

AI Key Takeaways

Some ransomware gangs selectively target hospitals for ransom.
The black cat, Elf-V gang, recently threatened to release stolen data from Morrison Community Hospital.
The gang has started publishing over 8 terabytes of VMware images and employee passwords from the hospital.
More American companies are acknowledging being victims of the hack of their Progress Software Move-It servers.
NASCO is notifying over 800,000 customers about stolen personal information, including names and social security numbers.
Over 2,500 businesses and governments globally have had data stolen through Move-It Compromises.

@ski

Cyber Security Today, Oct. 30, 2023 - Hackers warn Las Vegas-area parents they have their children's data

Data Theft and Publishing of 200,000 Student Profiles in US School District

59sec

AI Key Takeaways

One of the biggest public school districts in the US, Clark County School District in Nevada, has experienced data theft and publishing of 200,000 student profiles.
A group called SingularityMD claims responsibility for the breach, stating they have had access to the school district's IT network for months.
The breach was possible because the school district required students to use their birthday as a password.
The hackers contacted at least one parent, informing them that their children's information had been compromised.
The perpetrators are demanding payment in exchange for returning the stolen data.
This is not the first time the school district has been targeted; it also experienced a ransomware attack in 2020 and did not pay the ransom then or now.

@hfai64

Week in Review: Industrial infrastructure threat, BEC attempts on the rise, TikTok’s Texas progress

Russia's Latest Energy Sector Attack: Preparing for Escalation in War with Ukraine?

1min

AI Key Takeaways

Russia used energy sector attacks and conventional warfare against Ukraine in 2016.
Russia's Cosmic Energy ICS can now disrupt power grids.
Russia may be preparing for an escalation in the war with Ukraine or against NATO.
China has been discovered making cyber-espionage malware to steal critical infrastructure data from Guam.
China's actions raise the question of whether they are planning a similar invasion of Taiwan.
Russia's attack on Ukraine may have emboldened China for such an invasion.
Both Russia and China may be considering escalating conflict with the West.
The fear is that any escalation with Taiwan will drag the US into a prolonged conflict.