Avnet’s outside-in approach to cloud ERP migration pays dividends

Avnet’s outside-in approach to cloud ERP migration pays dividends

Electronic components distributor Avnet traces its history back over 100 years to the store on New York’s “Radio Row” where founder Charles Avnet first sold surplus parts to hobbyists. The company soon began supplying manufacturers, opening its own assembly operation and warehouses across the country. To better serve its industrial customers, it began building its first automated warehouses in the mid-1980s, run on homegrown logistics software, and then about 30 years ago put SAP’s ERP…

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Ransomware Attack Hits French Telecoms Firm

Ransomware Attack Hits French Telecoms Firm

French telecoms operator La Poste Mobile has alerted customers that their data may have been compromised in a ransomware attack that targeted the company’s administrative and management systems on July 4.  The attack, believed to have been carried out by the LockBit ransomware group, took the company’s systems offline as it attempted to minimize damage. Seven days later, its website is still offline and visitors are greeted by a statement in French telling customers to…

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Advantage- Disadvantage Analysis for Implementing Cloud Services

Advantage- Disadvantage Analysis for Implementing Cloud Services

Which Methodology Do You Use to Make the Right Decision? By Zsolt Baranya, Information Security Auditor, Black Cell Ltd. Numerous organizations are thinking about introducing cloud-based systems or cloud services. The decision is rather difficult and complex because of the advantages and disadvantages. Usually, the decision makers’ main arguments are the higher availability and the reduced IT operations cost compared to an on-premises architecture. There are legal requirements and recommendations describing the importance of advantage-…

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Code signing is a valuable tool — if it’s secure

Code signing is a valuable tool — if it’s secure

Code signing is a valuable tool — if it’s secure | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. …

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Defending Aircraft Networks Against Cybersecurity Breaches

Defending Aircraft Networks Against Cybersecurity Breaches

The aviation industry is both vast and complex. More than 45,000 flights and 2.9 million passengers travel through U.S. airspace every day, requiring high-tech tools and extensive communications networks. All of that data and complexity makes the sector a prime target for cybercriminals. Worryingly, only 49% of non-governmental organizations have fully adopted NIST security standards. As attacks against critical infrastructure and rapidly digitizing industries rise, the aviation industry must reevaluate its standards. How Vulnerable Are…

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Using DevSecOps for Efficient IT Security | The State of Security

Using DevSecOps for Efficient IT Security | The State of Security

DevSecOps is the key to achieving effective IT security in software development. By taking a proactive approach to security and building it into the process from the start, DevSecOps ensures improved application security. It also allows organizations to rapidly develop application security with fewer bottlenecks and setbacks. Some critical aspects of the DevSecOps approach and best practices can help organizations get started implementing this development strategy. Building DevSecOps for Efficiency DevSecOps is a more efficient…

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Data Distribution Service: Mitigating Risks Part 3

Data Distribution Service: Mitigating Risks Part 3

We created an attacker on the network that sends an RTPS payload with parameter Length set to 4 null bytes, causing the DDS layer underneath the ROS 2 node to crash abruptly. The Lidar sensor is still sending information about obstacles, but this is not delivered in time (if at all), causing the control loop to miss deadlines. Consequently, the robot will be blind to obstacles or won’t see them in time. Recommendations Following the…

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How Shady Code Commits Compromise the Security of the Open-Source Ecosystem

How Shady Code Commits Compromise the Security of the Open-Source Ecosystem

Traditionally, concerns over open-source code security have revolved around whether or not open-source code could contain vulnerabilities, backdoors, or hidden malicious code. In recent months, however, we have observed a growth in a particular trend: Open-source code is being subjected to modifications to its functionality to express political protest. These instances of so-called “protestware” occur in the form of code changes by certain open-source code maintainers or backers in what could only be surmised as…

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Private 5G Network Security Expectations Part 3

Private 5G Network Security Expectations Part 3

Q: Are you or do you expect to use cloud-based capabilities in your private network? Network cloudification?Base: n = 408 Source: 451 Research custom study Coexistence of technology evolution and cybersecurity Openness expands business opportunities, but there are always major security challenges. Many of us will remember the Apache Log4j vulnerability that occurred at the end of 2021. The use of open source is also promoted in O-RAN ALLIANCE mentioned above, but the biggest security…

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