Housing First Rome, a unique partnership to end homelessness in Rome – Cisco Blogs

Housing First Rome, a unique partnership to end homelessness in Rome – Cisco Blogs

For over 35 years, “Mario” had put his heart into his job as a waiter — sometimes working up to 14 hours daily — before quitting to run his own bar. However, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit Europe, it struck Italy particularly hard. On March 9, 2020, Mario closed his bar after the government ordered all non-essential businesses to shutter. Without a job or income, he ended up on the street. As a result of…

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The rising tide of cyber insurance premiums in the age of ransomware

The rising tide of cyber insurance premiums in the age of ransomware

The rising tide of cyber insurance premiums in the age of ransomware | 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…

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Talking Healthcare with a Team of CX Healthcare Experts – Cisco Blogs

Talking Healthcare with a Team of CX Healthcare Experts – Cisco Blogs

The pandemic has accelerated the pace and scale of digital transformation in healthcare. From delivery of care to security to clinical collaboration, technology is at the heart of today’s modern healthcare organization. For the CX Americas Healthcare Practice, it’s about helping healthcare customers leverage Cisco technology to increase business value, remove burdens and move healthcare forward, faster. Applying strengths, improving outcomes Health systems face several challenges, including mountains of technical debt, staffing issues and resource…

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NDR unveiled as essential when complying with the Executive Order – Cisco Blogs

NDR unveiled as essential when complying with the Executive Order – Cisco Blogs

On May 12, 2021, the president of the United States released an executive order on cyber security. The order contained prescriptive actions for compliance as the executive branch responded to the “persistent and increasingly sophisticated malicious cyber campaigns” and their resulting impact on business and public life. But much of the document is more declarative and focused on desired outcomes tied to the overall directive to modernize and improve the nation’s cybersecurity posture, narrowing in on…

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China’s APT41 Manages Library of Breached Certificates

China’s APT41 Manages Library of Breached Certificates

A freelance Chinese APT group is actively managing a library of compromised code-signing digital certificates to support cyber-espionage attacks targeting supply chain vendors, according to Venafi. The security vendor’s latest research report details the work of APT41, an unusual group in that it has previously been observed carrying out attacks for both traditional state-sponsored cyber-espionage and personal financial gain. Venafi claimed that using the certificates and keys that authenticate pieces of code are a key part of its tactics….

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Human-based Risks are the Biggest Threat to Your Organization

Human-based Risks are the Biggest Threat to Your Organization

Getty Your employees are your biggest vulnerability. Often, these are genuine mistakes: people accidentally falling for phishing attacks or mistakenly leaking data. Occasionally, employees also intentionally break the rules. Regardless of their intent, individuals create risk every day for your business — while simply doing their jobs. In fact, research finds 83% of organizations experienced a serious incident caused by human error. The 2021 Egress Insider Data Breach Survey also finds 73% of enterprises have…

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North Korean Hacking Group Targets Diplomats, Forgoes Malware

North Korean Hacking Group Targets Diplomats, Forgoes Malware

A North Korean cyber-operations group has increased its focus on cyber espionage and targeting diplomats and regional experts, using captured user credentials to fuel phishing attacks and only rarely using malware to persist in targeted organizations. A new report by message-security firm Proofpoint, which focused on a single subgroup of what other security firms call Kimsuky, found that the North Korean group mainly targets individuals in the United States, Russia, and China, and usually attempts…

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State-sponsored North Korean hackers responsible for blitz of attacks in 2021

State-sponsored North Korean hackers responsible for blitz of attacks in 2021

Suspected government-backed hackers from North Korea launched almost weekly cyberattacks on a wide array of targets throughout the first half of 2021, according to research released on Thursday by security firm Proofpoint. The group, dubbed TA406, engaged in espionage, digital crime, and sextortion. It conducted frequent credential phishing campaigns against foreign policy experts and non-governmental groups whose work related to the Korean peninsula, as well as journalists and academics. Researchers also uncovered, for the first…

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VMware Cross-Cloud Services Help Customers Run their Businesses Better in AWS

VMware Cross-Cloud Services Help Customers Run their Businesses Better in AWS

News Detail VMware Carbon Black Cloud and VMware Tanzu now available in AWS Marketplace PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW) is making it easier for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers to purchase and deploy VMware Cross-Cloud services to support their AWS environments. VMware Cross-Cloud services help AWS customers drive digital innovation with enterprise control. This press … Thu, 18 Nov 2021 00:00:00 VMware Carbon Black Cloud and VMware Tanzu now available in AWS Marketplace…

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North Korea ramped up hacking attempts in 2021: Report

North Korea ramped up hacking attempts in 2021: Report

Hackers linked to the North Korean regime waged weekly hacking campaigns in 2021, producing a noticeable uptick in activity from years past, cybersecurity company Proofpoint said in a new report Thursday. Proofpoint analysts have tracked the hacker group called TA406 since 2018, but the volume of their work remained low until 2021 when the hackers began weekly campaigns targeting nongovernmental organizations, foreign policy experts and journalists. The hackers adopted false personas and targeted people in…

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