Crystal Valley hit by ransomware attack, it is the second farming cooperative shut down in a week

Crystal Valley hit by ransomware attack, it is the second farming cooperative shut down in a week

Minnesota-based farming supply cooperative Crystal Valley was hit by a ransomware attack, it is the second attack against the agriculture business in a few days. Minnesota farming supply cooperative Crystal Valley has suffered a ransomware attack, this is the second farming cooperative that was hit by ransomware operators in a few days. At this time, the family of ransomware thet infected the systems of the company was not disclosed. The farming cooperative offers its services…

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New Guidelines on Remote Assessments

New Guidelines on Remote Assessments

Today, the Council has published “PCI SSC Remote Assessment Guidelines and Procedures”. These Guidelines define the principles and procedures for the appropriate use of remote assessments for PCI SSC standards when an onsite assessment is not possible. Here we interview Emma Sutcliffe, SVP Standards Officer on how the industry can use these guidelines to support secure remote assessment practices.

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Insurance digitalization spawns increase in identity fraud, report finds

Insurance digitalization spawns increase in identity fraud, report finds

Insurance digitalization spawns increase in identity fraud, report finds | 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. This…

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Are VPNs still the best solution for security?

Are VPNs still the best solution for security?

Cybersecurity professionals rely on VPNs to secure remote endpoints with an organization’s home network. One expert suggests there is a better, simpler and safer approach to accomplish the same thing. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto It’s almost old news to say that COVID changed everything, and remote workforces are here to stay. As to what’s changing, organizations are reevaluating their investments and modifying work environments so that they have as small an attack surface as possible. This…

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LG to Acquire Cybellum

LG to Acquire Cybellum

The board of directors at Korean electronics company LG Electronics has approved the acquisition of Israel-based vehicle cybersecurity startup Cybellum. In announcing the deal on Thursday, LG said it would assume a stake of around 64% in Cybellum, which was valued at $140m. The remaining shares will be acquired soon, at which time the final valuation and total investment amount will be confirmed. LG called the acquisition “a strategic move that will enhance LG’s cybersecurity capabilities and accelerate its efforts to…

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Cisco patches three critical holes in IOS XE software

Cisco patches three critical holes in IOS XE software

Cisco has patched three critical security holes in its IOS XE software that’s used across a variety of its core routers and switches. The three critical warnings are part of a big release of 32 security alerts, many of which are IOS XE-related, including firewall, SD-WAN and wireless access vulnerabilities. Of the critical patches, the worst is a weakness in the Cisco IOS XE Software for Cisco Catalyst 9000 Family Wireless Controllers; it’s rated as…

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Florida Yet to Spend $30M Allocated for Cybersecurity

Florida Yet to Spend M Allocated for Cybersecurity

Lawmakers in Florida are asking why the state has failed to spend millions of dollars it was assigned to fund the implementation of new cybersecurity measures. The Miami Herald reports that despite lawmakers’ allocating $30m for the improvements months ago, the Sunshine State is yet to spend a single cent. The office of Florida’s statewide chief information officer, Jamie Grant, requested the money seven months ago with the understanding that it would be used for threat assessments,…

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CISA releases de-escalation training series for critical infrastructure operators

CISA releases de-escalation training series for critical infrastructure operators

CISA releases de-escalation training series for critical infrastructure operators | 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. This…

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Complex New SMS Malware Discovered

Complex New SMS Malware Discovered

Cell phone users in Canada and the United States are being targeted by a new and advanced form of SMS malware that lures victims with COVID-19-related content. Threat analysts at Cloudmark discovered the new low-volume campaign attacking Android mobile device users and named it TangleBot. This complex malware can directly obtain personal information, control device interaction with apps and overlay screens, and steal account information from financial activities initiated on the device. TangleBot sends SMS text messages themed…

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Fast Forward Your Firewall Business – Cisco Blogs

Fast Forward Your Firewall Business – Cisco Blogs

It’s no secret that our customer’s security needs are continuing to evolve and change as organizations transition to the cloud – whether it’s to support sustained hybrid work posture or adopt strategies like Zero Trust or Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) – customers need end-to-end security that simplifies the experience, reduces complexity, and integrates with their existing security investments. A foundational element to much of these initiatives is having strong firewalling capabilities to bring better…

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