VMware bundles support for the branch-of-one workforce

VMware bundles support for the branch-of-one workforce

VMware has unveiled an integrated package of cloud security, access control and networking software aimed at addressing the key needs of today’s COVID-19-driven remote workforce. VMware Anywhere Workspace brings together the company’s core enterprise software products, including its Workspace ONE unified endpoint management, Carbon Black Cloud cloud-native endpoint security, and secure access service edge (SASE) components, into a single system to support a widely distributed workforce. “Enterprises are moving from simply supporting remote work to…

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VMware targets branch-of-one workforce with integrated access, security, network package

VMware bundles support for the branch-of-one workforce

VMware has unveiled an integrated package of cloud security, access control and networking software aimed at addressing the key needs of today’s COVID-19-driven remote workforce. VMware Anywhere Workspace brings together the company’s core enterprise software products, including its Workspace ONE unified endpoint management offering, Carbon Black Cloud cloud-native endpoint security platform, and secure access service edge (SASE) components, into a single deployable system to support the widely distributed workforce. “Enterprises are moving from simply supporting…

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Cisco Live takeaways: IT and operations team up – Cisco Blogs

Cisco Live takeaways: IT and operations team up – Cisco Blogs

A common theme cropped up at the last Cisco Live!, held virtually from March 31 to April 1, 2021. I’d sum it up like this: IT improves operations only if operational teams will use the solutions. Ease-of-use and reliability rule! If you were one of the more than 100,000 people who attended, you probably heard some version of that message. Here’s my take on how it showed through in sessions on multi-access wireless technologies, cybersecurity,…

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Webex Ranks Best of Breed in NSA Collaboration Services Guidelines

Webex Ranks Best of Breed in NSA Collaboration Services Guidelines

Guidelines for a Safe, Secure, and Compliant Collaboration Ecosystem The National Security Agency (NSA) published a set of guidelines for “Selecting and Safely Using Collaboration Services for Telework.” The guidelines that evaluated 17 collaboration service providers identified a dozen critical criteria for cybersecurity functionality and security assurance to help government employees and organizations make informed decisions when selecting a collaboration service for their needs. The goal is to help users “draw down their risk exposure”…

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National Security (NSA) Collaboration Guidelines: 5 Key Questions for Assuring Security and Compliance

National Security (NSA) Collaboration Guidelines: 5 Key Questions for Assuring Security and Compliance

Part of a Powering People First series that focuses on increasing and promoting personal well-being and building better quality connections and a more inclusive work experience for all Ensuring Safe, Secure, and Compliant Collaboration In late 2020, the National Security Agency (NSA) published its guidelines for “Selecting and Safely Using Collaboration Services for Telework.” They outlined 12 criteria to gauge the security stance of 17 collaboration service providers, including Cisco Webex. These guidelines highlight essential…

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Threat Actor Claims to Have Hacked Domino’s

Threat Actor Claims to Have Hacked Domino’s

A threat actor is claiming to have stolen the personal data of over a million customers of Domino’s Pizza. In an advert placed on the dark web, the alleged hacker says that they are selling 13 terabytes of data that they claim was stolen from the Indian branch of the American multinational pizza restaurant.  The illicit advertisement was discovered by Alon Gal, the co-founder and chief technology officer of Israel-based cybercrime intelligence firm Hudson Rock. Gal posted news…

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Access Token Theft and Manipulation Attacks – A Door to Local Privilege Escalation | McAfee Blogs

Access Token Theft and Manipulation Attacks – A Door to Local Privilege Escalation | McAfee Blogs

Executive Summary Many malware attacks designed to inflict damage on a network are armed with lateral movement capabilities. Post initial infection, such malware would usually need to perform a higher privileged task or execute a privileged command on the compromised system to be able to further enumerate the infection targets and compromise more systems on the network. Consequently, at some point during its lateral movement activities, it would need to escalate its privileges using one…

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Digital Divorce: Who Gets the Airline Miles and Music Files? | McAfee Blogs

Digital Divorce: Who Gets the Airline Miles and Music Files? | McAfee Blogs

Something you’ll want to know about all those movies, mp3s, eBooks, air miles, and hotel points you’ve accrued over the years: they’re digital assets that can factor into a divorce settlement.  Understandably, several factors determine the distribution of assets in a divorce. However, when it comes to dividing digital assets, divorce settlements and proceedings are charting new territory. The rate of digital innovation and adoption in recent years has filled our phones, tablets, and computers with all manner of digital assets. What’s more, there are also the funds sitting in our payment apps or possibly further monies…

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Water After Oldsmar

Water After Oldsmar

How to Prevent the Next Attack on Our Water Infrastructure By Josh Cohen, Cyber Director, Economic and Trade Mission at the Embassy of Israel to the U.S. To get a preview of the next possible mass casualty terrorist attack, look no further than the Florida town of Oldsmar. In what was surely a Sum of All Fears  moment for Government officials, a cyber intruder of unknown origin attempted to poison Oldsmar’s water supply on February…

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The Journey to Proximity: It’s a Marathon, not a Sprint – Cisco Blogs

The Journey to Proximity: It’s a Marathon, not a Sprint – Cisco Blogs

As the Proximity Initiative was taking shape at Cisco last year, the realities of the inequality and injustice plaguing our communities began sparking worldwide outrage. The horrific events of 2020 became a sobering wake-up call: they brought me to the realization that I had drastically misunderstood the pervasive, systemic nature of racism and other forms of discrimination, and underestimated their effects on my neighbors, friends, and coworkers. I found myself in moments of vulnerability that I never expected, including crying in front of a few hundred employees in an All Hands call. Most of my tears were for the atrocities unfolding all around us, but many were for the realization that I had been blind to so much.  …

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