ChaosDB, a Critical Cosmos DB flaw affected thousands of Microsoft Azure Customers

ChaosDB, a Critical Cosmos DB flaw affected thousands of Microsoft Azure Customers

Microsoft has fixed a critical flaw in Cosmos DB that allowed any Azure user to remotely take over other users’ databases without any authorization. Researchers from Cloud security company Wiz disclosed technical details of a now-fixed Azure Cosmos database vulnerability, dubbed ChaosDB, that could have been potentially exploited by attackers to gain full admin access to other customers’ database instances without any authorization. The flaw was trivial to exploit and impacts thousands of organizations worldwide….

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CISA urges enterprises to fix Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB flaw

CISA urges enterprises to fix Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB flaw

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an alert urging enterprises to address the recently disclosed vulnerability in Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an alert urging organizations to address the recently disclosed vulnerability in Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB (aka ChaosDB) as soon as possible. Last week, researchers from Cloud security company Wiz disclosed technical details of a now-fixed Azure Cosmos database vulnerability, dubbed ChaosDB, that could…

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Cisco vAnalytics: enabling an optimal user experience with Microsoft 365 – Cisco Blogs

Cisco vAnalytics: enabling an optimal user experience with Microsoft 365 – Cisco Blogs

Applications and cloud connectivity are the lifeblood of any enterprise today. The ability to connect users to applications reliably and securely across the remote workforce, branches, data centers, and multicloud has become a critical success factor for any organization. In a time where employees are working from home or in a hybrid work environment, reliable and secure connectivity to SaaS applications, such as Microsoft 365, is ever more important. Applications experience poses special challenges for network…

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UK Cyber Security Council Appoints New Chief Executive

UK Cyber Security Council Appoints New Chief Executive

The UK Cyber Security Council has appointed Simon Hepburn as its permanent chief executive. Hepburn will succeed Don MacIntyre, who was appointed interim CEO of the Council in January 2021, shortly before it launched as an independent organization. He is tasked with driving forward the remit of the self-regulatory body for the cybersecurity education and skills sector, whose activities are funded by the UK government. This is primarily to represent the cybersecurity profession, drive awareness and excellence across the…

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How Laboratoria is transforming the face of tech in Latin America – Cisco Blogs

How Laboratoria is transforming the face of tech in Latin America – Cisco Blogs

Latin America’s tech industry is booming. In recent years, major investments in tech infrastructure and an explosion of startup activity have sent the demand for tech talent skyrocketing. For organizations, this means entering a competitive hunt for skilled talent in roles like software developers, UX designers, programmers, and more. Mariana Costa Checa, CEO and Co-Founder of Laboratoria An even bigger challenge? Finding diverse talent. Traditionally, women in Latin America have been under-represented in the tech…

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91% of Industrial Organizations Can Be Penetrated by Hackers

91% of Industrial Organizations Can Be Penetrated by Hackers

More than nine in 10 (91%) industrial organizations are vulnerable to cyber-attacks, according to a new report by Positive Technologies. The study found that external attackers can penetrate the corporate network in all these organizations, and once inside, can obtain user credentials and complete control over the infrastructure in 100% of cases. In over two-thirds (69%) of these cases, external attackers can steal sensitive data from the organization, including information about partners and company employees and internal…

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An Intern’s Experience at Cisco – Cisco Blogs

An Intern’s Experience at Cisco – Cisco Blogs

This post was authored by Fareed Balogun a recent Customer Experience  intern. With this being my final summer before my senior year at Howard University, the pressure felt enormous for me to maximize all the learning opportunities before I plunge into the world as a professional in the tech industry. The road getting here hasn’t always been easy and I was thinking of every worst-case scenario that could occur during my Cisco Internship: Would I…

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Wi-Fi 7 is coming, and Intel makes it sound great

Wi-Fi 7 is coming, and Intel makes it sound great

Wi-Fi has been with us since 1997, predating Google, the iPhone, and robotic vacuum cleaners. It’s basically a legacy technology! Despite its maturity, Wi-Fi is always evolving to meet the needs of consumers and enterprises. There have been eight versions of the Wi-Fi network protocol, with the latest (Wi-Fi 6 or, to use its “street name,” 802.11ax) being released in 2019. Each iteration has been faster and more reliable than its predecessor, a comforting trend….

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Will Intel’s new desktop-CPU design come to its Xeon server chips?

Will Intel’s new desktop-CPU design come to its Xeon server chips?

As part of its Architecture Day, Intel spent a lot of time discussing its next generation PC microprocessor microarchitecture, Alder Lake, which marks a radical change for Intel. The question for us in the data center is will the design make its way to the server? If past is prologue, then yes, in time. Alder Lake is due later this fall in three versions: desktop, mobile, and ultra portable. It will come with up to…

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How to manage the growing costs of cyber security – IT Governance UK Blog

How to manage the growing costs of cyber security – IT Governance UK Blog

Cyber security is becoming an expensive endeavour for organisations – and in many cases, the costs are so high that they can’t deal with threats appropriately. In fact, a Kaspersky report has found that only half of organisations have a dedicated IT security team, and only one in five has the tools to monitor and respond to cyber security incidents. This is despite increased data protection requirements, with the introduction of the likes of the…

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