Understanding DevOps personas and perspectives – VMware Cloud Community

Understanding DevOps personas and perspectives – VMware Cloud Community

Recognizing the different DevOps personas and understanding their unique perspectives will help to improve collaboration and drive alignment across teams and initiatives.    Despite good intentions, many traditional IT organizations struggle to show successful outcomes from DevOps initiatives quickly enough to generate and maintain momentum. Early attempts can be hampered by a steep operational learning curve, resistance to change (“we can’t because…”), and poorly aligned expectations. To avoid these pitfalls and accelerate these DevOps initiatives,…

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3 SaaS Backup Rules to Keep Your Data Safer in 2021

3 SaaS Backup Rules to Keep Your Data Safer in 2021

By Dmitry Dontov, CEO and Chief Architect of Spin Technology In the wake of the global pandemic, organizations of all types and sizes have pivoted to cloud resources to accommodate the rise of distributed, remote work. Businesses have never been more reliant on the cloud than they are today. The proof is in the remarkable growth we’re seeing in cloud spending and cloud software-as-a-service (SaaS) subscriptions. Gartner forecasts public cloud services spending to grow 18.4%…

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UnityMiner targets unpatched QNAP NAS in cryptocurrency mining campaign

UnityMiner targets unpatched QNAP NAS in cryptocurrency mining campaign

Experts warn of ongoing attacks targeting QNAP network-attached storage (NAS) devices to abuse them in cryptocurrency mining. Researchers at 360Netlab are warning of a cryptocurrency malware campaign targeting unpatched network-attached storage (NAS) devices. via the unauthorized remote command execution vulnerability (CVE-2020-2506 & CVE-2020-2507) Threat actors are exploiting two unauthorized remote command execution vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2020-2506 & CVE-2020-2507, in the Helpdesk app that have been fixed by the vendor in October 2020. The flaws affect QNAP NAS firmware versions…

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How cybercrime groups are exploiting the latest Microsoft Exchange flaws

How cybercrime groups are exploiting the latest Microsoft Exchange flaws

Criminals have been targeting organizations that run Exchange hoping to breach ones that haven’t patched the latest bugs, says ESET. Microsoft Four critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange have paved the way for attackers to take over accessible Exchange servers even without knowing the credentials. On March 2, Microsoft released a series of updates to patch the flaws. But cybercriminals have been rushing to hack affected organizations that haven’t yet applied the patches. Plus, many…

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Superstar K-Pop Band’s TikTok Hacked

Superstar K-Pop Band’s TikTok Hacked

A threat actor has hacked into the social media account of South Korea’s biggest boy band, BTS, also known as the Bangtan Boys. Since their debut in 2013, BTS have taken the music world by storm, winning major accolades at the American Music Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and South Korea’s Melon Music Awards, and becoming the first K-pop band to top the US album charts. The seven-member band joined TikTok in…

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Security platform replaces manual risk assessment with on-the-fly analysis during the build process

Security platform replaces manual risk assessment with on-the-fly analysis during the build process

Apiiro creates user profiles and analyzes a company’s code base to spot high-risk changes. A cybersecurity expert wants to make it easier for software developers and security architects to work together. CEO and co-founder Idan Plotnik used what he learned about user and entity behavior analysis by building his previous company to build his latest one: Apiiro. Plotnik sold his previous cybersecurity company Aorato to Microsoft for $200 million a few years ago. The platform…

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Romance Fraudster Who Conned Jenifer Lewis Jailed

Romance Fraudster Who Conned Jenifer Lewis Jailed

A convicted fraudster from Santa Monica, California, who conned the women he dated into investing in his fake businesses has been handed a custodial sentence.  Antonio Mariot Wilson, also known as Dr. Tony Mariot and Brice Carrington, impersonated a Bible scholar and a Navy SEAL in the execution of his romance scams. Wilson lured his targets using online dating sites, including the networking dating app Bumble Bizz. Between May 2015 and October 2017, the 57-year-old tricked four…

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American Companies Not Taking Cybersecurity Seriously

American Companies Not Taking Cybersecurity Seriously

More than half of Americans believe that their companies could have done more to increase cybersecurity during the global health pandemic, according to a new survey. In February, tech company Lynx Software asked 1,000 Americans employed during the pandemic about their employer’s approach to cybersecurity since the outbreak of COVID-19. Of those surveyed, 51% said that their companies have not been taking cybersecurity seriously. Nearly half (48%) said that they were not aware of their company’s implementing any…

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SolarWinds Unlikely to Be an Isolated Event as Attackers Become More Sophisticated

SolarWinds Unlikely to Be an Isolated Event as Attackers Become More Sophisticated

Cyber-attacks have become increasingly sophisticated in the past year, with the SolarWinds incident unlikely to be an isolated event going forward, according to VMware Security Business Unit’s 2021 Global Cybersecurity Outlook report. The researchers noted that, in addition to widening the attack surface, the shift to digital following the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed malicious actors the time, capital and opportunity to industrialize, leading to advancements in their operations. Nearly 40% of the 180 IR, cybersecurity…

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