Proofpoint Launches Industry’s First Cloud Native Information Protection and Cloud Security Platform | Proofpoint US

Proofpoint Launches Industry’s First Cloud Native Information Protection  and Cloud Security Platform | Proofpoint US

Cybersecurity leader also introduces multiple people-centric advancements spanning its Threat Protection and Compliance Platforms, including Advanced BEC Defense, powered by the new Supernova detection platform SUNNYVALE, Calif., June 8, 2021 – Proofpoint, Inc. (NASDAQ: PFPT), a leading cybersecurity and compliance company, today announced several people-centric innovations across its three flagship platforms: Threat Protection, Compliance, and the new Information Protection and Cloud Security. Available today, Proofpoint’s Information Protection and Cloud Security Platform is the market’s first cloud…

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The ClubCISO 2021 Information Security Maturity Report

The ClubCISO 2021 Information Security Maturity Report

We all have heard and read how the pandemic has disrupted our lives, how it has accelerated digital transformation to an unprecedented extent and how it challenged the existing security policies and practices. The question is how the people responsible for fortifying their organizations experienced the whole situation. Letter from the frontline The ClubCISO community has surveyed its members to understand how CISOs and organizations in general reacted to this crisis. If there is a…

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The Principal of ‘Least Privilege’ in the World of Cybersecurity

The Principal of ‘Least Privilege’ in the World of Cybersecurity

The principle of least privilege in cybersecurity prescribes that no user should have access to system resources beyond what’s necessary for fulfilling a specific task. Adhering to this principle has become essential, as one of the primary ways malicious actors breach a system is by compromising (legitimate) user access. The 2020 Global State of Least Privilege Report shows that two-thirds of organizations now consider the implementation of least privilege a top priority in achieving a…

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The Principle of ‘Least Privilege’ in the World of Cybersecurity

The Principal of ‘Least Privilege’ in the World of Cybersecurity

The principle of least privilege in cybersecurity prescribes that no user should have access to system resources beyond what’s necessary for fulfilling a specific task. Adhering to this principle has become essential, as one of the primary ways malicious actors breach a system is by compromising (legitimate) user access. The 2020 Global State of Least Privilege Report shows that two-thirds of organizations now consider the implementation of least privilege a top priority in achieving a…

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WWDC 2021: Apple adds new privacy features to iCloud, Siri, Mail and more

WWDC 2021: Apple adds new privacy features to iCloud, Siri, Mail and more

Apple is once again demonstrating that it’s all in on privacy with new user-protecting features for Mail, Siri, iCloud and additional app-tracking metrics. Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, discussing privacy at WWDC 2021 Screenshot image: Brandon Vigliarolo/TechRepublic Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference has officially kicked off, and with it a number of new privacy announcements further emphasizing the company’s commitment to keeping its customers’ data safe while foiling less-than-trustworthy data brokers….

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DoJ: Investigations into ransomware attacks must have similar priority as terrorism

DoJ: Investigations into ransomware attacks must have similar priority as terrorism

The U.S. Department of Justice was to assign investigation on ransomware attacks the same priority as terrorism in the wake of the Colonial Pipeline hack. The U.S. Department of Justice plans to equate investigations into ransomware attacks with investigations into terrorism in the wake of the Colonial Pipeline hack. Colonial Pipeline before, and recently the JBS attack, demonstrated that allegedly financially motivated ransomware attack could have a dramatic impact on the targeted organizations and on…

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Hacker Group Gunning for Musk

Hacker Group Gunning for Musk

A hacking group has released a video slamming self-proclaimed Martian Emperor Elon Reeve Musk for his alleged callousness over the impact his cryptocurrency vacillations may have had upon the fortunes of the average working person. Anonymous accuses the billionaire Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder, CEO, and chief engineer of using his immense wealth and influence to toy with cryptocurrency markets with no regard for how others might be affected. “The games you have played with the crypto markets have…

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Discovering Kubernetes-Ready Solutions for Cloud Native Applications – VMware Cloud Community

Discovering Kubernetes-Ready Solutions for Cloud Native Applications – VMware Cloud Community

This post was co-authored by Cory Skimming, Senior Product Marketing Manger, and Shagun Tewari, Senior Manager, Product Marketing and Strategy. The way we architect and build applications has changed over the last decade or so. Where monoliths (or single, large codebases) used to be the standard, modern applications are now built using a combination of new architecture patterns, operational models, and software delivery services. By shifting to a microservices architecture, teams can more easily update, replace,…

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CloudQuest Acquired by Deloitte

CloudQuest Acquired by Deloitte

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited today announced its acquisition of CloudQuest, a cloud security posture management (CSPM) provider based in Cupertino, California.  Multinational professional services network Deloitte said that the deal will bolster its current cloud cybersecurity offerings with CloudQuest’s cloud-native security capabilities “to more seamlessly manage security workflows, reduce risk and improve data security.” Vikram Kunchala, Deloitte risk & financial advisory cyber cloud leader and principal, Deloitte & Touche LLP, said that the Covid-19 pandemic had not…

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California City Hid Cyber-attack

California City Hid Cyber-attack

A California city whose police department recently revealed it had been victimized by cyber-criminals has now acknowledged it suffered an earlier cyber-attack in 2018. Azusa’s 63-officer police department was targeted by the DoppelPaymer ransomware gang late last winter. The attack was kept secret while officials worked with the FBI, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, and ransomware consultants to try to retrieve hundreds of highly sensitive files encrypted in the incident.  In April, a stash of the department’s documents…

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