London Orgs: Increased Risk Due to Remote Working to Persist for 12-18 months

London Orgs: Increased Risk Due to Remote Working to Persist for 12-18 months

Three in five (60%) organizations in London and the South East of England have seen an increased level of risk to their IT infrastructure due to remote working, with 88% expecting this risk to persist for the next 12-18 months. That’s according to a survey of 400 senior decision makers by international law firm Bird & Bird exploring how changes to the way businesses operate as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have created challenges…

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VMware Refreshes vRealize Cloud Management to Better Optimize, Protect and Modernize Customers’ Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments

VMware Refreshes vRealize Cloud Management to Better Optimize, Protect and Modernize Customers’ Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments

News Detail Customers IHS Markit and Provident Mexico Benefit from VMware vRealize Cloud Management Solutions PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW) today announced innovations across its VMware vRealize Cloud Management portfolio of on-premises and Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. The new and enhanced capabilities combine to enable customers to more securely deploy and … Thu, 04 Feb 2021 00:00:00 Customers IHS Markit and Provident Mexico Benefit from VMware vRealize Cloud Management Solutions…

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Three More Vulnerabilities Found in SolarWinds Products

Three More Vulnerabilities Found in SolarWinds Products

Security researchers have discovered three more vulnerabilities in SolarWinds products, including a critical remote code execution bug. The IT management software provider has been in the news regularly over recent weeks after its Orion product was targeted by alleged Russian state hackers, in a major supply chain attack aimed at the US government. A vulnerability patched in December was at the center of a new report this week claiming that Chinese state-sponsored threat actors exploited…

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Industrial control systems vulnerabilities rise as operational tech increasingly goes online

Industrial control systems vulnerabilities rise as operational tech increasingly goes online

Claroty said 25% more vulnerabilities were reported in 2020 than in 2019, 70% of which had high or critical CVSS scores. pugun-photo, Getty Images/iStockphoto Industrial cybersecurity company, Claroty, has released its biannual industrial control systems (ICS) risk and vulnerability report, which found that the number of reported vulnerabilities increased by 25% when compared to 2019, with critical infrastructure areas like manufacturing, energy, water, and commercial facilities being most affected. The flaws themselves aren’t low risk,…

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Google: Incomplete Patches Caused Quarter of Zero-Days in 2020

Google: Incomplete Patches Caused Quarter of Zero-Days in 2020

A quarter of zero-day exploits discovered last year could have been avoided if vendors had taken a more methodical and comprehensive approach to patching, according to Google. Project Zero security researcher, Maddie Stone, argued in a blog post yesterday that 25% of zero-days spotted in 2020 were closely related to previously publicly disclosed vulnerabilities. This means that incomplete patches issued by vendors are effectively allowing attackers to craft follow-up zero-days more easily, in some cases…

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The 2021 Perspective – Challenges and Milestones for The VPN Industry

The 2021 Perspective – Challenges and Milestones for The VPN Industry

By Sebastian Schaub, CEO and Co-Founder, hide.me VPN The worldwide VPN market is conservatively valued at over $20 Billion and is predicted to nearly double in value over the next couple of years or so. As we exit a tumultuous year for businesses of all shapes and sizes, what can we expect to see happening in the VPN market over the next 12 months? Will the rise in cybersecurity threats help to drive uptake of…

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It’s time to rethink cybersecurity training… Again

It’s time to rethink cybersecurity training… Again

It’s time to rethink cybersecurity training… Again | 2021-02-04 | 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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Dashboards: una herramienta eficaz de ciberseguridad

Dashboards: una herramienta eficaz de ciberseguridad

Los datos solo son tan buenos como el uso que se les da. No solo el universo de ciberseguridad recopila datos, también las empresas individuales captan datos de ciberseguridad desde dentro de su organización, así como desde fuentes externas para agregar más contexto y relevancia. Todos los datos deben analizarse para crear información procesable. La información que se ofrece le permite prevenir incidentes y, si puede detectar patrones y anomalías en sus datos, puede ayudarlo…

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Tesla sues former employee for allegedly stealing sensitive docs

Tesla sues former employee for allegedly stealing sensitive docs

Tesla has accused a former employee, a software engineer, of downloading about 26,000 sensitive files and transferring them on his personal Dropbox On Saturday, Tesla sued the former employee Alex Khatilov for allegedly stealing 26,000 confidential documents, including trade secrets. The software engineer transferred the sensitive files to his personal Dropbox account. Khatilov stole files from the internal network of the carmaker, the documents were related to the Warp Drive software. The Warp Drive is…

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Operation NightScout: supply chain attack on NoxPlayer Android emulator

Operation NightScout: supply chain attack on NoxPlayer Android emulator

Experts uncovered a new supply chain attack leveraging the update process of NoxPlayer, a free Android emulator for PCs and Macs. A new supply chain attack made the headlines, a threat actor has compromised the update process of NoxPlayer, a free Android emulator for Windows and Macs developed by BigNox. The company claims to have over 150 million users in more than 150 countries, according to ESET more than 100,000 of its customers have Noxplayer…

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