Phishing Attacks Often Target Small Businesses – Here’s What to Watch for

Phishing Attacks Often Target Small Businesses – Here’s What to Watch for

Scammers target businesses with phishing emails all the time, pretending to be legitimate customers or vendors asking for payment. While any company can be vulnerable to this type of attack, small- to medium-size companies are particularly vulnerable because it is easier for a scammer to do a bit of research online and identify the right people to impersonate or send a phishing email to. A quick social media search or a visit to a corporate…

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Babuk: Biting off More than they Could Chew by Aiming to Encrypt VM and *nix Systems? | McAfee Blogs

Babuk: Biting off More than they Could Chew by Aiming to Encrypt VM and *nix Systems? | McAfee Blogs

Co-written with Northwave’s Noël Keijzer. Executive Summary For a long time, ransomware gangs were mostly focused on Microsoft Windows operating systems. Yes, we observed the occasional dedicated Unix or Linux based ransomware, but cross-platform ransomware was not happening yet. However, cybercriminals never sleep and in recent months we noticed that several ransomware gangs were experimenting with writing their binaries in the cross-platform language Golang (Go). Our worst fears were confirmed when Babuk announced on an…

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5 minutes with Joey Johnson – Safeguarding sensitive healthcare data from cybercriminals

5 minutes with Joey Johnson – Safeguarding sensitive healthcare data from cybercriminals

5 minutes with Joey Johnson – Safeguarding sensitive healthcare data from cybercriminals | 2021-07-29 | 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…

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The big takeaway from the Kaseya supply chain/ransomware cyberattack

The big takeaway from the Kaseya supply chain/ransomware cyberattack

The big takeaway from the Kaseya supply chain/ransomware cyberattack | 2021-07-29 | 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….

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Engineering Update: BuildKit 0.9 and Docker Buildx 0.6 Releases – Docker Blog

Engineering Update: BuildKit 0.9 and Docker Buildx 0.6 Releases – Docker Blog

On July 16th we released BuildKit 0.9.0, Docker Buildx 0.6.0, Dockerfile 1.3.0 and Dockerfile 1.3.0-labs. These releases come with bug fixes, feature-parity improvements, refactoring and also new features. Dockerfile new features Installation There is no installation needed: BuildKit supports loading frontends dynamically from container images. Images for Dockerfile frontends are available at docker/dockerfile repository. To use the external frontend, the first line of your Dockerfile needs to be pointing to the specific image you want…

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Cloud migration with Google Cloud VMware Engine saves time, cost

Cloud migration with Google Cloud VMware Engine saves time, cost

Save Time, Save Money with Google Cloud VMware Engine Google Cloud VMware Engine delivers an enterprise-grade VMware stack running natively in Google Cloud. The benefits of Google Cloud VMware Engine are: It offers one of the fastest paths to the cloud for VMware workloads without making changes to existing applications or operating models across a variety of use-cases. It helps customers achieve its objectives for rapid data center exit, application lift and shift, disaster recovery,…

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Cisco Responds to Biden Administration Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Memorandum – Cisco Blogs

Cisco Responds to Biden Administration Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Memorandum – Cisco Blogs

Today, Cisco’s Eric Wenger, Senior Director of Technology Policy, Global Government Affairs, responds to the Biden Administration National Security Memorandum on Improving Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Control Systems: “Cisco welcomes the continued attention that the federal government is applying to secure critical infrastructure (CI). We applaud the leadership CISA and NIST will take developing common cybersecurity performance goals across critical sectors to confront common threats, like ransomware. Both agencies have a strong track record of collaboration with…

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Data breach costs hit record high due to pandemic

Data breach costs hit record high due to pandemic

The average cost of a data breach among companies surveyed for IBM Security reached $4.24 million per incident, the highest in 17 years. Getty Images/iStockphoto Data breaches have always proved costly for victimized organizations. But the coronavirus pandemic made a bad situation even worse. A report released Wednesday by IBM Security looks at how and why the average cost of dealing with a data breach has jumped to a new high. SEE: Security Awareness and Training…

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Distributed IT – Juggling More Balls with the Same Number of Hands – Cisco Blogs

Distributed IT – Juggling More Balls with the Same Number of Hands – Cisco Blogs

Learning to Juggle The term “data center” has become somewhat of a misnomer, and that’s because data is no longer centered. As businesses have become more distributed, so too have the technology resources that support and enable them. With infrastructure and applications now dispersed among data center, cloud, branch office, and edge environments, many organizations are reaching an inflection point. One where the business’ appetite and need for technology enablement has expanded beyond the IT team’s…

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How the Dark Web enables access to corporate networks

How the Dark Web enables access to corporate networks

The number of ads selling access to corporate networks has continued to increase from 2019 to 2020 and into 2021, says Positive Technologies. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto The Dark Web is home to a thriving marketplace for cybercriminals who want to buy or sell illegal and malicious goods and services. Advertisements and forum messages hawk everything from credit cards and bank accounts to medical records to account credentials to fake IDs to counterfeit products. But one…

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