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A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE ) Guide for Leaders

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A Secure Access Service Edge (SASE ) Guide for Leaders

Why SASE? What started out as a temporary business solution to the pandemic is here to stay. ESG’s 2021 SASE Trends report found that 62% of respondents will work remotely or in a hybrid manner. To support this “new normal,” enterprises have adopted the cloud in staggering numbers—98% of respondents stated they use public cloud services. Now, CISOs and security leaders are tasked with securing a growing attack surface in complex, distributed network environments. Users…

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Facebook’s Metaverse is Expanding the Attack Surface

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Facebook’s Metaverse is Expanding the Attack Surface

Thirty years ago, Paramount trademarked the name “Holodeck.” An artifact of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the holodeck was a magical, computer-generated world where characters lived in another realm – either a historical place or an entirely fictious domain, based on old movies, books, or a character’s imagination. As in much science fiction, the holodeck’s inner workings were never explained, except when dealing with a malfunction: the safety protocols stopped working, an alien took over the…

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Cyber Insurance Market 2022: FAQs & Updates with iBynd

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Cyber Insurance Market 2022: FAQs & Updates with iBynd

Q: What are the most important cyber insurance policy coverages for businesses? Notification and expense coverageAfter customer data is compromised, there are state-regulated notification requirements an organization must follow. Cyber insurance companies help navigate and handle the notifications and expenses associated with them such as hiring a forensics expert to identify the cause of the breach, monitoring the affected individuals’ credit score, and paying costs to restore stolen identities. Business interruptionRemember when Kaseya, a US…

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Lessons from the Russian Cyber Warfare Attacks

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Lessons from the Russian Cyber Warfare Attacks

Cyberwarfare tactics may not involve tanks and bombs, but they often go hand-in-hand with real combat. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a prime example. Before Russian troops crossed the border, Russian hackers had already taken down Ukrainian government websites. And after the conflict started, the hacktivist group Anonymous turned the tables by hacking Russian media to shut down propaganda about the war. In these unprecedented times of targeted attacks against governments and financial institutions,…

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Apply a Zero Trust Security Model to Industrial Control Systems (ICS)

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Apply a Zero Trust Security Model to Industrial Control Systems (ICS)

Challenges with applying zero trust Applying zero trust principles comes down to segmenting the network, using authentication technology to verify the requestor before making any service available, enabling secure point-to-point networking, and monitoring device and entity behavior. This breaks down where technological limitations prohibit these capabilities. Sensor ship with a built-in back door. These devices must be calibrated in the field. The engineer installing them sets the operating level when the device is installed. Many…

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Trend Micro Joins AWS Marketplace Vendor Insights

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Trend Micro Joins AWS Marketplace Vendor Insights

Cloud computing is on a roll. Gartner predicts that spending on public cloud services including IaaS, SaaS and PaaS will reach nearly $500bn this year and grow by over 21% to hit $600bn by 2023. But security concerns persist. Marketplaces like the one offered by AWS make it a lot easier to get the right security tools in the hands of those that need them most. But finding the right cybersecurity partners can still be…

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Better Together: AWS and Trend Micro

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Better Together: AWS and Trend Micro

There’s a very good reason why AWS remains a leader in cloud computing. While many providers describe themselves as “customer obsessed,” few come close to our long-time partner in the lengths it goes to earn and retain the trust of its customers. AWS starts with the customer and works backwards. That means the vast majority of its feature enhancements and new services are directly driven from their input. The latest is Amazon GuardDuty Malware Protection….

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Alibaba OSS Buckets Compromised to Distribute Malicious Shell Scripts via Steganography

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Alibaba OSS Buckets Compromised to Distribute Malicious Shell Scripts via Steganography

Alibaba OSS Buckets Compromised to Distribute Malicious Shell Scripts via Steganography Cloud In this blog entry, we discuss a malicious campaign that targets Alibaba Cloud’s OSS buckets with leaked credentials for malware distribution and cryptojacking. By: Alfredo Oliveira, David Fiser July 21, 2022 Read time:  ( words) Previously, we reported on how threat actors are targeting multiple cloud environments such as Huawei Cloud to host cryptocurrency-mining malware by abusing misconfiguration issues and weak or stolen…

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Over 50% of enterprises worry about supply chain risks

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Over 50% of enterprises worry about supply chain risks

Over 50% of enterprises worry about supply chain risks | 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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Unpacking Cloud-Based Cryptocurrency Miners That Abuse GitHub Actions and Azure Virtual Machines

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Unpacking Cloud-Based Cryptocurrency Miners That Abuse GitHub Actions and Azure Virtual Machines

In this section, we cover how malicious actors are leveraging Windows runners in their attempts to mine cryptocurrency, as well as the persistence techniques they use to dodge detection by GitHub to prevent their Actions from being disabled. GitHub provides the runner, a server designed to run workflows (aka Actions). Workflows are deployed on Azure and terminated after an enterprise’s automation is completed. While this service has its limits, users do not pay anything to…

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