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5 Reasons DevOps And Security Need To Work Together
There is nothing like speeding up your business processes and development cycles is there? DevOps has revolutionized the way businesses meet the constantly evolving needs of their customers, without sacrificing […]
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Who is responsible for improving security in the software development environment?
Venafi announced the findings of a global survey that evaluates the impact of software supply chain attacks like SolarWinds/SUNBURST, CodeCov and Kaseya/REvil on how development organizations are changing their approach […]
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Apple Issues Urgent iPhone Updates; None for Pegasus Zero-Day
Update now: The ream of bugs includes some remotely exploitable code execution flaws. Still to come: a fix for what makes iPhones easy prey for Pegasus spyware. Source: https://threatpost.com/apple-iphone-pegasus-zero-day/168040/
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Microsoft issues workaround for new Win10 privilege escalation problem
Microsoft has quickly issued a workaround for Windows 10 systems after the discovery of a serious vulnerability that could allow a successful attacker to increase their access to a compromised […]
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Google ADMITS employees listen to conversations recorded by Google Assistant even without a user’s ‘Hey Google’ trigger
GOOGLE allegedly admitted to listening to conversations recorded by Google Assistant even without a user’s “Hey Google” trigger. The tech giant made the admission during a closed-door meeting with Indian […]
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Despite the hype, iPhone security no match for NSO spyware
An international investigation found 23 Apple devices that were successfully hacked. “Zero-click” attacks, as they are called within the surveillance industry, can work on even the newest generations of iPhones, […]
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Five Critical Password Security Rules Your Employees Are Ignoring
According to Keeper Security’s Workplace Password Malpractice Report, many remote workers aren’t following best practices for password security. Password security was a problem even before the advent of widespread remote […]
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Microsoft Defender for Identity now detects PrintNightmare attacks
Microsoft has added support for PrintNightmare exploitation detection to Microsoft Defender for Identity to help Security Operations teams detect attackers’ attempts to abuse this critical vulnerability. Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/microsoft-defender-for-identity-now-detects-printnightmare-attacks/
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Windows 11 hardware requirements will drive security update decisions
Microsoft announced its plans for the next version of Windows, called Windows 11. Built with security in mind, it will once again cause us to make hard decisions regarding investments […]
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Best Places to Work in IT 2021
What determines a great place to work? The disruption of the past 18 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic has re-shaped how organizations approach work and how employees engage with […]
