5 social engineering assumptions that are wrong
Cyber criminals continue to launch creative social engineering attacks to trick users. Meanwhile, social engineering misconceptions are exacerbating the risks of falling victim.
Stories by Michael Hill
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Palo Alto adds out-of-band web app security features to Prisma Cloud
Palo Alto Networks has announced updates to its Prisma Cloud platform with new out-of-band web application and API security features.
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Open source standard aims to unify incompatible cloud identity systems
The project uses open source tech and a new common policy format to manage identity access policies across multi-clouds, on-premises systems, and vendors.
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New emergency warning over two new VMware vulnerabilities
The CISA has issued emergency security directive over VMware vulnerabilities CVE-2022-22972 and CVE-2022-22973, which threat actors are likely to exploit.
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Palo Alto, Deloitte enter US MSSP market with expanded partnership
The Palo Alto-Deloitte announcement introduces a significant new player into the growing managed security service provider space as organizations increasingly invest in specialized services to address cyberthreats.
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New RAT malware uses sophisticated evasion techniques, leverages COVID-19 messaging
Nerbian RAT malware uses significant anti-analysis and anti-reversing capabilities along with multiple open source Go libraries to conduct malicious activity.
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GitHub to mandate 2FA for all code contributors by 2023
The world’s largest development platform will require all code-contributing users to enroll in two-factor authentication by the end of 2023.
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Secrets to building a healthy CISO-vendor partnership
Productive CISO-vendor partnerships are to key to overall security success. Here's how to establish and maintain effective relationships with security vendors.
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15 most exploited vulnerabilities of 2021
Global cybersecurity advisory highlighted the 15 most targeted vulnerabilities of 2021, indicating that attackers targeted exploits both old and new last year.
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99% of cloud identities are overly permissive, opening door to attackers
Almost all cloud users and resources grant excessive permissions leaving organisations vulnerable to attack expansion in the event of compromise.
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Attack dwell times drop, ransomware TTPs evolve, China ramps up espionage activity
M-Trends 2022 report delivers detailed assessment of the evolving global cyber threat landscape highlighting prevalent attack vectors and most targeted industries.
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Zoom’s bug bounty ROI clear as program pays $1.8M to fix over 400 bugs
Since its inception in 2020, Zoom’s private bug bounty program has awarded $2.4 million in payments and swag to security researchers.
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CrowdStrike and Mandiant form strategic cyber threat partnership
CrowdStrike and Mandiant have partnered to help customers investigate, remediate and defend against increasingly sophisticated threats.
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Police charge UK teenagers in relation to LAPSUS$ hacking group investigation
Two teenagers have been charged with three counts of unauthorised access to a computer with intent to impair the reliability of data.
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Attackers compromise 94% of critical assets within four steps of initial breach
New research analysing the methods, attack paths, and impacts of cyber attacks in 2021 highlights the threats impacting critical assets.
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