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"Why the DOD's Replicator should be a model for cybersecurity."

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CSO UK First Look The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage November 20, 2023

Why the DOD's Replicator should be a model for cybersecurity The Replicator program adopts the mosaic warfare concept that favors simple, low-cost options designed to overwhelm and disrupt an adversary. Read more

Cloud Security Alliance announces new zero-trust security credential The first authoritative certificate aims to set standards and promote best practices for hot security technology. Read more

Palestine-aligned cyberespionage actor shifts infection chain tactics The highly targeted spear-phishing campaign uses Microsoft PowerPoint add-in and XLL, RAR attachments to deliver malware. Read more How US SEC legal actions put CISOs at risk and what to do about it CISOs could find themselves in a painful Catch-22 situation when the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s new cybersecurity rules are enacted in December. Read more Intel patches high-severity CPU privilege escalation flaw The Reptar vulnerability affects Intel processors with the new fast short repeat move (FSRM) feature. Read more Top cybersecurity product news of the week New product and service announcements from Wiz, Palo Alto Networks, Sophos, SecureAuth, Kasada, Lacework, Noname Security, and more. Read more

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 "Forget spam filters:  How unique phishing attempts undermine Microsoft email security."

Views expressed in this cybersecurity, cyber crime update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 13 November 2023, 1414 UTC.

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CSO UK First Look The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage November 13, 2023

Forget the spam filter: How unique phishing attempts undermine Microsoft email security Phishing is getting more and more difficult for spam filters to defend against, but for those using Microsoft 365, user education and built-in processes can help you fight back. Read more

Generative AI to fuel stronger phishing campaigns, information operations at scale in 2024 Google Cloud forecasts continued use of gen AI to create smarter campaigns while cybersecurity pros will use the same tools to defend and close the skills gap. Read more

Keep it secret, keep it safe: the essential role of cybersecurity in document management Untold quantities of sensitive data reside in the huge variety of documents that accumulate over the lifetime of an organization. Keeping them safe no matter where they’re stored should be a top priority. Read more Facebook tops security ratings among social networks Enterprise-grade authentication remains an Achilles heel of the social media world, but security is improving in other areas, according to a report by access management provider Cerby. Read more Generative AI could erode customer trust, half of business leaders say Businesses leaders admit their company needs to improve security and compliance measures as demands of customers, investors, and suppliers increase. Read more Cyber attackers and defenders are racing to up their AI game As AI technology advances, cyber defenders are spending more on the technology to defend against malicious actors who currently hold an asymmetric advantage in deploying new AI-generated threats. Read more

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"China's offensive cyber operation supports 'soft power' agenda in Africa."

Views expressed in this cybersecurity, cyber crime update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 25 September 2023, 1329 UTC.  Content provided by email subscription to "CSO UK First Look."

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CSO UK First Look The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage September 25, 2023

China’s offensive cyber operations support “soft power” agenda in Africa Researchers track Chinese cyber espionage intrusions targeting African industrial sectors. Read more

Gitlab fixes bug that exploited internal policies to trigger hostile pipelines It was possible for an attacker to run pipelines as an arbitrary user via scheduled security scan policies. Read more

Insider risks are getting increasingly costly The cost of cybersecurity threats caused by organization insiders rose over the course of 2023, according to a new report from the Ponemon Institute and DTEX Systems. Read more Venafi taps generative AI to streamline machine identity management Venafi’s Athena, based on a new large language model (LLM), offers users a natural language interface and provides developers with automated code generation for important integrations. Read more 4 steps for purple team success Purple teams are about continuously strengthening and adapting cyber defenses. Here are a few steps to achieve a successful purple-team exercise. Read more How to avoid the Microsoft GitHub goof that exposed 38TB of sensitive employee data Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens with excessive permissions can be managed through proper configuration and constant monitoring. Read more

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