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Beyond the Obvious: The Boldest Cybersecurity Predictions for 2023

Dark Reading's panel of security experts deliver a magnum of bubbly hot takes on what 2023 will look like, featuring evil AIs, WWIII, wild workplace soon-to-be-norms, and more.

by Tara Seals, Managing Editor, News, Dark Reading

Dec 30, 2022

ATTACKS/BREACHES

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New Year's Surprise: Cybersecurity M&A, Funding Activity Snowballs in Q4

Concerns about recessionary trends impacting the cybersecurity sector in 2022 remained largely unfounded in Q4, as investment activity surged after a Q3 slowdown.

by Jai Vijayan, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading

Dec 29, 2022

THREAT INTELLIGENCE

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Will the Crypto Crash Impact Cybersecurity in 2023? Maybe.

Will the bottom falling out of the cryptocurrency market have a profound impact on cybercriminal tactics and business models? Experts weigh in on what to expect.

by Ericka Chickowski, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading

Dec 28, 2022

THREAT INTELLIGENCE

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Internet AppSec Remains Abysmal & Requires Sustained Action in 2023

A variety of initiatives — such as memory-safe languages and software bills of materials — promise more secure applications, but sustained improvements will require that vendors do much better, researchers agree.

by Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading

Dec 27, 2022

APPLICATION SECURITY

6 MIN READ

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Container Verification Bug Allows Malicious Images to Cloud Up Kubernetes

A complete bypass of the Kyverno security mechanism for container image imports allows cyberattackers to completely take over a Kubernetes pod to steal data and inject malware.

by Tara Seals, Managing Editor, News, Dark Reading

Dec 23, 2022

CLOUD

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LastPass Cops to Massive Breach Including Customer Vault Data

The follow-on attack from August's source-code breach could fuel future campaigns against LastPass customers.

by Dark Reading Staff, Dark Reading

Dec 23, 2022

ATTACKS/BREACHES

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Videoconferencing Worries Grow, With SMBs in Cyberattack Crosshairs

Securing videoconferencing solutions is just one of many IT security challenges small businesses are facing, often with limited financial and human resources.

by Nathan Eddy, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading

Dec 23, 2022

APPLICATION SECURITY

6 MIN READ

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Google: With Cloud Comes APIs & Security Headaches

APIs are key to cloud transformation, but two Google surveys find that cyberattacks targeting them are reaching a tipping point, even as general cloud security issues abound.

by Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading

Dec 23, 2022

CLOUD

4 MIN READ

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War and Geopolitical Conflict: The New Battleground for DDoS Attacks

The effectiveness of attacks largely depends on organizations' distributed denial-of-service defenses.

by Gary Sockrider, Director, Security Solutions, Netscout

Dec 30, 2022

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After the Uber Breach: 3 Questions All CISOs Should Ask Themselves

How CISOs handle the ethical issues around data breaches can make or break their careers. Don't wait until a breach happens to plot the course forward.

by Avishai Avivi, Chief Information Security Officer, SafeBreach

Dec 29, 2022

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Why Cyber Pros and Forensic Accountants Should Work Together to Mitigate Security Risk

It's time companies build a multilayered approach to cybersecurity.

by Brendan Horton, Security Analyst, The Bonadio Group

Dec 28, 2022

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The Threat of Predictive Policing to Data Privacy and Personal Liberty

Inaccurate information from data brokers can damage careers and reputations. It's time for US privacy laws to change how law enforcement and legal agencies obtain and act on data.

by Arjun Bhatnagar, CEO, Cloaked

Dec 27, 2022

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Fool Me Thrice? How to Avoid Double and Triple Ransomware Extortion

To stay safer, restrict access to data, monitor for breaches in the supply chain, track relevant data that is sold on the Dark Web, and implement best safety practices.

by Rob Jenks, Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Tanium

Dec 23, 2022

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	Pentagon's cyberwarfare troops get the training, then leave, asserts GAO report The Washington Times The U.S. military is facing its most pressing recruiting challenges since the inception of the all-volunteer force almost 50 years ago. Only the Marine Corps met its manpower goals in fiscal 2022, and 2023 looks to be an equally tough year, Pentagon …
	Facts about Russia-Ukraine conflict: Russian deputy FM says West uses Ukraine to launch cyberwar People's Daily Online (Xinhua) 09:45, December 29, 2022 MOSCOW/KIEV, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) -- The following are the latest developments in the Ukraine crisis: The West has been using Ukraine as a launchpad to carry out cyberattacks against Russia and test new cyber warfare …
	Russia’s Cyberwar Foreshadowed Deadly Attacks on Civilians Wired For eight long years prior to Russia's disastrous and brutal invasion of its neighbor in February, the Kremlin instead waged a limited war in the east of the country, throwing that eastern border region into a state of turmoil, all while raining down …
	[Editorial] Centralize the effort to combat cyber warfare Korea JoungAng Daily North Korea collected information on South Korea by impersonating reporters covering President Yoon Suk-yeol’s transition committee or as officials from the Korea National Diplomacy Academy or secretaries of Rep. Thae Young-ho, a North Korean defector and …
	Ukraine marks a turning point for cyberwarfare Politico Cristina Vanberghen is a professor at the Universite Libre De Bruxelles and a senior expert at the European Commission, specializing in digitalization, new technologies and foreign policy. Most wars — from Troy to Dien Bien Phu and Waterloo to Yemen — rely …
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