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How Security Automation is Strengthening Defenses Compliance Twitter Ty Miller, managing director, Threat Intelligence Security automation is going to be key for organizations to proactively protect themselves and also investigate incidents. Automation can now encompass everything from managing threat intelligence to vulnerability management, firewall management to account monitoring to penetration testing, says Ty Miller, founder and managing director of Threat Intelligence, a Sydney-based c...

Microsoft's June Patch Tuesday contained patches for six zero-day vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild, including two flaws detected by Kaspersky that were

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The most significant component of President Biden's recently released executive order on cybersecurity is its call for the creation of software life cycle security

FBI: Attackers Continue to Exploit Unpatched Fortinet Flaws Twitter FBI urges users to apply Fortinet patches, Advanced persistent threat groups are continuing to exploit unpatched flaws in Fortinet products, the FBI says in a flash alert. For example, an APT group apparently recently exploited a Fortigate appliance to access a web server hosting the domain for a U.S. municipal government. Earlier, the FBI issued a warning about three vulnerabilities in Fortinets operating system, FortiOS (see...

LinkedIn Real-time attack prevention requires a security solution that enables both speed of visibility and control. API-enabled security workflows are critical to gaining visibility and fast response to threats: alerts and telemetry can augment other security tooling via API in real-time, empowering security teams to respond to threats before they can do damage to your business operations or reputation. This real-time visibility empowers security practitioners to understand attack tactics so ...

The Agrius attack life cycle (Source: SentinelOne) A threat group likely operating from Iran has been attacking Israeli targets for more than a year with the wiper variants Apostle and Deadwood, masking the intrusions as ransomware attacks to confuse defenders, according to SentinelOne. The security firm, which didnt specify which targets in Israel were attacked, says the incidents took place this year and last, with the wiper functionality used in only some of the attacks. The threat group, wh...

To unlock the value of quantum computing, two systemic risks - tech governance and cybersecurity - need to be overcome, says William Dixon of the World Economic

Network intrusion displaced phishing as the leading hack-attack tactic last year, while ransomware continued to surge as the pandemic complicated incident response

There's growing momentum around the use of software bills of materials, or SBOMs, which allow for automated supply chain risk analysis. Patrick Dwyer of OWASP says