Dark Reading Daily -- November 06, 2017

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November 06, 2017

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

10 Mistakes End Users Make That Drive Security Managers Crazy

Here's a list of common, inadvertent missteps end users make that can expose company data.

Hackers Poison Google Search Results to Deliver Zeus Panda

Threat actors leverage SEO to ensure malicious links rank highly in Google results to infect targets with Trojan.

4 Ways the Next Generation of Security Is Changing

The CISO's job will get easier because of trends in the industry. Here's how.

Consumers Don't Trust Businesses Can Protect Their Data

New data shows fears of irresponsible handling of sensitive data, to a lack of control over their personal digital information breeds distrust among consumers.

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Social Engineer Spills Tricks of the Trade A social engineer points out gaping holes in businesses' human security and shares lessons learned from years of phishing research. 10 Mistakes End Users Make That Drive Security Managers Crazy Here's a list of common, inadvertent missteps end users make that can expose company data. Office 365 Missed 34,000 Phishing Emails Last Month Nearly 10% of emails delivered to Office 365 inboxes were spam, phishing messages, and known or zero-day malware. MORE

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Russian Election-Tampering & Enterprise Security Plans

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Tech Resources

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Open Source Security for Containers in a DevOps World
Managing container infrastructure in a production environment is challenged by problems of scale. One of the biggest problems is trust--specifically trust of the application. To put it another way, can you trust that all containers in your Kubernetes or OpenShift ...
Ransomware: Trends, Use Cases & Protection
Ransomware is one of the favorite flavors of malware and is particularly vicious and showing no signs of slowing down. Join this webinar as Senior Security Researcher Kyle Wilhoit helps us to understand ransomware trends, ransomware use cases, the financial ...

Partner Perspectives

5 Reasons CISOs Should Keep an Open Mind about Cryptocurrency

With untold new markets for Bitcoin and other 'alt-coins,' it's going to be an exciting future -- and security leaders need to get ready for it.

5 Reasons Why the CISO is a Cryptocurrency Skeptic

If you think all you need is technology to defend against bad guys, you shouldn't be a CISO. But technology is all cryptocurrency is, starting with Bitcoin.

CISOs: Striving Toward Proactive Security Strategies

A new survey paints a compelling picture of the modern security executive, how they succeed, and how much power they wield.

FEATURED REPORTS

The State of Ransomware
Ransomware has become one of the most prevalent new cybersecurity threats faced by today's enterprises. This new report from Dark Reading includes feedback from IT and IT security professionals about their organization's ransomware experiences, defense plans, and malware challenges. Find ...
The Evolution of Analytics: Opportunities & Challenges

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