Dark Reading Daily -- December 22, 2018

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December 22, 2018

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APT10 Indictments Show Expansion of MSP Targeting, Cloud Hopper Campaign

US brings more indictments against the APT10 cyber espionage group operating in China for its Operation Cloud Hopper campaign against managed service providers, but what will those indictments accomplish?

Criminals Move Markets to Remain in the Shadows

While malware families and targets continue to evolve, the most important shift might be happening in the background.

Amazon Slip-Up Shows How Much Alexa Really Knows

Amazon mistakenly sent one user's Alexa recordings to a stranger but neglected to disclose the error.

Cartoon: The Soviet Threat

Start your day with a smile courtesy of John Klossner.

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

8 Security Tips to Gift Your Loved Ones For the Holidays

Before the wrapping paper starts flying, here's some welcome cybersecurity advice to share with friends and family.

I Spy: Dark Reading Caption Contest Winners

No shortage of political humor and inside security jokes in this batch of cartoon caption contenders. And the winners are ...

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How IT Security Teams Can Use Machine Learning to Improve Data Defense
In this webinar, experts will discuss the ways that machine learning can help in security operations, how it can speed threat analysis, and how to evaluate and choose technologies that will work in your organization.
Stopping Email-Borne Threats from Spreading like the Flu
Your organization likely has extensive security protections for your inbound email from the Internet. However, as much as two-thirds of many organizations' total email traffic is generated internally by users. And, of course, attackers know this.

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Partner Perspectives

An Industry In Transition: Key Tech Trends In 2018

Get Smart About Network Segmentation & Traffic Routing

Through a combination of intelligent segmentation and traffic routing to tools, you can gain much better visibility into your network. Here's how.

Boosting Security Effectiveness with 'Adjuvants'

How integrating corporate resources like the IT help desk, system administration, quality assurance and HR can breathe new life into your security program.

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