Dark Reading Daily -- October 30, 2021

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October 30, 2021

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

6 Ways to Rewrite the Impossible Job Description

It's hard enough to fill a cybersecurity position given the talent shortage. But you may be making it harder with a poor job description that turns off would-be candidates.

What Exactly Is Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)?

Any company that supports a hybrid workforce should at least be familiar with this relatively new security approach.

5 Ways CMMC Security Requirements May Impact Universities

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification puts research universities in a position where they must validate the effectiveness of their security controls before applying for a grant or bidding on a government contract.

Defenders Worry Orgs Are More Vulnerable Than Last Year

Most IT and security leaders are confident their cybersecurity strategies are on the right track, but they still believe their organizations are as vulnerable as they were a year ago.

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Removing Friction for the Enterprise With Trusted Access

Our work lives are supposed to be simpler and easier because of technology. At least that’s the promise.

FROM THE NEWS DESK

SEO Poisoning Used to Distribute Ransomware

This tactic — used to distribute REvil ransomware and the SolarMarker backdoor — is part of a broader increase in such attacks in recent months, researchers say.

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Stop Zero-Day Ransomware Cold With AI

AI can help recognize ransomware attacks and stop them at computer speed.

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Building Automation Into Secure Application Development
Creating secure code is crucial to enterprise application development. But many application developers resist taking extra security steps because they add extra work and time to the development process. In this Dark Reading webinar, application security experts discuss ways to ...
Zero-Trust in Real Life
Credential theft, lateral movement and other cyber attack tricks have foiled perimeter security again and again. We know that the old philosophy of trusting everything and everyone inside a network is no longer sound. The zero-trust model - trust nothing, ...

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Enterprise Cybersecurity Plans in a Post-Pandemic World
As the COVID-19 pandemic eases, IT security threats and the challenges involved in responding to them are trending upward. Security leaders expect that cyberattacks like ransomware, phishing, and malware will increase even as the pandemic eventually recedes. Download the Dark ...
The State of Malware Threats

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Annual Cyber Risk Survey Finds Businesses Are Sharpening Their Focus on Cybersecurity but Also Reveals Much Room for Improvement in Building Cyber-Resilience

Cynerio Launches IoT Attack Detection and Response Module for Healthcare IoT Devices

Cyber Readiness Institute Names Karen S. Evans as New Managing Director

Onfido Acquires EYN to Provide Acoustic-Based Liveness Detection

Avast Business Introduces Network Discovery for SMBs

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