Dark Reading Daily -- March 19, 2022

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March 19, 2022

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

Embracing Security by Design: Security Isn't a Pretty Picture

A starting point for secure UI and UX? Remember that security measures should frustrate attackers, not users.

How Pen Testing Gains Critical Security Buy-in and Defense Insight

It's more important than ever for companies to challenge their defenses, learning about new gaps and opportunities for improvement along the way.

How Should My Security Analyst Use the MITRE ATT&CK Framework?

As a curated knowledge base for adversary behavior, the MITRE ATT&CK framework can guide defenders on how to conduct an investigation and the order of things to look for.

Security Teams Struggle to Get Started With Zero Trust

Nearly a third of respondents in a Dark Reading survey on endpoint security strategy say zero trust is too confusing to implement.

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6 Reasons Not to Pay Ransomware Attackers

Paying a ransom might appear to be the best option, but it comes with its own costs.

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How To Get Ahead Of The Security Data Curve -- And Stay There
Security teams are overwhelmed with incident data, alerts, and log files. Each endpoint and each application generates its own set of data. How are security teams supposed to make sense of all the data they have? In this webinar, experts ...
Rethinking Asset Management to Improve Enterprise Security
One common reason behind many enterprise security breaches is that attackers found a system, application, or device that security teams didn't know they had. Attackers can tamper with these unknown systems to make them look legitimate, and security defenders may ...

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Rethinking Endpoint Security in a Pandemic and Beyond
IT security teams are expending the concept of "endpoint security" as companies adjust to a distributed workforce. How much responsibility will enterprise IT take for the security of personal devices such as printers. How will they manage identities across multiple ...
How Data Breaches Affect the Enterprise
Many organizations report that major impacts have declined significantly compared with a year ago, suggesting that many have gotten better at containing breach fallout. Download this report to delve more into this timely topic.

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Nok Nok Labs Unveils S3 Authentication Suite

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TAC Security Survey Reveals: 88% of Businesses Rely on Manual Processes to Identify Network Vulnerabilities

Incognia Introduces New Location Identity Fraud Detection Tools

Cowbell Cyber Raises $100M in Series B Funding to Further Develop Cyber-Risk Underwriting

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