Dark Reading Daily -- March 26, 2022

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March 26, 2022

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

How Casinos Can Prevent Loyalty Incentive and Account Takeover Fraud

As casinos go digital, their loyalty programs and authentic accounts are at risk.

Could Gaming Close the Cyberskills Gap?

The Wicked6 hackathon helps women to develop their professional cybersecurity skills while networking and playing games.

Downloaders Currently the Most Prevalent Android Malware

Of the top 10 Trojans targeting Android devices, downloaders and infostealers accounted for 87% of detections in February, Bitdefender says.

Embracing Security by Design: Constructing a More Secure Framework

Designing a solid security interface, like most things, is more of a human problem than a technical one.

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.

How Do I Demonstrate the ROI of My Security Program?

Security teams must shift away from saying no, align security initiatives to business goals, and report metrics in a way business leaders can understand.

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Security Teams Need to Investigate the Okta Breach Themselves

Trust, but verify. While organizations wait for official alerts and notifications from Okta, security teams should also begin their own investigations to determine whether they have been exposed.

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Okta Says 366 Customers Impacted via Third-Party Breach

Microsoft meanwhile confirms Lapsus$ group compromised it as well and issues warning on threat actor.

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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 Enterprises Are Securing the Application Environment
Download this report from Dark Reading to learn more about the measures enterprises have adopted to ensure the security of their internally developed applications and third-party packaged applications.

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Darktrace AI Stops Cyberattack Exploiting Log4j Vulnerability at Global Financial Services Provider

Red Canary's Annual Threat Detection Report Reveals Top Threats and Techniques Targeting Most Organizations

Logpoint Unleashes SaaS-Delivered Converged SIEM

Checkmarx Launches Comprehensive Supply Chain Security Solution

Trustero Exits Stealth Mode and Launches its Compliance as a Service Platform

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