Dark Reading Daily -- December 18, 2021

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December 18, 2021

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

How Risky Is the Log4J Vulnerability?

Security teams around the world are on high alert dealing with the Log4j vulnerability, but how risky is it, really?

Cisco's Ash Devata on Securing the Hybrid Workforce With Zero Trust

Hybrid work is here to stay, and organizations can apply zero trust's three core principles to ensure a secure workforce, Devata says.

Executive Partnerships Are Critical for Cybersecurity Success

One leader alone can't protect an organization from cyber threats, C-suite leaders agree.

What Are the Pros and Cons of a SASE Architecture?

SASE is a promising and burgeoning networking architecture approach, but it's not without some challenges.

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HOT TOPICS
5 Ways to Keep Fraudsters at Bay Over the Holidays Organizations want to focus on customer satisfaction and increased revenues during the holiday shopping season. Here are some smart security and fraud protections to keep in mind. NIST Cyber-Resiliency Framework Extended to Include Critical Infrastructure Controls The latest NIST publication outlines how organizations can build systems that can anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to cyberattacks. Why Red Teaming While Black Can Be Risky Penetration audits can be dangerous for people of color. Here is how to keep Black and brown cybersecurity professionals safe during red team engagements. MORE

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Original Fix for Log4j Flaw Fails to Fully Protect Against DoS Attacks, Data Theft

Organizations should upgrade ASAP to new version of logging framework released Tuesday by the Apache Foundation, security experts say.

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Dark Reading Reflects on a Legacy and Life Well-Written: Tim Wilson

The Dark Reading editorial team, along with contributing writers and editors, share their favorite stories and memories of co-founder and editor-in-chief Tim Wilson, an influential editor and well-respected thought leader in the cybersecurity industry.

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Beyond Spam and Phishing: Emerging Email-based Threats
Even as enterprises adopt real-time messaging tools and platforms, email remains the hub of enterprise communications. Adversaries are increasingly targeting the enterprise email inbox, and security teams need to look further than just spam and phishing attacks. In this webinar, ...
Cloud Security Strategies for Today's Enterprises
The typical enterprise relies on dozens, even hundreds, of cloud applications and services sprawled across different platforms and service providers. Security teams need to shoulder the responsibility of coordinating security and incident response and not leave it up to individual ...

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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 ...

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