Dark Reading Daily -- January 29, 2022

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January 29, 2022

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

The Looming CISO Mental Health Crisis — and What to Do About It, Part 1

The next big threat to corporate security may not be a new strain of malware or innovative attacker tactics, techniques, and processes. It may be our own mental health.

Security Service Edge: 4 Core Tenets for Your SASE Journey

Historically we've held network conversations to address security problems, but that doesn't work in a cloud-based world.

IT Pros May Use Cloud, But They Trust On-Prem More

While opinions about the trustworthiness of the cloud are split, everyone believes that's where hackers will focus their efforts.

Test Your Team, Not Just Your Disaster Recovery Plan

Cyberattacks imperil business continuity, but there is a much more common security threat — unintentional human error.

How Does Threat Modeling Work in Software Development?

Threat modeling should be a continuous process alongside development, not a one-time project.

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Executive Partnerships Are Critical for Cybersecurity Success

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

FROM THE NEWS DESK

More Security Flaws Found in Apple's OS Technologies

Apple's updates this week included fixes for two zero-day flaws, several code execution bugs, and vulnerabilities that allowed attackers to bypass its core security protections.

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2021 DDoS Attack Trends: Year in Review
2021 was an exceptionally busy year for attackers. From some of the largest volumetric DDoS attacks launched by historically large swarms of botnets, to massive ransomware and ransom DDoS attack campaigns that interrupted aspects of critical infrastructure around the world, DDoS ...
Beyond Patch Management: Next-Generation Approaches to Finding and Fixing Vulnerable Code
A good patch management process can help make your enterprise data more secure. But what does it do for vulnerabilities that haven't been patched? Attackers are increasingly manipulating open-source, third-party components in software -- do you have a process to ...

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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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