Dark Reading Daily -- October 03, 2017

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October 03, 2017

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

FBI Won't Have to Reveal iPhone-Cracking Tool Used in Terror Case

Revealing vendor's name and pricing details a threat to national security, DC court says.

5 IT Practices That Put Enterprises at Risk

No one solution will keep you 100% protected, but if you avoid these common missteps, you can shore up your security posture.

Equifax: Number of US Breach Victims Rises to 145.5 Million

Credit bureau provides update on its breach investigation.

Google Tightens Web Security for 45 TLDs with HSTS

Google broadens HTTPS Strict Transport Security to Top Level Domains under its control and makes them secure by default.

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HOT TOPICS
7 SIEM Situations That Can Sack Security Teams SIEMs are considered an important tool for incident response, yet a large swath of users find seven major problems when working with SIEMs. New Locky Ransomware Phishing Attacks Beat Machine Learning Tools Late September attacks highlight the persistent nature of ransomware threats, Comodo says. Analyzing Cybersecurity's Fractured Educational Ecosystem We have surprisingly little data on how to evaluate infosec job candidates academic qualifications. That needs to change. MORE

EDITORS' CHOICE

Best and Worst Security Functions to Outsource

Which security functions are best handled by third parties, and which should be kept in-house? Experts weigh in.

Tech Resources

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Building a Cybersecurity Architecture to Combat Today's Risks
"Layered defense" has traditionally been the modus operandi of IT security, but this approach can't be counted on to stand up to today's threats and attacks. In addition, attack surfaces are growing every day as companies adopt technologies like cloud ...
Faster, More Effective Response With Threat Intelligence & Orchestration Playbooks
Finding ways to increase speed, accuracy, and efficiency when responding to threats should be the goal of any security team. Baking threat intelligence into the day-to-day efforts of detecting and responding to threats is a great way to see some ...

Partner Perspectives

TrickBot Rapidly Expands its Targets in August

TrickBot shifted its focus to U.S banks and credit card companies, soaring past the 1,000 target URL mark in a single configuration.

Where Do Security Vulnerabilities Come From?

There are three major causes: code quality, complexity, and trusted data inputs.

Artificial Intelligence: Getting the Results You Want

Finding a vendor that doesn't claim to do AI is hard these days. But getting the benefits you need and expect is even harder.

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Surviving the IT Security Skills Shortage
Cybersecurity professionals are in high demand -- and short supply. Find out what Dark Reading discovered during their 2017 Security Staffing Survey and get some strategies for getting through the drought. Download the report today!
Guide to DevOps: Continuous Delivery & Automation

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