Dark Reading Daily -- March 28, 2017

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March 28, 2017

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Hacking the Business Email Compromise

BEC attacks are on the rise, but plain-old spoofing of business executives' email accounts remains more prevalent.

FBI: Attackers Targeting Anonymous FTP Servers in Healthcare

The FBI warns medical and dental organizations of cybercriminals targeting anonymous FTP servers to steal personal health data.

Data Visualization: Keeping an Eye on Security

Visualization can be one of the most powerful approaches a security team can use to make sense of vast quantities of data. So why does it end up as an afterthought?

Symantec Seeks to Quell CA Customer Concerns over Google Warning

Exec at Symantec spells out what company will do if Google follows through on its proposed plans to degrade trust in Symantec certs.

40% of Discarded Digital Devices Contain Personal Data

NAID study of 250 devices in resale markets found tablets contained the most recoverable personal information.

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7 Steps to Transforming Yourself into a DevSecOps Rockstar

Security practitioners at one education software firm offer lessons learned from merging DevOps with security.

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Ransomware remediation and recovery this week, with clouds on the horizon.

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NGES (Next Gen Endpoint Security): Tips & Key Considerations for Evaluating Solutions
Next generation endpoint security (NGES) is one of the hottest topics in today's cybersecurity market, and for good reason. Traditional preventative measures alone offer insufficient endpoint protection - causing an influx of vendors offering NGES. While the market is relatively ...
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You've been hit by ransomware - and hit hard. Your organization has decided it won't give in to the attackers' demands for a ransom. Now what?

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Partner Perspectives

Malware Explained: Packer, Crypter & Protector

These three techniques can protect malware from analysis. Here's how they work.

7 Things You Need to Know about Bayesian Spam Filtering

Knowing how spam filters work can clarify how some messages get through, and how your own emails can avoid being caught.

4 Ways to Recover from a Cyberattack

Be prepared and act quickly are two key steps that will help you bounce back quickly from a cyberattack.

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