Dark Reading Daily -- March 28, 2022

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March 28, 2022

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

Indictment of Russian National Offers Glimpse Into Methodical Targeting of Energy Firm

Evgeny Viktorovich Gladkikh tried to cause catastrophic damage to Saudi oil refinery in 2017 via the Triton/Trisis malware, the US has alleged.

HR Alone Can't Solve the Great Resignation

Here's how IT teams and decision-makers can step up to support the workforce. Creating a culture of feedback and introducing automation can mitigate burnout, inspire employees, and reduce turnover.

Here's How Fast Ransomware Encrypts Files

New analysis shows how long it takes for each of the top 10 ransomware families to encrypt 100,000 files.

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Russian Nationals Indicted for Epic Triton/Trisis and Dragonfly Cyberattacks on Energy Firms Four Russian government employees were charged by the DoJ for attack campaigns targeting hundreds of energy sector companies and organizations in 135 countries, including the US. What the Conti Ransomware Group Data Leak Tells Us Knowing the inner workings of Conti will not only help ransomware negotiators but also help organizations to better handle a ransomware attack when it happens. 6 Reasons Not to Pay Ransomware Attackers Paying a ransom might appear to be the best option, but it comes with its own costs. MORE

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Pandemic Leaves Firms Scrambling for Cybersecurity Specialists

Companies have trouble retaining workers, with almost two-thirds of business reporting unfilled positions and massive unmet demand for technical cybersecurity professionals, study shows.

LATEST FROM THE EDGE

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.

LATEST FROM DR TECHNOLOGY

Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture: Hope or Hype?

Gartner has touted CSMA as one of the top technology trends for this year. But what is it really?

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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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How Enterprises Are Securing the Application Environment
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How Enterprises Plan to Address Endpoint Security Threats in a Post-Pandemic World
Dark Reading's 2022 Endpoint Security Report examines how IT and cybersecurity professionals are grappling with the impact of pandemic-related changes on endpoint security strategies. The report explores how they are building their endpoint security defenses, and provides insight on what organizations ...

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