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 November 11, 2021
LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY
Microsoft Fixes Exchange Server Zero-Day
November security update contains patches for 55 bugs — including six zero-days across various products.
How InfoSec Should Use the Minimum Viable Secure Product Checklist
Google and Salesforce executives discuss the need for the newly released MVSP, how tech companies came together to work on it, and how organizations should use it.
ChaosDB: Researchers Share Technical Details of Azure Flaw
Wiz researchers who discovered a severe flaw in the Azure Cosmos DB database discussed the full extent of the vulnerability at Black Hat Europe.
US Charges Ukrainian National for Kaseya Ransomware Attack
Yaroslav Vasinskyi is one of seven individuals believed to be responsible for deploying REvil ransomware in attacks against 5,000 organizations.
API Security Issues Hinder Application Delivery
A new survey explains why nearly all organizations experience API security problems to varying degrees.
Dark Reading Video News Desk Comes to Black Hat Europe
While attendees join Black Hat Europe 2021 virtually and live in London, we bring you prerecorded interviews from remote offices around the world.
Phishing Attack Blends Spoofed Amazon Order and Fraudulent Customer Service Agents
It's the latest in a series of clever brand impersonation scams that use multiple vectors to lure victims.
Securing the Public: Who Should Take Charge?
International policy expert Marietke Schaake explores the intricacies of protecting the public as governments depend on private companies to build and secure digital infrastructure.
4 Tips to Secure the OT Cybersecurity Budget You Require
OT security engineers and personnel should approach senior management with an emphasis on risk reduction benefits and with a concrete plan to secure budget and funding before it's too late.
Having Trouble Finding Cybersecurity Talent? You Might Be the Problem
Hiring managers must rethink old-school practices to find the right candidates and be ready to engage in meaningful conversations about their company's values. Here are three ways to start.
US Offers $10M Reward For ID, Location of DarkSide Leadership
The State Department offers multimillion-dollar rewards for information related to the leaders and members involved in DarkSide ransomware.
US Defense Contractor Discloses Data Breach
Electronic Warfare Associates says an attackers infiltrated EWA email in August, which led to the exfiltration of files with personal data.
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CISA Issues New Directive for Patching Known Exploited Vulnerabilities
The goal is to reduce civilian federal agency exposure to attacks that threat actors are actively using in campaigns, agency says.

4 Tips on How Small to Midsize Businesses Can Combat Cyberattacks
The first step in improving your cybersecurity is understanding your risk of attack.

How Is Zero Trust Different From Traditional Security?
Unlike traditional security approaches, the zero-trust security model verifies a user's identity each and every time they need specific system access.

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