Dark Reading Daily -- July 08, 2017

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July 08, 2017

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

NotPetya: How to Prep and Respond if You're Hit

Security pros share practices to prepare and handle advanced malware attacks like NotPetya.

IoT Physical Attack Exploit to be Revealed at Black Hat

Security researcher Billy Rios plans to demonstrate how an exploit can cause an IoT device to launch a physical attack against a human.

The SOC Is Dead...Long Live the SOC

The traditional security operations center can't deal with present reality. We must rethink the concept in a way that prepares for the future.

Telecom Hacker Sentenced for Laundering Millions

Pakistani man sentenced to prison for hacking into PBX systems and generating millions of dollars via bogus premium phone calls and laundering the money.

IRS to Launch Educational Phishing Series

The Internal Revenue Service is preparing to launch an educational series on phishing attacks and related warning signs.

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HOT TOPICS
CopyCat Malware Infects 14 Million Android Devices A new malware strain is discovered with a novel approach to infecting Android handheld devices with adware. 9 Ways to Protect Your Cloud Environment from Ransomware The same technology driving faster collaboration and data transfer also enables cybercriminals to quickly spread ransomware. MORE

EDITORS' CHOICE

Hacking the State of the ISIS Cyber Caliphate

Researchers say Islamic State's United Cyber Caliphate remains in its infancy when it comes to cyberattack expertise.

Black Hat Survey: Security Pros Expect Major Breaches in Next Two Years

Significant compromises are not just feared, but expected, Black Hat attendees say

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AI, Machine Learning & The Future of News
More organizations today are looking to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning into their operational processes, and news and financial data firm Bloomberg is no exception. A2 Radio welcomes Bloomberg's CTO and Head of Data Science Gideon Mann to the ...
New Security Technologies: Advice & Best Practices on Selecting The Right One
Given today's threat landscape, combined with so many security options available today, it can be daunting when selecting new or alternative technologies to protect your business. Your security team has unique challenges; therefore, you should be asking your next security ...

Partner Perspectives

Security Experts & Hackers: We're Not So Different

Using the similarities among hackers and security programmers can be an advantage.

Doxing, DoS & Defacement: Today's Mainstream Hacktivism Tools

Anyone can get angry at you and become a hacktivist. Here's how to protect your organization from these increasingly common cyber attacks.

Compliance in the Cloud Needs To Be Continuous & Automated

Complex IT environments require timely visibility into risk and compliance.

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Enterprises are spending an unprecedented amount of money on IT security -- where does it all go? In this survey, Dark Reading polled senior IT management on security budgets and spending plans, and their priorities for the coming year. Download ...
Surviving the IT Security Skills Shortage

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