Dark Reading Daily -- March 24, 2022

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March 24, 2022

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

Okta Says 366 Customers Impacted via Third-Party Breach

Microsoft meanwhile confirms Lapsus$ group compromised it as well and issues warning on threat actor.

F-Secure Rebrands as WithSecure, Spins Off Consumer Products

Attempting to catch up with CrowdStrike, Microsoft, and Trend Micro, the Helsinki-based endpoint-protection firm "de-merges" its consumer-security business to focus on businesses.

Building a Red Team: How to Get Started

These groups of authorized hackers work to infiltrate their customer's data, development environment, or any other business area to locate and identify vulnerabilities.

Cyber Insurance and War Exclusions

Here's what a cybersecurity lawyer thinks security pros need to know in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

FBI: Cybercrime Victims Suffered Losses of Over $6.9B in 2021

The Internet Crime Complaint Center fielded 847,376 cybercrime reports last year, an increase of 7% from 2020.

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EDITORS' CHOICE

6 Reasons Not to Pay Ransomware Attackers

Paying a ransom might appear to be the best option, but it comes with its own costs.

LATEST FROM THE EDGE

Could Gaming Close the Cyberskills Gap?

The Wicked6 hackathon helps women to develop their professional cybersecurity skills while networking and playing games.

LATEST FROM DR TECHNOLGY

Vade Receives Patent on Anti-Phishing Tech

The patent covers a technique to detect phishing kits even as the kits utilize defensive mechanisms to avoid detection.

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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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