Dark Reading Daily -- February 22, 2018

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February 22, 2018

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

The Mobile Threat: 4 out of 10 Businesses Report 'Significant' Risk

Organizations put efficiency and profit before security, leading to system downtime and data loss, according to inaugural research from Verizon.

Global Cybercrime Costs Top $600 Billion

More than 50% of attacks result in damages of over $500K, two reports show.

C-Suite Divided Over Security Concerns

Survey shows 60% of CEOs plan to invest the most resources in malware prevention, but CISOs, CIOs, and CTOs are on a different page.

Takeaways from the Russia-Linked US Senate Phishing Attacks

The Zero Trust Security approach could empower organizations and protect their customers in ways that go far beyond typical security concerns.

Trucking Industry Launches Info Sharing, Cybercrime Reporting Service

American Trucking Associations developed new Fleet CyWatch threat reporting, information sharing service in conjunction with FBI.

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HOT TOPICS
Siemens Leads Launch of Global Cybersecurity Initiative The new 'Charter of Trust' aims to make security a key element of the digital economy, critical infrastructure. Fileless Malware: Not Just a Threat, but a Super-Threat Exploits are getting more sophisticated by the day, and cybersecurity technology just isn't keeping up. 13 Russians Indicted for Massive Operation to Sway US Election Russian nationals reportedly used stolen American identities and infrastructure to influence the 2016 election outcome. MORE

EDITORS' CHOICE

7 Cryptominers & Cryptomining Botnets You Can't Ignore

Cryptominers have emerged as a major threat to organizations worldwide. Here are seven you cannot afford to ignore.

From DevOps to DevSecOps: Structuring Communication for Better Security

A solid approach to change management can help prevent problems downstream.

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Preparing for 3rd Party Cyber Risk Management
Join Michael Rasmussen, Founder of GRC20/20, and Gary Phipps, Senior Director of Solution Engineering at CyberGRX, so you can kick off 2018 with a strategic approach to third-party cyber risk management.

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Partner Perspectives

Getting Started with IoT Security in Healthcare

There's a hazard that comes with introducing any new element into patient care whether it's a new drug or a connected device. These four steps will help keep patients safe.

Proactive Threat Hunting: Taking the Fight to the Enemy

Pulling together everything your security team needs to be effective at threat hunting is not easy but it's definitely worthwhile. Here's why.

The Mirai Botnet Is Attacking Again...

And the spinoff bots - and all their command and control hostnames buried in the morass of digital data - are hilarious.

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Radiflow Reveals First Documented Cryptocurrency Malware Attack on a SCADA Network

Less than 1 in 5 Enterprises Have Customer Notification Plan for Data Breaches

Dragos Releases Dragos Platform 1.2

Fair Institute To Hold 3rd Annual Fair Conference (Faircon18) At Carnegie Mellon University, Oct. 14 -18, Focused On Advancing Cyber, Operational Risk Management

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