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July 21, 2021

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TSA Issues Second Directive for Pipeline Operators Amid China Concerns A separate advisory from the CISA this week resurfaced details of a 2011–2013 Chinese campaign against energy industry targets and warned that same tactics and techniques still remain effective. China's Claim on Vulnerability Details Could Chill Researchers The Network Security Law of the People's Republic of China enforces coordinated disclosure, but also requires that researchers notify the government of vulnerabilities. Google Cloud Debuts Security Tools for Public & Private Sectors Today's announcements include a cloud-native intrusion detection system and government-focused offerings that comply with the White House's executive order. Big Game Makes Easy Prey for Cybercriminals By adopting nation-state methods, cybercriminals have moved on from small prey to large targets to rake in millions of dollars with relatively little effort. FBI Asks Security Leaders to Prepare for Cyberattacks Ahead of Olympics Officials warn of the potential for disruptive cyberattacks against organizations and people associated with the upcoming Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Rapid7 Acquires Threat Intel Company IntSights for $335M The company plans to combine its threat intelligence platform with IntSights' external threat intelligence capabilities. Name That Toon: Buzzard Bestie Feeling creative? Come up with a clever caption for this month's contest, and our panel of experts will reward the winner with a $25 Amazon gift card. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY


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