Dark Reading Daily -- May 17, 2021

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May 17, 2021

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Wi-Fi Design, Implementation Flaws Allow a Range of Frag Attacks

Every Wi-Fi product is affected by at least one fragmentation and aggregation vulnerability, which could lead to a machine-in-the-middle attack, researcher says.

Security Trends to Follow at RSA Conference 2021

Here are three key categories of sessions that provide an inside look at some of today's most interesting cybersecurity trends.

SOC Teams Burdened by Alert Fatigue Explore XDR

ESG research finds a complex attack surface and threat landscape make alerts too overwhelming to monitor accurately

Rapid7 Source Code Accessed in Supply Chain Attack

An investigation of the Codecov attack revealed intruders accessed Rapid7 source code repositories containing internal credentials and alert-related data.

Cisco Confirms Plans to Acquire Kenna Security

Cisco plans to integrate Kenna's vulnerability management technology into its SecureX platform.

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A Startup With NSA Roots Wants Silently Disarming Cyberattacks on the Wire to Become the Norm

Trinity Cyber takes a new spin on some traditional network-security techniques, but can its approach catch on widely?

7 Modern-Day Cybersecurity Realities

Security pros may be working with a false sense of security. We explore seven places where old methods and techniques have to change to keep their organizations safe.

LATEST FROM THE EDGE

How Faster COVID-19 Research Is Being Made Possible by Secure Silicon

When Intel and Leidos set up a "trusted execution environment" to enable a widespread group of researchers to securely share and confidentially compute real-world data, it was no small achievement.

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Ransomware Resilience and Response Playbook
When ransomware locks up your business's critical data and essential gear, panic can set in fast-which just makes you more vulnerable. But questions abound: is this a ransomworm that's going to spread to other endpoints? Are the attackers going to ...
Web Security: Protecting Your Data from Internet Threats
One of the most accessible methods of cracking your corporate data is through a simple Internet connection. In this webinar, experts offer a look at some of the most common ways that cyber attackers use to crack enterprise systems via ...

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