Dark Reading Daily -- October 28, 2017

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October 28, 2017

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

Web Attacks Spike in Financial Industry

Web application compromise beats human error as the top data breach cause, putting finance companies at risk for larger attacks, according to a new study.

Passwords Use Alone Still Trumps Multi-Factor Authentication

Strong authentication use overall remains weak but is starting to gain some ground with enterprises.

3 Steps to Reduce Risk in Your Supply Chain

Many companies have very limited visibility into their vendors' security posture -- and some may have thousands of vendors. Here are steps that every company should take to lock down their supply chains.

Identity Theft Ring Hit with Credit Card Fraud Indictment

A federal grand jury indicts six individuals on criminal charges relating to credit card and debit card fraud.

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HOT TOPICS
10 Social Engineering Attacks Your End Users Need to Know About It's Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Make sure your users are briefed on these 10 attacker techniques that are often overlooked. 10 Steps for Stretching Your IT Security Budget When the budget gods decline your request for an increase, here are 10 ways to stretch that dollar. 'Bad Rabbit' Ransomware Attacks Rock Russia, Ukraine - and Beyond Attack employs new version of infamous NotPetya ransomware used in June attacks on Ukraine targets. MORE

EDITORS' CHOICE

Windows 10 Update: 10 Key New Security Features

Microsoft is tightening its focus on Windows 10 security with several new security tools in its latest major OS update.

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Ransomware: A Hunting We Will Go
Ransomware is one of the favorite flavors of malware and is particularly vicious and showing no signs of slowing down. Join this webinar as Senior Security Researcher Kyle Wilhoit helps us to understand ransomware trends, ransomware use cases, the financial ...
Security Implications of VoIP & SIP
This webinar will examine the security implications of using VoIP and SIP, how to best protect real-time communications traffic with tools you already have as well as with new tools, and how to orchestrate protections to prevent UC security from ...

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Partner Perspectives

5 Reasons Why the CISO is a Cryptocurrency Skeptic

If you think all you need is technology to defend against bad guys, you shouldn't be a CISO. But technology is all cryptocurrency is, starting with Bitcoin.

CISOs: Striving Toward Proactive Security Strategies

A new survey paints a compelling picture of the modern security executive, how they succeed, and how much power they wield.

6 Steps to Finding Honey in the OWASP

The most famous project of the Open Web Application Security Project is getting an update. Here's what you need to know, and how you can get involved.

FEATURED REPORTS

[Security] Budgets, Plans & Priorities
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
Cybersecurity professionals are in high demand -- and short supply. Find out what Dark Reading discovered during their 2017 Security Staffing Survey and get some strategies for getting through the drought. Download the report today!

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