Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
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Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- New hacks siphon private cryptocurrency keys from airgapped wallets - Ars Technica
- What You Need to Know About GDPR Breach Disclosure, Response - Bank Info Security
- Tech support scams are on the rise, up 24%, warns Microsoft - CSO
- 'Orangeworm' Cyberspies Target Healthcare Sector in US, Europe, Asia -SecurityWeek
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- When you go to a security conference, and its mobile app leaks your data - Ars Technica
- UK Teen Who Hacked CIA Chief Gets Two-Year Prison Term - Security Week
- The Role of KPIs in Incident Response - DarkReading
If you are thinking of buying a managed detection and response (MDR) service, then you already know how these services can help your organization achieve security and compliance while reducing costs. These services can help by extending your team and offloading certain tasks related to security monitoring to a third-party, freeing up your team to better focus their efforts. But do you know what to look for in managed detection and response vendors? What sets some providers apart from others? Here are four important items to consider when buying an MDR:
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Nation state hackers attempted to use Equifax vulnerability against DoD, NSA official says - CyberScoop
- DHS Secretary Says U.S. Will Respond to Nation-State Cyber-Attacks - eWeek
- Prosecutors hand over terabytes of evidence in case against Russian charged with LinkedIn breach - CyberScoop
- Facebook Admits to Tracking Non-Users Across the Internet - SecurityWeek
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Intel, Microsoft to use GPU to scan memory for malware - Ars Technica
- Windows 10 will soon get passwordless logins with Yubico’s Security Key - TechCrunch
- To Patch Or Not To Patch? Surprisingly, That Is The Question - Forbes
- Ransomware, healthcare and incident response: Lessons from the Allscripts attack - CSO
Grab your coffee and read up on today's top information security stories and articles from around the web:
- Former Airline Database Administrator Sentenced for Hacking Reservation System - Dark Reading
- Analysis: Verizon's Breach Report 2018 - Bank Info Security
- Severe Flaws Expose Moxa Industrial Routers to Attacks - Security Week
- Email Breach at Oxygen Equipment Maker Affects 30,000 - Healthcare Info Security
Cyber attacks are waged against organizations of all sizes and industries. It is more critical than ever that these organizations find ways to effectively detect and mitigate threats. For organizations looking to build out their threat detection capabilities and avoid disaster, here are 5 steps to effective threat detection: