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| Source |  AlienVault Blog |
|---|---|
| Identifiant | 1037541 |
| Date de publication | 2019-02-22 14:00:00 (vue: 2019-02-22 16:01:17) |
| Titre | Things I Hearted This Week, 22 Feb 2019 |
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We have two weeks of news to catch up with because I was travelling last week and wasn’t able to submit to the editor in time.
But that just means double the security fun. So let’s just jump right into it.
Helping The Smaller Businesses
Small and mid-sized businesses have most of the same cybersecurity concerns of larger enterprises. What they don't have are the resources to deal with them. A new initiative, the Cybersecurity Toolkit, is intended to bridge that gulf and give small companies the ability to keep themselves safer in an online environment that is increasingly dangerous.
GCA cyber security toolkit | GCAtoolkit
Mastercard, GCA Create Small Business Cybersecurity Toolkit | Dark Reading
Security Isn’t Enough. Silicon Valley Needs ‘Abusability’ Testing
It is time for Silicon Valley to take the potential for unintended, malicious use of its products as seriously as it takes their security. From Russian disinformation on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to YouTube extremism to drones grounding air traffic, Tech companies need to think not just about protecting their own users but about abusability: the possibility that users could exploit their tech to harm others, or the world.
Security isn’t enough. Silicon Valley needs ‘abusability’ testing | Wired
Hackers Wipe US Servers of Email Provider VFEmail
Email provider VFEmail.net were compromised and disks formatted. Every VM, file server, and backup server was lost.
No ransom demand, no notice, just attack and destroy.
ZHackers wipe US servers of email provider VFEmail | ZDNet
CISO Spotlight: Security Goals and Objectives for 2019
Rick Holland shares his security goals and objectives for 2019, which has some great insights and tips such as hyperfocusing on process / program improvements, establishing a security and risk playbook, avoiding ‘expense in depth’, eating their own BBQ, and investing in the team.
CISO Spotlight: Security Goals and Objectives for 2019 | Digital Shadows
Court Camera Used to Spy on Juror’s Notebook
Some defense attorneys in San Juan County worry that Sheriff Ron Krebs has a finger on the scales of justice after learning he used a courtroom security camera to surreptitiously zoom in on defense documents and a juror’s notebook during a criminal trial last week.
The incident has drawn outrage from criminal and civil-rights attorneys and frustration from the county prosecutor, and prompted a rare weekend hearing during which a judge dismissed misdemeanor assault and trespass charges against a Lopez Island man after finding the incident amounted to government misconduct that had violated his right to a fair trial.
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| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | 2019 > dding:0; feb hearted things week |
| Tags | Guideline |
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