The first half of 2023 has seen a massive surge in Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, unveiling a new level of sophistication, frequency, and size that organizations must confront. This rising threat is particularly exemplified by the popularity in…
Overcoming Open Source Vulnerabilities in the Software Supply Chain
By securing access to code and running scans against all code changes, developers can better prevent — and detect — potential risks and vulnerabilities. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: Overcoming Open Source Vulnerabilities…
See Tickets says hackers accessed customers’ payment data — again
Global ticketing giant See Tickets has disclosed a data breach affecting customers’ credit card information for the second time in the past 12 months. See Tickets, owned by Vivendi Ticketing, confirmed the latest breach in a filing with Maine’s attorney…
Meet the AI, fintech, SaaS and security industry chairs at TC Disrupt 2023
We’re less than two weeks away from TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, and we still have more amazing people and sessions to share with you. Today, we’re introducing you to our industry chairs. These folks act as expert resources for TechCrunch, and…
API security startup Pynt raises $6M
“We chose ‘Pynt’ because it’s short, memorable, and reflects our love for developers and a good beer,” Pynt co-founder and CEO Tzvika Shneider told me when I asked him about how the company got its name. “As we say: ‘A…
Android Zero-Day Patched With September 2023 Security Updates
Android’s September 2023 security update resolves a high-severity elevation of privilege vulnerability exploited in malicious attacks. The post Android Zero-Day Patched With September 2023 Security Updates appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek RSS Feed Read…
Russia-Backed APT28 Tried to Attack a Ukrainian Critical Power Facility
The attack has been carried out using legitimate services and standard software functions, CERT-UA observed This article has been indexed from http://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/rss/news/76/application-security/ Read the original article: Russia-Backed APT28 Tried to Attack a Ukrainian Critical Power Facility
BugProve Discovers Critical Security Vulnerabilities in Zavio IP Cameras
In a groundbreaking revelation, BugProve, a prominent name in the field of cybersecurity, has exposed a critical security advisory concerning Zavio IP cameras. The advisory underscores the presence of a staggering seven pre-authentication remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities and 26…
Fasoo collaborates with Egnyte to simplify data governance
Fasoo and Egnyte announced a partnership that will allow organizations to encrypt any Egnyte-managed file and inject Egnyte permissions directly into the protected file, ensuring that governance is maintained wherever the file goes. Colter Carambio, EVP and CRO at Fasoo,…
NTT launches Samurai XDR SaaS to strengthen detection and response capabilities across the network
NTT Security Holdings launched Samurai XDR SaaS, making their threat detection and response system accessible to organizations of all sizes for just $40 per endpoint per year. The cloud-hosted solution requires no infrastructure deployment, providing SMBs an affordable way to…
Heimdal®’s Semiannual Rundown of the Most Exploited Vulnerabilities of 2023
In the ever-evolving threascape, staying ahead of the latest vulnerabilities is crucial for individuals, organizations, and government institutions. This year, we have witnessed a plethora of vulnerabilities stretched across various software, hardware, and platforms. In this article, we will deep-dive…
Three CISOs Share How to Run an Effective SOC
The role of the CISO keeps taking center stage as a business enabler: CISOs need to navigate the complex landscape of digital threats while fostering innovation and ensuring business continuity. Three CISOs; Troy Wilkinson, CISO at IPG; Rob Geurtsen, former…
Cyber Security Today, Sept. 6, 2023 – Advice on cyber insurance
This episode reports on what your organization might need to get and keep cyber insurance — or whether you should self-insure by setting up a rigorous cybersecuri This article has been indexed from IT World Canada Read the original article:…