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Bleeping Computer
Ransomware encryption speed is crucial because it reduces the time available for an organization to react to a security breach. Included are six crucial steps for protecting your organization from the ever-increasing speed of ransomware attacks. [...]
The Register
Protection from business email compromise In the distant past, a master forger with a quill could fake a signature on the end of a letter but at least then you had time to consider the potential for fraud before any damage could be done. In the digital age of email, it's increasingly hard to spot a scam's threat to your security and react in time.… Webinar
Dark Reading
Traditional metrics don't reflect real-world severity. Instead, analyzing previously reported incidents can help teams decide how to react, a new report says.
Dark Reading
This is what happens when a CISO gets tired of reacting to attacks and goes on the offensive.
Dark Reading
Learn to think three moves ahead of hackers so you're playing chess, not checkers. Instead of reacting to opponents' moves, be strategic, and disrupt expected patterns of vulnerability.
The Register
State actors - what reactors? How does your security team prioritize work? When a new attack from a state actor hits the news, do you know if your team should drop everything to hunt for IOCs? Do you understand your security control coverage for the threat actors that might target your organization? Recently, the Red Canary corporate security team asked itself these questions when it was creating its own threat model.… Webinar
Dark Reading
Interactive intrusion campaigns jumped nearly 50%, while the breakout time between initial access and lateral movement shrank to less than 90 minutes, putting pressure on defenders to react quickly.
Dark Reading
Lawmakers and cybersecurity insiders are reacting to a bombshell report from former Twitter security head Mudge Zatko, alleging reckless security lapses that could be exploited by foreign adversaries.
The Register
Plus: Intel, AMD react to Hertzbleed data-leaking holes in CPUs Microsoft claims to have finally fixed the Follina zero-day flaw in Windows as part of its June Patch Tuesday batch, which included security updates to address 55 vulnerabilities.… Patch Tuesday
Bleeping Computer
The Quantum ransomware, a strain first discovered in August 2021, were seen carrying out speedy attacks that escalate quickly, leaving defenders little time to react. [...]