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Cybersecurity Snapshot: NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework Gets Major Update, as Advisories on APT29 and ALPHV Blackcat Get Rolled Out

Tenable

Check out what’s new in NIST’s makeover of its Cybersecurity Framework. Also, how to assess the cybersecurity capabilities of a generative AI LLM. And the most prevalent malware in Q4. 1 - NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 1 - NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 came out in 2014. And much more!

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Why Is It Necessary to Run Cybersecurity Evaluation Exercises?

Altexsoft

The rapidly growing volume and sophistication of attacks entail the need for greater preparedness, especially through regular security exercises. Here’s a question related to the field of security: Why do military organizations ceaselessly conduct combat exercises or drills? Security validation is necessary for many compelling reasons.

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Cooperation and Collaborative Partnerships are Key to Protect Businesses

Palo Alto Networks

Even the most security-conscious business remains at risk of an attack. With a cybersecurity landscape dominated by fragmented security vendors and tools, businesses struggle to protect themselves. Another example of cooperation in cybersecurity is Unit 42 , the Palo Alto Networks threat intelligence team.

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Enterprise IT in 2014 – Under-the-Radar Challenges with WAN Bandwidth, BYOD, and XP Security

CTOvision

In a 2014 Next-Generation WAN Survey , 68 percent of respondents said demand for WAN bandwidth will increase over the next year. Securing these devices is nearly impossible because they are not corporate controlled. XP Will Cause Significant Security Issues. CTO Cyber Security DoD and IC Mobile' Limited WAN Bandwidth.

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Fighting Ransomware: Using Ivanti’s Platform to Build a Resilient Zero Trust Security Defense

Ivanti

Ransomware is a strain of malware that blocks users (or a company) from accessing their personal data or apps on infected iOS, iPadOS, and Android mobile devices, macOS laptops, Windows personal computers and servers, and Linux servers. The first exploit using this type of ransomware was found in 2014 and called SimpLocker.

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Fighting Ransomware: Using Ivanti’s Platform to Build a Resilient Zero Trust Security Defense – Part 2

Ivanti

Within the initial blog in this series , we discussed ransomware attacks and their remediation on Android mobile devices. Often these third-party apps have not been rigorously tested for vulnerabilities and can contain malware and malicious exploits that can then take complete control of your device without you knowing.

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South Korean and American Agencies Release Joint Advisory on North Korean Ransomware

Tenable

South Korean and American Agencies Release Joint Advisory on North Korean Ransomware Several South Korean and American agencies have released a joint cybersecurity advisory on North Korean state-sponsored ransomware operators. A week after that CSA was released, Microsoft attributed the use of H0lyGh0st ransomware to the same actor.

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