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As war escalates in Europe, it’s ‘shields up’ for the cybersecurity industry

TechCrunch

It coincides with CISA’s warning, and highlights critical areas of concern for the sector and how they mirror trends amongst pharmaceutical and financial companies, providing vital insight into where organizations can focus their efforts, and reinforce the digital perimeter.

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Push Security launches to make SaaS sprawl and shadow IT safer

TechCrunch

In practice, this could mean that marketing teams test-driving third-party social media management tools could inadvertently jeopardise the company’s Twitter and Facebook accounts, or admins could dabble with mobile device management (MDM) software and create an easy inroad for hackers to deploy malware to mobile devices across the workforce.

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Thwarting Cybercrime with Infinidat

Infinidat

The impact may not always be so drastic, although it can be in mission-critical situations, which large enterprises have, whether a health system, a governmental body, a financial institution, a retailer, a utility, a large university, a pharmaceutical company or countless other enterprise organizations. Be vigilant! #3

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The Hot Trend ? Security and Enterprise Storage Together

Infinidat

The impact may not always be so drastic, although it can be in mission-critical situations, which large enterprises usually have, whether a health system, a government body, a financial institution, a retailer, a utility, a large university, a pharmaceutical company or countless other types of organizations.

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Tenable OT Security: 2023 Year in Review

Tenable

At Tenable, we believe the conventional approaches to securing OT environments are not serving to reduce risk in essential sectors, such as manufacturing, transportation, food and pharmaceutical supply chains, and power and water utilities.

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Busted by Cortex XDR: Network Traffic Analysis in Action

Palo Alto Networks

This article tells a customer story of a large pharmaceutical company who could easily have missed the signs of an incoming cyberattack after its endpoint agents failed. The story begins at a large pharmaceutical company that had Cortex XDR deployed using firewalls as sensors to analyze their network traffic. A Sign of Attack.

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Biohacker’s latest answer to health care hurdles: Homebrew meds

The Parallax

He then attempted to call Martin Shkreli, the pharmaceutical company millionaire CEO who bought the patent of the trade name of pyrimethamine, Daraprim, for $55 million and raised the price by 5,500 percent. My biggest fear is that we might be seeing malware on these devices sooner than we think. Biohacking in the real world.

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