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How (Not)? To Move A Security Practice To The Cloud
Most security practices make the same set of mistakes when moving to the cloud. This talk looks at those mistakes and how to avoid them.
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Updating Your Security Practice for the Cloud, Step-by-Step
There are massive opportunities to advance your security practice as your business moves into the cloud. This talk provides a step-by-step approach that will help you maximize them.
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This One Mistake Will Stop a DevSecOps Shift Left Strategy Dead in Its Tracks
DevSecOps is the latest in a long line of buzzwords. The core makes sense: work on security earlier. But why isn't this everywhere? Here's the biggest mistakes teams are making trying to "do" DevSecOps.
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Stop Your Password From Opening The Door To Hackers
Passwords suck. Why are we forced to follow these weird rules. Do they really keep us safe? Here is a solid way to safely handle all of your passwords.
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Streaming Giant Twitch Hit by Major Data Breach
Twitch has been hit by a major data breach. 165GB of critical information was leaked on 4chan. What will the impact be? Will this cause even more streamers to leave?
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Microsoft Edge Experiment 'Super Duper Secure Mode' Aims To Reduce Openings for Hackers
The Microsoft Edge browser team is conducting an experiment in an attempt to increase the cybersecurity of the browser and how it handles javascript. At stake? One of the major performance features.
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US Federal Government Cybersecurity is Lacking
A new report from a United States Senate Committee gave 24 US department and agencies an average grade of C- in cybersecurity. That’s not good.
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Lazio & BlackMatter Bring Ransomware Into the Spotlight…Again
The region of Lazio was hit by a ransomware attack and is struggling to recover from this attack on critical infrastructure. BlackMatter, a new ransomware supergroup, just announced they wouldn't conduct these types of attacks. What does it mean for the future of ransomware?
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Hackers Attempt To Extort Electronic Arts (EA), Fail, Then Leak Source Code
EA got hacked and 780 GB of source code was stolen. The hackers attempted to extort EA and when they didn't pay, the data was dumped online.
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Twitter Shows Slow MFA Adoption, Is Security Unusable?
Twitter's latest transparency report shows a low uptake for the multi-factor authentication feature. This is a great security control that's easy to use. What's going on?
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Pegasus Spyware Runs Roughshod over Human Rights
The Pegasus Project is a collaborative effort by a number of media and advocacy organizations around to the world. With their work, they are shining a light on nation state use a specific malware tool: Pegasus spyware.
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US Government Puts Cybersecurity Front and Center
There are now 5 seniors leaders in the US federal governments with cybersecurity as their primary mandate. Is this going to be a problem?