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The Register
rm -rf'ing staff chat logs can't go unpunished, says Uncle Sam The US Department of Justice (DoJ) asked the judge hearing its antitrust case against Google to sanction the search advertising giant for destruction of evidence.…
The Register
Excuse me, citizen, did you packet this data yourself? The tech sector is failing at cybersecurity. Global spending on the stuff is at $190 billion a year, a quarter of the US defense budget. That hasn't stemmed an estimated $7 trillion in annual cybercriminal damages. People are fond of saying that the Wild West days of the internet are over, but on those numbers an 1875 Dodge City bank vault looks like Fort Knox.… Opinion
Dark Reading
The demand is unmistakeable and the business case is readily justified — it's time to implement zero trust.
Dark Reading
Only one in 10 enterprises will create a robust zero-trust foundation in the next three years, while more than half of attacks won't even be prevented by it, according to Gartner.
Dark Reading
New guidance seeks to cultivate trust in AI technologies and promote AI innovation while mitigating risk
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Gartner, Inc. predicts thatby 2026, 10% of large enterprises will have a mature and measurable zero-trust program in place, up from less than 1% today. Gartner defines zero trust as a security paradigm that explicitly identifies users and devices and grants them just the right amount of access so the business can operate with minimal friction while risks are reduced. "Many organizations established their infrastructure with implicit rather than explicit trust models to ease access and operations for workers and workloads. Attackers abuse this implicit trust in infrastructure to establish malware and then move laterally to achieve their objectives," said John Watts, VP Analyst at Gartner. "However, CISOs and risk managementleaders should not assume that zero trust will eliminate cyberthreats. Rather, zero trust reduces risk and limits impacts of an attack." Gartner analysts predict thatthrough 2026, more than half of cyberattacks will be aimed at areas that zero- trust controls don't cover and cannot mitigate. CISOs and risk management leaders must also run a continuous threat exposure management program to better inventory and optimize their exposure to threats beyond the scope of ZTA. Gartner clients can learn more in "Predicts 2023: Zero Trust Moves Past Marketing Hype Into Reality." Gartner analysts present the latest research and advice for security and risk management leaders at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summits 2023, taking place February 13-14 in India, February 27-28 in Dubai, June 5-7 in National Harbor, MD, March 28-29 in Sydney, July 26-28 in Tokyo and September 26-28 in London.
The Register
Enhanced access privileges for partners choke on double-byte characters, contribute to global delays Microsoft has messed up a zero trust upgrade its service provider partners have been asked to implement for customers.…
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WASHINGTON, DC January 5, 2023 - DirectTrust and the Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission today announced the completion of their previously announced merger, effective January 4, 2023. DirectTrust is a non-profit healthcare industry alliance created to support secure, identity-verified electronic exchanges of protected health information. "We're excited to officially welcome EHNAC's team of experts and assessors to the DirectTrust family. The completion of this merger significantly strengthens our accreditation capabilities, in particular for our members who will experience an improved and streamlined accreditation process," said Scott Stuewe, DirectTrust President and CEO. "However, the impact of this merger will reverberate well beyond our members. This move further supports trust and security in nationwide trust frameworks and networks throughout the healthcare ecosystem as we strive to become the nation's premier healthcare-focused accreditation, standards development, and technical trust partner." EHNAC senior leaders Executive Director and CEO Lee Barrett and COO Debra Hopkinson, long-standing pillars of the health IT trust and accreditation communities, will continue to work for and consult with DirectTrust as Commission Executive Director and Executive Advisor, respectively. EHNAC staff members and assessors will also join DirectTrust. The goal of DirectTrust is to develop, promote, and, as necessary, help enforce the rules and best practices necessary to maintain privacy, security, and trust for stakeholders across and beyond healthcare. DirectTrust is committed to fostering widespread public confidence in the interoperable exchange of health information while promoting quality service, innovation, cooperation, and open competition in healthcare.
The Hacker News
Challenges with an enforcement-based approach An enforcement-based approach to security begins with a security policy backed by security controls, often heavy-handed and designed to prevent employees from engaging in risky behavior or inadvertently expanding the potential attack surface of an organization. Most organizations exclusively use enforcement-based security controls, usually carried
Bleeping Computer
VirusTotal has published a cheat sheet to help researchers create queries leading to more specific results from the malware intelligence platform. [...]