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ZDNet Security
The growing threat of attacks combined with industry skill gaps is leading to sky-high burnout rates among cybersecurity professionals.
Dark Reading
Open service generates free report detailing potential gaps in compliance, configuration, and security for a user’s multiple domain names.
Bleeping Computer
Publishing giant Nikkei disclosed that the group's headquarters in Singapore was hit by a ransomware attack almost one week ago, on May 13th. [...]
The Register
Singapore's safety scheme measures scam-combatting capability A newly implemented e-commerce rating system in the city-state of Singapore has rated Facebook's Marketplace as the least trustworthy e-commerce platform, behind Amazon and its Alibaba-owned Asian analogue Lazada.…
Dark Reading
In a keynote address at Black Hat Asia in Singapore this week, CISO and former NASA security engineer George Do discussed his go-to model for measuring security effectiveness -- and getting others in the organization to listen.
Dark Reading
The incident was a devastating attack, but it exposed gaps in cybersecurity postures that otherwise would have gone unnoticed.
Dark Reading
With 80% of companies using cloud collaboration tools, cybercriminals are using multichannel phishing attacks to exploit security gaps in the hybrid work model.
Dark Reading
The less-good news: IAM only works for applications your IT department knows about, so watch for "shadow IT" programs installed or written by users that leave a security gap.
Bleeping Computer
Microsoft recommends a multi-tiered approach for securing your ADFS environment from password attacks. Learn how Specops can fill in the gaps to add further protection against password sprays and other password attacks. [...]
ZDNet Security
While they have shared more personal data now than they did two years ago, 50% of consumers in Singapore and Australia will stop using services from companies that suffer a security breach, higher than the global average of 43%.