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New funding to drive aggressive growth of industry’s only cybersecurity platform that brings enterprise grade cybersecurity to the mid-market; 300% year-over-year growth projected for 5th year in a row.
Bleeping Computer
The Corona Mirai-based malware botnet is spreading through a 5-year-old remote code execution (RCE) zero-day in AVTECH IP cameras, which have been discontinued for years and will not receive a patch. [...]
The Register
How Forcepoint Data Security Everywhere does what it says on the tin The coronavirus pandemic appears to have changed the employment landscape forever, with estimates suggesting that up to a quarter of staff still spend some of their working week outside of the office compared to just 6 percent prior to 2020.… Sponsored Post
The Register
Tech used at King's Coronation employs higher thresholds on once-only watch-lists, Met tells MPs The UK Parliament has heard that a facial recognition system used by the Metropolitan police during the King’s Coronation can exhibit racial bias at certain thresholds.…
The Register
How to locate cybersecurity risks in remote working The implementation of lockdowns during the maelstrom of the Coronavirus pandemic led to fast track changes to traditional work practices. To meet the challenges of operating in a global emergency, businesses and organizations of every kind had to urgently find a way to keep operating.… Webinar
Graham Cluley
A predominantly Black college, based in Illinois, USA, is closing its doors after 157 years - citing the challenges it faced due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and the aftermath of a ransomware attack. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
With North Korean IT workers storming the gates, too Another RSAC has come and gone, with almost 44,000 attendees this year spread across San Francisco's Moscone Center and the surrounding facilities, according to conference organizers. Hopefully, all of us made it home safely, didn't get deported to a Venezuelan prison, and didn't end up bringing home a virus - computer or corona.… RSAC
Graham Cluley
Graham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the folks at Sysdig. Thanks to the great team there for their support! This move to the cloud has made it easier to scale up applications when they need to grow. However, there is a corollary to this: Budgeting! Chances are, you’re probably overspending. Estimating how … Continue reading "Study reveals companies are wasting millions on unused Kubernetes resources"