CyberAware – Aug 2021 – 2 of 2
CyberAware – Aug 2021 – 2 of 2
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- Health Sector Deals With Ransomware, Data Breaches As COVID Cases Rise
- Disclosures Of Vulnerabilities To Critical Infrastructure Up 41% In New Report
- 48% Of U.S. Hospitals Experienced A Ransomware Attack In Past 6 Months
- Most Organizations Experienced At Least One Ransomware Attack, Multiple Attacks Very Common
- The Taliban may have seized biometric data that can ID US allies in Afghanistan
- CISA: Vulnerability Identified in Baby Monitoring/Webcam Equipment
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5 Ways to Defend Against Supply Chain Cyberattacks
Cutting corners happens, more so in high-stakes, high-speed jobs. But from employees honest enough to admit when they push vulnerable code live, we can put together a portfolio of products shipped broken. A new study byOsterman Researchfound a concerning trend — 81% of developers admitted to knowingly pushing vulnerable code live. And that makes it easier for threat actors to launch cyberattacks.
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SecurityWeek’s 2021 ICS Cyber Security Conference will be held at the InterContinental Atlanta with content available online as a hybrid event in SecurityWeek’s virtual conference environment.
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