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Today's cybersecurity landscape highlights several key trends and threats. Ransomware attacks continue to proliferate, with an emphasis on targeting critical infrastructure and healthcare sectors. Phishing remains a significant concern, leveraging social engineering tactics to exploit remote work vulnerabilities. Additionally, the rise of supply chain attacks underscores the need for enhanced security measures across third-party vendors. Zero-day vulnerabilities are being actively exploited, prompting organizations to prioritize patch management. Finally, the importance of cybersecurity awareness training is emphasized as a critical defense against human error.
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Critical infrastructure requires improved security
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Washington Post and The New York Times, among media domains, have been spoofed.
Palo Alto enters into an agreement with Demisto, augmenting its security orchestration, automation and response space.
The average time to fix a web app vulnerability is 77.5 days, says Edgescan.
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