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> Less Than Half of Organizations Have Open Source Security Policy
Time taken to fix bugs has doubled over past three years
> #InfosecurityEurope2022: Are You Prepared For The Next Big Crisis?
Simon Dyson from NHS Digital explained how teams can boost awareness of cyber risks across their organizations
> Are blockchains decentralized?
A new Trail of Bits research report examines unintended centralities in distributed ledgers Blockchains can help push the boundaries of current technology in useful ways. However, to make good risk decisions involving exciting and innovative technologies, people need demonstrable facts that are arri...
> Russia Steps Up Cyber-Espionage Against Ukraine Allies
Microsoft warns of “defensive weaknesses” in European governments
> #InfosecurityEurope2022: The Power of Narrative in Highlighting OT System Risks
Nigel Stanley and other security leaders discussed how to manage OT system risks
> Announcing the new Trail of Bits podcast
Trail of Bits has launched a podcast. The first five-episode season is now available for download. The podcast and its RSS feed are available at trailofbits.audio, and you may subscribe on all major podcast outlets, including Apple iTunes, Spotify, Gaana, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, and many othe...
> #InfosecurityEurope2022: Tackling Widespread Data Breaches from Third Parties
Third-party risks can be reduced but not eliminated, panel says
> #InfosecurityEurope2022: The Critical Yet Often Invisible Role Cryptography Plays in Our Lives
During a presentation, Keith Martin explained crucial ways we depend on cryptographic technology
> [BugTales] UnZiploc: From 0-click To Platform Compromise
Recently we have disclosed new advisories related to the remote exploitation of Huawei smartphones. The research that led to these findings was motivated by analyzing new interfaces for remote code execution on a mobile platform. After our work on exploiting Huawei’s Kirin via its baseband interface...
> #InfosecurityEurope2022: Lessons Learned from Career on the Security Front Line
Developments in technology are making it harder for security services to gather intelligence or detect espionage, according to a former head of MI5
> Identity-Related Breaches Hit 84% of US Firms in 2021
Cloud adoption driving volume of corporate credentials
> Bauer Gruppe
La Bauer Gruppe et la Mürwiker Gruppe, deux entreprises allemandes, ont été sévèrement touchées par des cyberattaques qui ont crypté leurs serveurs et données, les laissant sans accès à leurs systèmes informatiques essentiels. Les attaques ont entraîné des coûts de restauration estimés à environ 2,3...
> Yodel Cyber Incident Disrupts UK Deliveries
Experts suspect ransomware as the cause
> Euro Cops Dismantle Multimillion-Dollar Phishing Gang
Europol trumpets Dutch and Belgian police work
> Knowledge Base Digest - May 2022
Each month we publish numerous new articles and known issues to the WatchGuard Knowledge Base. Here is the new content published in May: Articles Supervised iOS Devices: Back up and Restore without Losing Data Video or voice calls disconnected while on wireless network Known Issues AuthPoint Logo...
> #InfosecurityEurope2022: Geopolitical Tensions a "Danger" to Cybersecurity
During a keynote talk, Mischa Glenny explained challenges geopolitical tensions create for cybersecurity
> #InfosecurityEurope2022 Firms Face Emerging Threats as Bad Actors Evade Defenses
The cyber-threat landscape continues to evolve at a breakneck pace
> Themes from PyCon US 2022
After two long years of lockdowns, virtual meetups, quarantines, and general chaos, the Python community gathered en masse to Salt Lake City for PyCon 2022. Two of our engineers attended the conference, and we are happy to report that the Python community is not only alive and well but also thriving...
> #InfosecurityEurope2022 Cooperation Necessary to Strengthen Cyber Strategies
The panel also discussed how to build leadership resilience to cope with disruptive changes
> New Toddycat APT Targets MS Exchange Servers in Europe and Asia
APT actor would utilize two formerly unknown tools Kaspersky called "Samurai backdoor" and "Ninja Trojan"