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The United States Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has gone public with a warning to Microsoft Windows users regarding a critical security vulnerability. By issuing the "update now" warning, CISA has joined the likes of Microsoft itself and the National Security Agency (NSA) in warning Windows users of the danger from the BlueKeep vulnerability. Source: Forbes

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Clovity Partners With Dispersive Networks On Securing Large Scale IoT Device Deployments For Enterprise And Smart City Initiatives.

Clovity, the digital transformation leader for Connected Devices, has partnered with Dispersive Networks, a provider of ultra-secure networking for mission-critical solutions, to deploy the Dispersive™ Virtual Network (VN) in its Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Clovity's Retail, Financial Services, Healthcare, Industrial and Smart City customers benefit from new levels of performance, reliability, and security when adopting IoT solutions. Dispersive's software-defined networking (SDN) technology combined with Clovity's IoT platform, CSensorNet, enables quick and secure transmission, analysis,...

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Now security operations centers (SOC) and managed security service providers (MSSPs) can benefit from a comprehensive solution including detection, investigation, and automated response that delivers significant boosts in effectiveness and productivity. Despite the intuitive coupling of automated response with advanced, machine-learning detection, the SOAR (security, orchestration, automated response) solutions available on the market typically fall short of offering both functionalities. “Talk about scaling the SOC often seems to involve a connected series of fools’ errands,”...

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Exim servers, estimated to run nearly 57% of the internet's email servers, are now under a heavy barrage of attacks from hacker groups trying to exploit a recent security flaw in order to take over vulnerable servers, ZDNet has learned. At least two hacker groups have been identified carrying out attacks, one operating from a public internet server, and one using a server located on the dark web. Both groups are using an exploit for...

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The American cybersecurity giant Symantec has downplayed a data breach that allowed a hacker to access passwords and a purported list of its clients, including large Australian companies and government agencies. The list extracted in the February incident, seen by Guardian Australia, suggests that all major federal government departments were among the targets of a hacker who also claimed to be responsible for Medicare data being available for sale on the dark web. Source: The...

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A decryptor for pyLocky Ransomware versions 1 and 2 has been released by French authorities that allows victim to decrypt their files for free. According to a post by the French Ministry of Interior,  this decryptor was created in collaboration between French law enforcement, the French Homeland Security Information Technology and Systems Service, and volunteer researchers. Source: Bleeping Computer

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Nearly 1,000 employees in ASCO’s Zaventem, Belgium, office have been left incapable of doing their jobs after a ransomware attack crippled the aircraft-parts manufacturer, according to a June 11 report from vrt NWS. “From the ISF’s standpoint, everyone who has access to an organization’s information and systems should be made aware of the risks from ransomware and the actions required to minimize those risks,” said Steve Durbin, managing director of the Information Security Forum. Source:...

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