Cybersecurity Headlines

Kronos ransomware outage drives widespread payroll chaos

Log4j vulnerability update

Microsoft Patch Tuesday addresses zero-day exploited to spread Emotet malware

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New details on the Log4Shell attacks

Apple releases Android AirTag detector

UKG hit with ransomware

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German cybersecurity watchdog issues red alert on Log4j

Cyber incident reporting mandates suffer another congressional setback

Russia blocks Tor web over privacy concerns

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This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, Dec 6-10, is hosted by David Spark with our guest, Paul Truitt, Principal, Mazars

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Volume of attacks on IoT/OT devices increasing

Cloudflare and others form incident response cyber insurance

IT execs half as likely to face the axe after breaches, shortages to blame?

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Ransomware hits GitLab and Confluence

QNAP is having another bad day

A look at health data leaks in 2021

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AWS outage impacts Ring, Netflix, and Amazon deliveries

Google announces lawsuit against Glupteba blockchain botnet

Microsoft seized domains used by cyberespionage group

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Tines was founded by experienced security practitioners who cared about their teams. When they couldn't find an automation platform that delivered, they founded a company and built their own. A few years later, customers like Coinbase, McKesson, and GitLab run their most important security workflows on Tines – everything from phishing response to employee onboarding. To learn more, visit tines.com.

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Biden admin looks to accelerate cybersecurity hiring spree

Text message service helped governments track phones

US goes on the offensive against ransomware

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Tines was founded by experienced security practitioners who cared about their teams. When they couldn't find an automation platform that delivered, they founded a company and built their own. A few years later, customers like Coinbase, McKesson, and GitLab run their most important security workflows on Tines – everything from phishing response to employee onboarding. To learn more, visit tines.com.

Omicron phishing scam already spotted in UK

Pegasus spyware reportedly hacked iPhones of U.S. State Department and diplomats

Realistic looking fake Office 365 spam quarantine alerts on the rise

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You already know how crucial automation is. But why do security analysts still spend so much time on manual tasks? Let's face it – legacy tools just haven't delivered on the automation hype. Here's the secret: automation only works when it's built by those who know the process or workflow best – your security analysts. So, meet Tines: it's no-code automation, built for the whole team to use. Find out more at tines.com.

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This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, Nov 29-Dec 3, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Pat Benoit, vp, Global Cyber GRC/BISO, CBRE

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