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Parler resurfaces online
Darknet forum Joker's Stash shutting down
Microsoft Defender to enable auto-remediation by default
Thanks to our episode sponsor Armis
All cybersecurity programs start with gaining full visibility into all the assets in the environment. Yet security teams continue to struggle to see every thing they have. This asset blind spot means security teams don't have an accurate picture of what needs to be managed and secured. Head over to armis.com to see how Armis Asset Management helps you overcome this Cybersecurity Asset Management challenge.
For more on any of these stories, head to cisoseries.com
Xiaomi added to Pentagon blacklist
Dating apps are using images from the siege to ban rioters' accounts
NSA suggests enterprises use designated DNS-over-HTTPS resolvers
Thanks to our episode sponsor Armis
Lack of complete visibility to all assets in any environment is a huge cybersecurity challenge for every organization. And fragmentation across tools and systems along with broken remediation makes Cybersecurity Asset Management near impossible. Armis Asset Management addresses this issue providing 5X the visibility of other solutions in the market today. Download our white paper today.
For more on any of these stories, head to cisoseries.com
Hackers waltzed past MFA used by CISA on cloud accounts
Social media convulses after Capitol attack
Google fixes bug that delayed COVID contact-tracing apps
Thanks to our episode sponsor, IT Asset Management Group
Are you checking your IT asset disposal vendor's homework? Organizations should record unique IDs of each asset disposed of and reconcile their records against the data that is provided by their disposal vendor. This practice reduces exposures that can occur from poorly monitored data disposition events. You can learn more tips like this from IT Asset Management Group's free data disposition program guide. Download the program guide today at itamg.com/CISO
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This week's Cyber Security Headlines Week in Review, January 11-15, 2021 is hosted by Steve Prentice @stevenprentice with our guest Allan Alford, @AllanAlfordinTX.
Thanks to our episode sponsor, IT Asset Management GroupOrganizations must have adequate written policies and procedures to meet the regulatory requirements for the disposal of their retired data containing devices. These policies should be readily available and regularly reviewed by leadership. IT Asset Management Group offers a free policy template to help establish or improve your written policies for IT asset disposal practices. Download the policy template today at itamg.com/CISO
All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com
Europol confirms dark web marketplace takedown
Google to reportedly block all political ads... again
DoD halts deployment of cybersecurity system
Thanks to our episode sponsor, IT Asset Management Group
Are you checking your IT asset disposal vendor's homework? Organizations should record unique IDs of each asset disposed of and reconcile their records against the data that is provided by their disposal vendor. This practice reduces exposures that can occur from poorly monitored data disposition events. You can learn more tips like this from IT Asset Management Group's free data disposition program guide. Download the program guide today at itamg.com/CISO
For more on any of these stories, head to cisoseries.com
Hackers leak stolen Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine data online
Social media's big terrible week
Parler archived due to "mind-numbing" mistake
Thanks to our episode sponsor, IT Asset Management Group
Poorly managed IT asset disposal, lack of due diligence, and a disposal program without clearly defined responsible parties has now resulted in millions of dollars in regulatory penalties. Is it clear who is responsible for the performance of your data disposition practice? IT Asset Management Group's free program guide includes tips for establishing stakeholders at your organization and expectations for all practitioners. Download the program guide today at itamg.com/CISO
For more on any of these stories, head to cisoseries.com
SolarWinds breach now linked to Turla
UK ruling limits the reach of "general warrants"
UN data breach exposes staff records
Thanks to our episode sponsor, IT Asset Management Group
How does your organization measure a successful IT asset disposal program? Are decisions driven by dollars saved, ease of use, or security and compliance risk reduction? You should not have to choose one over the other. Utilizing IT Asset Management Group's best practices guide will ensure your data disposition program performs for all stakeholders in your organization. Download the program guide today at itamg.com/CISO
For more on any of these stories, head to cisoseries.com
Parler removed from Apple, Google, and Amazon
Facial-recognition app Clearview sees a spike in use after Capitol attack
Emotet tops malware charts in December after reboot
Thanks to our episode sponsor, IT Asset Management Group
Organizations must have adequate written policies and procedures to meet the regulatory requirements for the disposal of their retired data containing devices. These policies should be readily available and regularly reviewed by leadership. IT Asset Management Group offers a free policy template to help establish or improve your written policies for IT asset disposal practices. Download the policy template today at itamg.com/CISO
For more on any of these stories, head to cisoseries.com
Our sponsor, Omada's identity governance tip of the day
Deploy identity capabilities in phases. If you try to do a massive lift and shift problems will occur and it will probably take longer than you expect. See where you can add value early on. First, launch the solution's basic functionality. What can be done without writing custom code? Where you can deliver value at each iteration? You want to show continuous success rather than the fastest total completion time. Learn more at omada.net.
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This week's Cyber Security Headlines Week in Review - January 4-8, 2021 is hosted by Steve Prentice, with our guest, Ross Young, CISO, Caterpillar Financial (LinkedIn).
Thanks to our episode sponsor, OmadaGet stakeholders on board early. Sounds simple, but the hard part is making sure everyone has the right level of information they need at the right time to do their job. So start thinking early about the needs of your CISO, the security staff, auditors, compliance officers, and intellectual property controllers. The goal is increased awareness for all which will reduce resistance for everyone. Discover how Omada can help at omada.net.
All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com
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