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Ghost Ransomware a Persistent Global Threat to Critical Infrastructure

SecureWorld News

Experts warn that organizations must act decisively to protect against this growing threat by implementing Zero Trust architectures, patching vulnerabilities, and strengthening identity security.

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Researcher Exposes Inductive Automation Ignition Vulnerabilities: CVE-2023-39475 & 39476

Penetration Testing

In January 2010, Inductive Automation introduced the Ignition platform, an integrated software solution for SCADA systems.

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RSAC insights: Malware is now spreading via weaponized files circulating in data lakes, file shares

The Last Watchdog

I had a chance to discuss the latter with Ravi Srinivasan, CEO of Tel Aviv-based Votiro which launched in 2010 and has grown to . As part of this very complex, highly distributed architecture, unstructured data flows from myriad sources into and back out of partner networks, cloud file shares and data lakes.

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ISaPWN – research on the security of ISaGRAF Runtime

SecureList

This report includes an analysis of the ISaGRAF framework, its architecture, the IXL and SNCP protocols that are used to program and control ISaGRAF-based devices and to communicate with them. ISaGRAF Runtime are also used in transportation, power & energy, and other sectors.

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BrandPost: Beyond the Cyber Buzzwords: What Executives Should Know About Zero Trust

CSO Magazine

Invented in 2010 by Forrester Research, Zero Trust is a cybersecurity model enterprises can leverage to remove risky, implicitly trusted interactions between users, machines and data. Federal Government mandating Zero Trust, codified in the NIST 800-207 with further details in the NCCoE’s Zero Trust Architecture.

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Finalists: Best Professional Certification Program

SC Magazine

CRISC Company: ISACA Noteworthy: Nearly 30,000 professionals have earned CRISC (Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control) since it was established in 2010, and the certification was fourth on Global Knowledge’s list of top-paying IT certifications for 2020. FINALIST | BEST PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAM.

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Russian hacker Alexander Zhukov extradited by Bulgaria to US

Security Affairs

The name 3ve is derived from a set of three distinct sub-operations using unique measures to avoid detection, and each of them was built around different architectures with different components. Zhukov, aka Nastra, was arrested in Bulgaria, where he had lived since 2010, in November. million computers to carry out advertising frauds.