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News Alert: Security Risk Advisors joins Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA)

The Last Watchdog

Joining MISA represents a significant milestone, demonstrates the company’s ability to deliver impactful security solutions while increasing adoption of their SCALR XDR offering and helping clients maximize their investment in Microsoft Security technologies. Philadelphia, Pa.,

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Crosspost: A Simple SOAR Adoption Maturity Model

Anton on Security

For example, in my analyst days, I built a maturity model for a SOC (2018) , a SIEM deployment (2018) and vulnerability management (2017). Admittedly many organizations don’t have a SOAR or comparable technology, so they fall outside of this visual. Guess which one is missing? The one for SOAR! Now, why was it missing?

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Evaluating the NSA's Telephony Metadata Program

Schneier on Security

The second emerged in June 2018 when the NSA announced the purging of three years' worth of CDR records for "technical irregularities." Second, we show how the architecture of modern telephone communications might cause collection errors that fit the reported reasons for the 2018 purge.

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NEW TECH: Alcide introduces a “microservices firewall” as a dynamic ‘IaaS’ market takes shape

The Last Watchdog

billion in 2018. Tech vendors and their enterprise customers want to leverage distributed architectures and multiple cloud platforms to the hilt. At the end of the day, Dev and DevOps, not IT, are the ones driving adoption of these new technologies,” Naor told me. billion in 2021 , up from $40.8

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MY TAKE: Why locking down ‘firmware’ has now become the next big cybersecurity challenge

The Last Watchdog

I recently had the chance to discuss this with John Loucaides, vice-president of engineering at Eclypsium, a Beaverton, OR-based security startup that is introducing technology to scan for firmware vulnerabilities. Loucaides One type of common firmware vulnerability isn’t so much a coding flaw as it is an architectural soft spot, if you will.

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Beyond the Surface: the evolution and expansion of the SideWinder APT group

SecureList

SideWinder, aka T-APT-04 or RattleSnake, is one of the most prolific APT groups that began its activities in 2012 and was first publicly mentioned by us in 2018. Some infection routines do not check the architecture. The payloads are selected at runtime according to the system architecture, and merged before injection.

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The War in Technology: A Digital Iron Curtain Goes Up

SecureWorld News

WaPost : Depriving rivals of American-made technology also threatens the future global prospects of an industry that has driven U.S. It makes sense for companies to cut off Russia. But there are potential long-term implications. economic growth for most of this century.