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Counting Down to the EU NIS2 Directive

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Counting Down to the EU NIS2 Directive madhav Thu, 05/23/2024 - 05:16 Our recently released 2024 Data Threat Report showed a direct correlation between compliance and cyber security outcomes. NIS2 adds digital service providers, waste management, pharmaceutical and labs, space, and public administration to the ‘Essential’ sectors category.

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US DoJ indicts Chinese hackers over state-sponsored cyber espionage

Security Affairs

“Zhu and Zhang were members of a hacking group operating in China known within the cyber security community as Advanced Persistent Threat 10 (the APT10 Group).” ” Experts noticed the group since around mid-2016 when it was using PlugX, ChChes, Quasar and RedLeaves malware in targeted attacks. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Connecting the Bots – Hancitor fuels Cuba Ransomware Operations

Security Affairs

It is known since at least 2016 for dropping Pony and Vawtrak. As of April 28, the site mentioned nine companies primarily from aviation, financial, education and manufacturing industries. The post Connecting the Bots – Hancitor fuels Cuba Ransomware Operations appeared first on Security Affairs. Pierluigi Paganini.

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FAIR Data Principles in Life Sciences: A case for Data Intelligence Cloud

Collibra

The FAIR Data Principles for scientific data management and stewardship were first introduced and published in scientific journals in 2016. For instance, it is not unusual to find petabytes of data spread across hundreds if not thousands of disparate data sources at a global pharmaceutical firm.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Industrial Control Systems

ForAllSecure

In December, 2016, the lights went out in Kyiv, Ukraine. So the reality is that there was a team of criminal hackers, and like all intrusions, this attack didn’t just start in December 2016; it began months before it was executed. The reality is much more complicated. Don’t believe me? Here’s Robert M.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Behavioral Biometrics

ForAllSecure

I’m just not convinced that a fingerprint or an image of my face is secure enough. In security we traditionally define the different factors of authentication as something you know, so that could be the username and password, or an answer to a security question. I'm a cyber security professional, I guess.