North Korea-Linked 'Operation GhostSecret' Found in 17 Countries
News Analysis-Security Now | 4/27/2018 | A new report out this week from McAfee has identified a new North Korea-linked cyber operation called 'GhostSecret,' which appears to be active in 17 different countries and targeting a number of different industries.
Why Hackers Love Healthcare
The migration of valuable data to the cloud is piquing the interest of cybercrimimals. But there are ways to fight back.
Orangeworm Malware Burrows Into Healthcare Industry
Jeffrey Burt | 4/26/2018 | A group of cybercriminals, known collectively as Orangeworm, are using their own malware and a custom backdoor called Kwampirs in highly targeted attacks against healthcare organizations, according to Symantec.
Europe and Asia Take on More DDoS Attacks
Partner Perspectives | 4/26/2018 | While North American targets have historically been on the receiving end of the majority of DDoS attacks since their inception, that trend changed in 2017.
Yahoo to Pay SEC Fine of $35 Million
While Yahoo senior management and legal team knew of the breach, the company failed to conduct due diligence for disclosing it to investors, the agency rules.
Microsoft: Tech Support Scams on the Rise
A recent report from Microsoft shows that the number of scams using tech support as a cover is on the increase. However, many times it's up to consumers and companies to protect themselves.
Diversity: It's About Inclusion
Unrealistic entry-level job requirements, black-hoodie hacker image problems are among the 'uncomfortable conversations' needed to remedy cybersecurity's diversity gap.
Cloud Misconceptions Are Pervasive Across Enterprises
Partner Perspectives | 4/25/2018 | Shadow IT is rampant at many organizations that rely upon cloud-delivered tools and services to enable remote work, according to a new study. Here's what security teams need to do about it.
Latest News from RSAC 2018
Check out Dark Reading's updated, exclusive coverage of the news and security themes that dominated RSA Conference 2018 in San Francisco.
Smartphones Remain the Most Vulnerable of Endpoints
Simon Marshall | 4/24/2018 | The nature of mobile devices, especially smartphones, continues to make them the most vulnerable of endpoint devices. Here's why enterprise security teams need to stay vigilante.
Cybersecurity Buzz Phrase Bingo
The RSA Conference expo was chock full of vendors showing off their wares with language as colorful as the blinky lights on a SOC dashboard.
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