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Good article. Simply put, bottom line could be something kind of treat your providers with online access as privileged accounts, even when they're not.
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What will the FTC do with five billion dollars? Help establish a GDPR for the U.S.? Although GDPR lacks controls it'd be a good start for the US.
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"SpearPhish! Everyone out of the office!"
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I have been hired to build out ground up SOC. This discussion will be built around real-world SOC build concepts, suggestions, tools, and all things SOC. I want to design the best SOC department possible and I am humble...
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Let us see if these same people commit to hiring QUALIFIED IT PROFESSIONALS and maintain a tested disaster recovery and backup plan?? Betcha a bunch won't do that and claim cost as an issue.
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I agree, but the problem with Georgia or Florida agencies (government) is they did not have the resources in place to address the problem (ransom payments 10K, 600K and 450K). It would have taken them months to recover (time-sensitive,...
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This is always the correct response. You operate under two assumptions if you don't. You expect your non-ethical attackers to act ethically and return your data after payment. Secondly, that they won't try to sell that data...
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While this FTC fine of $5 billion "feels" excessive, given the level of scrutiny on both sides of the Pond and because of an increasingly hostile sector of miscreants trying to go where they're not invited, I would expect...
In reply to: FTC fines will herald GDPR Ambulance Chasers!
This has me curious how this may be leveraged. I've seen cerficate issuance to unauthorized devices via NAC solutions but I always found this to be not as comprehenisve as a CASB solution. Maybe some of the CASB functionalities...
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