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CONTENTS Welcome to CDM’s July 2022 Issue ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 3 Ways Asset Management Companies Can Reduce Cyber Risk ------------------------------------------------ 29 By Roland Thomas, Corporate Development Manager, Thomas Murray A Modern Cybersecurity Fight Requires a Modern Approach to Regulatory Oversight ------------------- 32 By Charlie Moskowitz, Vice President, Policy and Public Sector at SecurityScorecard Apes Gone Phishing --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35 By Ronghui Gu, CEO and cofounder at CertiK As The Pandemic Persists, Hospitals Face New Cyber Vulnerabilities ----------------------------------------- 38 By Jack Chapman, VP of Threat Intelligence, Egress Software Cyber EO One Year Later: Feds Weigh in On Progress, Areas For Improvement ---------------------------- 41 By Brittany Johnston, Research Director, MeriTalk Cyber Risk Management: The Right Approach Is a Business-Oriented Approach -------------------------- 45 By Michael Maggio, CEO & Chief Product Officer of Reciprocity Collective Resilience in an Era of Data Traps, Digital Borders, and Techtonic Geopolitical Shifts ------ 48 By Andrea Little Limbago, SVP Research & Analysis, Interos Content Anarchy: The Lurking Security Risk in A Digital-First World ------------------------------------------ 52 By Ellen Benaim, Chief Information Security Officer, Templafy Crisis Point -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 By Jamal Elmellas, COO, Focus-on-Security Cyber Insurance: a fast-changing landscape ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58 By Alta Signa Branch Manager Ingo Trede EVERYONE is Part of the Security Team and Solution -------------------------------------------------------------- 61 By Jim Nitterauer, Director of Information Security, Graylog The Future of Cybersecurity in SaaS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 66 By Sean Malone, Chief Information Security Officer, Demandbase GDPR: Four Years After Its Enactment, Where Do We Stand? --------------------------------------------------- 70 By Kevin Kelly is the VP and GM, Global Compliance Solutions, Skillsoft Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2022 Edition 2 Copyright © 2022, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Global Shipping Industry Faces Wave of Cyber Threats ----------------------------------------------------------- 74 By Capt. Rahul Khanna How Bad Actors Are Learning to Hack Humans in Phishing Attacks ------------------------------------------- 78 By Franco De Bonis, Marketing Director, VISUA How To Design and Build Longer Lasting Drones ------------------------------------------------------------------- 82 By Shaun Passley, Founder, Zenadrone How To Increase User and Executive Participation In Security Awareness Training Programs --------- 85 By Theo Zafirakos, CISO, Terranova Security How Zero Trust and Secure Identities Can Help You Prevent Ransomware Attacks ----------------------- 88 By Danna Bethlehem, Director Identity and Access Management (IAM), Thales Integrated Risk Modeling ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92 By Andrew Beagley, Chief Risk Officer, OptimEyes.ai Leading a Revolution to Provide Secure CCTV Cameras ----------------------------------------------------------- 96 By Mitch Muro, Product Marketing Manager, Check Point Software Technologies Levelling The Battlefield with Cyber as An Asymmetric Leverage ---------------------------------------------- 99 By Goh Eng Choon, President for Cyber, ST Engineering Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool Vulnerability: What to Learn from It and How to Stay Safe ----- 102 By Dirk Schrader, Resident CISO (EMEA) and VP of Security Research, Netwrix Mitigate Risk by Securing Third Party Software And Environments ----------------------------------------- 105 By Tim Kenney, Chief Operating Officer, SOOS New Research Reveals Network Attacks at Highest Point Over the Last Three Years ------------------- 108 By Corey Nachreiner, Chief Security Officer, WatchGuard Technologies Omnibus Spending Bill Highlights Need for Protecting Critical Infrastructure ---------------------------- 110 By Tony D’Angelo, Vice President of Public Sector, Lookout Poor Identity Management Amplifies Ransomware ------------------------------------------------------------- 113 By David Mahdi, Chief Strategy Officer and CISO Advisor, Sectigo Protect Small Businesses from Ransomware ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 116 By Prem Khatri, Vice President of Operations, Chetu, Inc. Q&A With Mickey Bresman, CEO Of Identity Security Pioneer, Semperis ---------------------------------- 119 By Mickey Bresman,CEO of identity security pioneer, Semperis Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2022 Edition 3 Copyright © 2022, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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Page 45 and 46: Cyber Risk Management: The Right Ap
Page 47 and 48: About the Author Michael Maggio is
Page 49 and 50: The Rise of Data Traps In describin
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well-being of a business. Let’s t
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Crisis Point How the skills shortag
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Recruitment and retention A far mor
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forces, which saw computers locked
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EVERYONE is Part of the Security Te
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The second question helps reduce ri
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About the Author Jim Nitterauer is
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The Catalysts for Change Even when
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What is the Future of Cyber Securit
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In the global marketplace, not all
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5. Lawfulness, Fairness, and Transp
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According to a recent industry surv
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About the Author Rahul is the Globa
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number does seem to have reduced, b
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one at a time may seem insignifican
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Achieving the proper balance betwee
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How To Increase User and Executive
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The most important thing is to focu
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Access-as-a-service (aka initial ac
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About the author Danna Bethlehem, d
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A Customized, Personalized Perspect
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Conclusion Gartner defines Integrat
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import table hijacking, control flo
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Levelling The Battlefield with Cybe
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e on the losing end. It is therefor
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The exploit seems to be out in the
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Mitigate Risk by Securing Third Par
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injection. Browser based applicatio
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Malware threats were detected in EM
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U.S. seeks to safeguard the supply
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Poor Identity Management Amplifies
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only as good as the trust in identi
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Endpoint Security These businesses
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Q&A With Mickey Bresman, CEO Of Ide
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and performs a comprehensive set of
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Raising the Alarm on DDoS Attacks B
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Finding weak spots in your cybersec
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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Lays
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Since organizations have predominan
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Scared Of Your Own Shadow IT? Addre
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SMPs that are designed to automatic
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Here are some security best practic
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VIP3R: Dissecting A New Venomous Sp
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After analyzing more than half a mi
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Basic overview of M2M/HMC/IIoT Comm
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frequencies, modulation schemes, an
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Figure 2: Flow chart of interferenc
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The 6 Biggest Financial Sector Cybe
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Social Engineering Social engineeri
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The Artificial Intelligence Tug-of-
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The Balance of Power: One Disturban
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About the Author Guy is the Founder
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SOCs lack solutions that allow them
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The Future of Attack Surface Manage
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By most standards, ASM is still imm
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The Growing Importance of VPNs By I
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The Chance to Reduce Costs Addition
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the country as he asserts “We’r
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Left/Centre: Bachu App to report en
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Ukraine experienced just such SS7 l
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The Importance of Responsible E-Was
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Around a third of businesses experi
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The Numbers Are In: Identity-Based
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Using Current Data to Project Futur
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What’s the current state of play?
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The Role of Compliance in Cybersecu
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egulations use the best industry pr
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With more than 27 billion endpoint
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The SEC Just Released Its 2022 Prio
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and operational resiliency best pra
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As well as the above attendees have
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Black Hat 2022 Website: BlackHat Da
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About Salt Communications Salt Comm
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an accurate record of your tech sta
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Top 3 Future Technologies to Look O
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Cybersecurity is at the tipping poi
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Reviewing legacy AD infrastructures
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About the Author Tammy Mindel, Semp
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Take the Deus Finance exploit as an
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Why Cybersecurity Is Critical for E
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Over the past two years, there has
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Risks Involving Video Conferencing
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Why Automation Isn’t Replacing Cy
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You Can’t Prevent Every Attack, B
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While it is difficult to manage lar
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If you wish to dive deeper into the
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unpatched with no support, setting
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Selecting the Right Zero Trust Vend
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Zero-Trust Needs to be a Priority -
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Additional protections, also built
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