Tenable Cyber Watch: U.S. Government Updates Ransomware Guide, Lineaje Study Reveals Supply Chain Risks in OSS, and more
Looking for best practices to detect, prevent, respond and recover from ransomware incidents? Need tips on how your organization can boost digital trust? Curious to know why supply chain security management vendor, Lineage, says companies should exercise caution when using open source software components in their applications?
We’ve got you covered in this week’s edition of the Tenable Cyber Watch, our weekly video news digest highlighting three cybersecurity topics that matter right now.
Here’s what’s happening in cyber. Today, we’re talking:
- All about the U.S. government’s updated #StopRansomware Guide.
- What you need to know. ISACA’s new report, which reveals value and benefits of digital trust.
- Why companies must be careful when using open source software, according to Lineaje, a startup in which Tenable Ventures is investing. More on how insecure open source components create supply chain risks.
Every Monday at 9am ET, the Tenable Cyber Watch brings you cybersecurity news you can use. Watch this week’s episode below and subscribe to our playlist on YouTube.
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