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網路安全概要： AI Security Trails AI Usage, Putting Data at Risk, IBM Warns, as OWASP Tackles Agentic AI App Security
How to Improve Your Incident Response in the Cloud
A look at the security best practices and mindset to adopt to better detect and recover from malicious activity in your cloud infrastructure....
Tenable One 曝險管理平台： 充分發揮資料的威力
當我們徵調資料工程團隊開發 Tenable One 時，就已經知道我們需要一個實力堅強的合作夥伴。Here’s how we selected Snowflake to help us deliver on the promise of exposure management....
CVE-2022-3786 和 CVE-2022-3602： OpenSSL 修補了兩個高度嚴重性的弱點
OpenSSL has patched two vulnerabilities, pivoting from its earlier announcement, in version 3.0.7....
What You Should Know about the New OpenSSL Vulnerability
How to detect which OpenSSL version you’re running and if your organization is exposed to the critical OpenSSL vulnerabilities - CVE-2022-3602 (Remote Code Execution) and CVE-2022-3786 (Denial of Service) - and what to do about it....
網路安全快照： Tips for cloud configs, MSP vetting, CISO board presentations
Get the latest on Microsoft 365 security configurations; effective CISO board presentations; rating MSPs’ cybersecurity preparedness; and hospitals’ Daixin cyberthreat....
IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2022 – Highlights for Cloud Security Professionals
Learn from the 2022 IBM report about the true cost of ransomware, compromised credentials and other breaches....
To Boost Software Supply Chain Security, Stop the Finger-Pointing
Google’s annual DevOps report finds that organizations with a low-blame, collaborative approach have stronger app dev security practices. ...
CVE-2021-39144: VMware Patches Critical Cloud Foundation Vulnerability in XStream Open Source Library
VMware issues patches for end-of-life versions of Cloud Foundation Network Security Virtualization for vSphere (NSX-V) to address a critical vulnerability in an open source library. Background On October 25, VMware published VMSA-2022-0027, an advisory for multiple vulnerabilities in its VMw...
網路安全快照： 現在最重要的 6 件事
Topics that are top of mind for the week ending Oct. 21 | The problem with Gen Zers and Millennials | Global shortage of cybersecurity pros worsens | An informal poll about attack surface growth | Password usage drops a bit | And much more!...