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🗞️ this week's most important cyber security news, 📅 next week's upcoming webinar trainings and 🛡️ most recent Cyberday development.
NIS 2 Directive will e.g.:
🏛 expand the sectors / types of critical entities on its scope
⚠️ strengthen #cybersecurity risk management requirements
🔈 give more detailed incident reporting obligations (e.g. content and timeline)
In Dec, LastPass said August #cybersecurity incident had been worse than admitted. Instead of losing internal docs, they lost customer vault data.
This article tells about an alternate tool to protect and organize passwords - Bitwarden.
Pirating from the comfort of your home?
Latest case of transport industry #cyberattack's is ShipManager, a maritime mgmt business, after ransomware forced its software offline and left 1,000 ships w/o connection to on-shore servers.
Norton LifeLock breach may allow hackers access to password vaults.
This was a credential stuffing attack — where previously leaked creds used to access accounts with same passwords.
MFA and password changes help prevent.
#cybersecurity
We will go through the basics of Cyberday and how ISO 27001 standard can support systematic information security management. We will also cover the 2022 update to the standard.
Starts on Wed 25.1. at 3PM (EET) · duration 45 min
We have published a global quick search for Cyberday, which helps an admin to easily jump to the item he is looking for, whether it is a list, a report or any individual item...
We've received a good reception for the employee incident reporting features in Guidebook. Now we're going to expand similar possibilities. In the next phase...
ISO 27001, the world's leading information security standard, got an update for the first time in 9 years. What has changed when comparing 2013 vs. 2022 versions of ISO 27001 and how are these updates visible on Cyberday?
