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The continued pandemic, labor shortages, a shift in the hybrid and remote workforce, and other factors have led to an increased threat landscape, hiring challenges and changing roles for security officers. Security leaders across many sectors share industry knowledge on how to adapt to these shifts, including interdepartmental communication, continued training efforts and more.

In the span of only four months, four large Android malware families were spread via Google Play, resulting in 300.000+ infections via multiple dropper apps, according to ThreatFabric research. 

The annual Password Decisions Survey from Bitwarden explores how U.S. companies manage their login credentials.

As part of the Enduring Security Framework, the National Security Agency and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency published guidance to mitigate cyber threats within 5G cloud infrastructure.

Identity is fast becoming less of a tool and more of a strategic framework to secure digital assets and protect data privacy.

Although cybercriminals will always try to adapt to new security measures and insert themselves in the middle of a financial transaction, financial firms can prevent cyberattacks by using fingerprint, facial recognition, and other verification methods that cannot be stolen or faked. 

A large K-12 school system implemented a cybersecurity platform from CloudCover to mitigate cyber risk.

Is your organization prepared to prevent and recover from potential data loss?

Apple is suing NSO Group, an Israeli firm that sells software to government agencies and law enforcement that enables them to hack iPhones.