At the end of the day, zero trust is a philosophy. To buy in completely, nothing can be taken for granted. Even organizations with more mature zero-trust implementations must continually verify their adherence with constant, pervasive network visibility.
Comprehensive Network Visibility Is Imperative for Zero-Trust Maturity (darkreading.com)
Many now worry that Sullivan’s conviction will make the already daunting role even less appealing to top talent. But the United States Department of Justice is positioning the case as an opportunity to set guardrails around what behavior is—and isn’t—acceptable in the fraught balancing act of corporate breach response.
The Uber Data Breach Conviction Shows Security Execs What Not to Do | WIRED
As CIOs look to tap a wider range of digital tools and break down silos, the stakes are growing. After several years of control drifting toward the individual and “bring your own technology (BYOT),” some tech leaders are rethinking things — and in some cases –recalibrating away from a more democratized or federated model in favor of centralized controls.
How IT Models Are Evolving: To BYOT & Back Again (informationweek.com)
Masquerading as a banking rewards app, this new version has additional remote access trojan (RAT) capabilities, is more obfuscated, and is currently being used to target customers of Indian banks. The SMS campaign sends out messages containing a link that points to the info-stealing Android malware.