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Crosspost: A Simple SOAR Adoption Maturity Model

Anton on Security

For example, in my analyst days, I built a maturity model for a SOC (2018) , a SIEM deployment (2018) and vulnerability management (2017). Admittedly many organizations don’t have a SOAR or comparable technology, so they fall outside of this visual. My favorite approach has been a maturity model, vaguely modeled on the CMM approach.

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New NKAbuse malware abuses NKN decentralized P2P network protocol

Security Affairs

Experts uncovered a new Go-based multi-platform malware, tracked as NKAbuse, which is the first malware abusing NKN technology. The malicious code is written in Go language, it is the first malware that relies on the NKN technology for data exchange between peers. The protocol enables secure and low-cost data transfer.

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BrandPost: Top 5 Regulatory Reasons for Implementing Zero Trust

CSO Magazine

We are beyond the point of viewing Zero Trust as a simple marketing feature for information technology or cybersecurity companies. It is a floor for any technology vendor who wants to provide high-value solutions to government or commercial customers. Before getting into the details, let’s first settle on what we mean by Zero Trust.

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Evaluating the NSA's Telephony Metadata Program

Schneier on Security

The first concern was over high numbers: in both 2016 and 2017, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court issued 40 orders for collection, but the NSA collected hundreds of millions of CDRs, and the agency provided little clarification for the high numbers. For a time, the new program seemed to be functioning well.

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Go-based Chaos malware is rapidly growing targeting Windows, Linux and more

Security Affairs

Researchers from Black Lotus Labs at Lumen Technologies, recently uncovered a multifunctional Go-based malware that was developed to target devices based on multiple architectures, including Windows and Linux. ” reads the analysis published by Lumen Technologies. ” continues the report.

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The War in Technology: A Digital Iron Curtain Goes Up

SecureWorld News

WaPost : Depriving rivals of American-made technology also threatens the future global prospects of an industry that has driven U.S. Russia has been working on creating its own isolated Internet for some time—tests have been conducted since at least 2017. It makes sense for companies to cut off Russia.

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On the Security of Walls

Schneier on Security

The very first priority action listed in the 2017 National Security Strategy states: "We will secure our borders through the construction of a border wall, the use of multilayered defenses and advanced technology, the employment of additional personnel, and other measures."