InfoSecSherpa’s News Round Up for Friday, November 26, 2021

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1. Pentagon considers incentives to get companies to CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) 2.0 early
   (Federal News Network, November 26th)
2. EU needs more cybersecurity graduates, says ENISA infosec agency — pointing at growing list of master’s degree courses
   (The Register, November 26th)
3. Companies struggling with consumer data protection
   (Sci Dev Net, November 26th)
4. New Discord malware targets NFT and crypto fans
   (Tech Radar, November 26th)
5. This stealthy malware hides behind an impossible date
   (ZDNet, November 26th)
6. Finnish authorities warn of new wave of malware text messages
   (YLE, November 26th)
7. Why cyber risk is frustrating for some insurers
   (Canadian Underwriter, November 25th)
8. Panama Maritime Authority boosts cyber security with ClassNK
   (Port Technology, November 26th)
9. US, UK, and Australian Agencies Issue Joint Cybersecurity Advisory on Iranian APT Groups Targeting Critical Infrastructure
   (CPO Magazine, November 25th)
10. Cyber Security Today, Nov. 26, 2021 — Advice to online retailers for the holiday season, lengthy prison terms for cybercrooks and watch for Android updates
    (IT World Canada, November 26th)

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