Nov 20, 2021
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InfoSecSherpa’s News Round Up for Saturday, November 20, 2021
InfoSecSherpa: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information!
- Vestas hit by cyber security incident, shuts some IT systems
(Reuters, November 20th) - Department of Homeland Security chief information security officer wary of Pentagon’s changes to CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification)
(Federal News Network, November 16th) - Report: Only half of companies employ a CISO
(Venture Beat, November 19th) - Cyber security issues dominate US-Bangladesh meet
(New Age Business, November 20th) - Higher-Ed Cybersecurity Insurance: Are You in Good Hands?
(Government Technology, November 19th) - Report: 70% of IT pros say security hygiene has gotten harder over past two years
(Venture Beat, November 19th) - Russian cyber gang dumps NHS records on the ‘dark web’: Highly sensitive medical documents are leaked online after hackers’ £3million Bitcoin ransom is rejected
(Daily Mail UK, November 20th) - Void Balaur explained — a stealthy cyber mercenary group that spies on thousands
(CSO Online, November 20th) - There’s a month for cyber awareness, but what about data literacy?
(Venture Beat, November 20th) - Malware downloaded from PyPI 41,000 times was surprisingly stealthy
(Ars Technica, November 19th)
