InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup — 30 July 2021
2 min readJul 30, 2021
- IU Health launches ‘hack’ lab to test medical device security
(Becker’s Hospital Review, 30 July 2021) - [Maryland Governor] Hogan hosts cybersecurity summit: Creates positions dedicated to protecting privacy, data
(Fox 5 Baltimore, 29 July 2021) - Are Businesses Coercing Staff Back Into the Office With Extreme Cybersecurity Claims?
(CPO Magazine, 30 July 2021) - Kansas Sets Up Bipartisan Cybersecurity Task Force
(Government Technology, 29 July 2021) - The Net Ending, Explained
(The Cinemaholic, 30 July 2021) - Fixing the Fractured Federal Approach to Cybersecurity
(Nextgov, 30 July 2021) - Dropbox researchers develop tool to detect lateral movement attacks against enterprise networks
(The Daily Swig, 30 July 2021) - As cyberattacks skyrocket, Canada needs to work with — and not hinder — cybersecurity experts
(Canadian Underwriter, 30 July 2021) - New bank-fraud malware called Vultur infects thousands of devices
(Ars Technica, 30 July 2021) - Privacy Tip #294 — Online Gamers Beware: Crackonosh Malware Hidden in Free Games
(The National Law Journal, 29 July 2021)
