Dark Reading Daily -- November 18, 2019

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November 18, 2019

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Attackers' Costs Increasing as Businesses Focus on Security

Based on penetration tests and vulnerability assessments, attackers' costs to compromise a company's network increases significantly when security is continuously tested, a report finds.

12 Tips for Dealing with a Manipulative Security Manager

Don't let yourself be stuck in an unhealthy work environment with a toxic manager who takes advantage of your talent.

DevSecOps: The Answer to the Cloud Security Skills Gap

There's a skills and resources gap industrywide, but a DevSecOps approach can go a long way toward closing that gap.

Illegal Booter Connected with DDoSes Sentenced to Prison, Fine

The Illinois-based man operated a criminal service that launched millions of DDoS attacks and brought in hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Name That Toon: Endpoint Protection

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SHAKEN/STIR: Finally! A Solution to Caller ID Spoofing? The ubiquitous Caller ID hasn't changed much over the years, but the technology to exploit it has exploded. That may be about to change. Researchers Disclose New Vulnerabilities in Windows Drivers Attackers could take advantage of simple design flaws in widely distributed drivers to gain control over Windows systems. 5 Cybersecurity CISO Priorities for the Future Seven chief information security officers share their pain points and two-year spending plans. MORE

EDITORS' CHOICE

6 Small-Business Password Managers

The right password manager can help bring enterprise-class security to small businesses. Here are a half-dozen candidates to strengthen your access management.

Black Hat Europe Brings A Bevy of IoT Security Insights

Attend this London event next month for the latest on how security researchers are finding (and solving) security vulnerabilities in all of your favorite Internet-connected devices.

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Soft Skills: 6 Nontechnical Traits CISOs Need to Succeed

Degrees, certifications, and experience are all important to career development, but mastering the people side of the equation may matter a whole lot more, CISOs say.

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