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February 23, 2022

GitHub makes Advisory Database public to improve software supply chain security

Researchers, academics, and enthusiasts can now contribute to and benefit from free, open-source security data on software supply chain vulnerabilities. Read more ▶

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Microsoft changes default settings to improve network security

Here's what IT and security admins for Microsoft networks need to know about recent changes to Office and Windows.

Why DevOps pipelines are under attack and how to fight back

NotPetya proved the effectiveness of an attack on the software supply chain, and attackers are targeting it more now. Here's advice to reduce risk to your DevOps processes.

Motorola case shows importance of detecting insider IP theft quickly

Departing Motorola employees took thousands of documents with them in 2008 when they were hired by a competitor, but it wasn't discovered until 2017.

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Drop the SBOM

Software bills of material are having a moment, but the costs of an externally visible SBOM are likely to outweigh the benefits, says Andy Ellis.

New offering from DNSFilter targets shadow IT risks

DNS security firm's AppAware identifies risky apps and helps to subdue them.

LiveAction tackles encryption blindness with new offering

ThreatEye NV combines behavior analysis and machine learning to expose malware in encrypted network traffic.

Shifting security left at WGU

“We have better security success when the developers are taking part in it,” says James Chandler, VP of security for Western Governors University.

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