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Trustifier Inc.

[ControlScan @ControlScan]

It's important to understand your organization's level of security maturity. @joegaeta explains: https://t.co/J8KoJIKytI #cybersecurity #ITsecurity

[𝗛𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲𝘄𝗮𝗹𝗹 @secguro]

Iran-Linked ‘Newbie’ #hackers Spread Dharma #ransomware Via RDP Ports https://t.co/nHZyMHndfi

[Dark Reading @DarkReading]

Average Cost of a Data Breach in 2020: $3.86M https://t.co/kCrfFdRZaR by @MarcWilczek #Cyberattacks #Data #Breach #Costs

[Rob Cybersecurity Reality Check Month Lewis @Infosec_Tourist]

Status quo. You are already a victim at this state due to new recovery and PR expenses,biz disruption, reputation repair, regulatory penalties, etc.. There is an intermediate data integrity defence that prevents the need to call on IR. #selfdefendingdata #infosec

[Steve Miller @SteveMillerSF]

US Secret Service warns about increased cyberattacks against #MSPs https://t.co/GOQWyhPZYM via @techrepublic
cc: @go2rcg @SentinelSTI @cyberdefensemag @reach2ratan @Joanross_biz @DynatraceDave @SecurityXTV @Trustifier @DarkReading #Ransomware #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #Infosecurity

[Ahmed @AhmedMasud]

Augmented RichACL now part of next release of https://t.co/XP8fHwFb42 ...

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

A new study estimates that a single minute of loud speaking generates at least 1,000 covid-containing droplets, and these droplets stay airborne for longer than eight minutes, and sometimes as long as 14 minutes. https://t.co/aarK9tHALu

[Rick Holland @rickhholland]

Why The Largest Cyberattack In History Will Happen Within Six Months > it might not be six months,’but the cadence for “largest cyber attack in history” isn’t that long https://t.co/jbbgRZoaKL

[Axios @axios]

Former Medicare chief: Attacks on Anthony Fauci are part of a larger trend of "suppressing of the inconvenient scientific voice" https://t.co/Kagzfq72i4

[briankrebs @briankrebs]

Exclusive: A new U.S. Secret Service alert warns of "massive fraud" against state unemployment insurance programs from a well-organized crime ring, w/ potential losses in the 100s of millions. Many of those impersonated are 1st responders, govt personnel. https://t.co/N8ym93dJlf

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

Doctors are getting a more detailed look at some of the unexpected ways covid-19 hits the human body beyond the nasal cavity, throat, and lungs. https://t.co/X1cXoZsbCq

[MIT Technology Review @techreview]

The coronavirus pandemic has made clear a festering problem: the US and its dominant tech industry are no longer very good at coming up with new ideas and technologies relevant to our most basic needs. https://t.co/Cb11ACySFu

[WIRED @WIRED]

Anyone who's mad about #Covid19 models being "wrong" isn't fully grasping how they work: https://t.co/iJ5pAYy39y

[Threatpost @threatpost]

A popular law firm that works with several A-list celebrities, including Lady Gaga, #Drake and Madonna, has been hit by the REvil #ransomware.
https://t.co/QBeeImqfo8

[Emsisoft @emsisoft]

Another day, another breach #ransomware

https://t.co/YA07hrN3gf

[Dark Reading @DarkReading]

WannaCry taught us how companies that use outdated systems, and don't rigorously patch them, are at risk not just for data breaches but for attacks by operations-disrupting ransomware. Unfortunately, many continue to ignore those lessons: https://t.co/GObHHeq8KN #ransomware

[chum1ng0/security research @chum1ng0]

#Malware, #Ransomware, #cybersecurity, #ciberseguridad, #NewJersey;

"Ransomware Attack Cripples New Jersey Town’s Website"

https://t.co/l9ZjAZ12SD

[WIRED @WIRED]

The adrenaline of the first days of the Covid response has drained away, leaving sore muscles, heavy hearts, and a creeping awareness that the grind is here to stay. https://t.co/QkAEpmE6WA

[WIRED @WIRED]

Relaxing social distancing and "returning to normal" requires grappling with a math problem so terrible, our leaders struggle to answer it. How much is a human life worth, and what are we willing to pay to save one from Covid-19? https://t.co/cBzhIETMOB

[The Irked Canadian @irkedcanadian]

An alarming simulation shows how a single cough could spread particles through a grocery store. And it's a perfect example of why people should wear masks in public to combat the spread of coronavirus. https://t.co/ITZ1alMj6X @businessinsider #pandemic #covid19