Dark Reading Daily -- July 18, 2019

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July 18, 2019

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

Bluetooth Bug Enables Tracking on Windows 10, iOS & macOS Devices

Researchers discover a third-party algorithm in multiple high-profile Bluetooth devices exposes users to third-party tracking and data access.

800K Systems Still Vulnerable to BlueKeep

Organizations with systems exploitable via the RDP flaw pose an increasing risk to themselves and other organizations, BitSight says.

Sprint Reveals Account Breach via Samsung Website

The last-June breach exposed data including names, phone numbers, and account numbers.

A Password Management Report Card

New research on password management tools identifies the relative strengths and weaknesses of 12 competing offerings.

For Real Security, Don't Let Failure Be Your Measure of Success

For too long, we've focused almost exclusively on keeping out the bad guys rather than what to do when they get in (and they will).

Data Loss, Leakage Top Cloud Security Concerns

Compliance, accidental exposure of credentials, and data control are also primary concerns for senior IT and security managers.

MITRE ATT&CK Framework Not Just for the Big Guys

At Black Hat, analysts from MITRE and Splunk will detail how organizations of many different sizes are leveraging ATT&CK's common language.

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Software Developers Face Secure Coding Challenges Seven in ten developers are expected to write secure code, but less than half receive feedback on security, a survey finds. A Lawyer's Guide to Cyber Insurance: 4 Basic Tips The time to read the fine print in your cybersecurity insurance policy is before you sign on the dotted line. 7 Hot Cybersecurity Trends to Be Highlighted at Black Hat Just some of the research and ideas worth checking out at this year's 'security summer camp.' MORE

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Where Businesses Waste Endpoint Security Budgets

Too many systems, failure to test tools, and fear of replacement drive endpoint complexity and render products less effective.

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The 10 Essentials of Infosec Forensics

Whether it's your first investigation or 500th, review the basics of IT forensics to streamline and simplify your discovery.

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DDoS Resilience, Remediation and Recovery: Updating Your Strategy
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The Cost of Industrial Cyber Incidents & How to Prevent Them
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How Enterprises Are Developing Secure Applications
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