FBI, CISA Issue Warning on Cuba Ransomware
The FBI and CISA issued a joint advisory on Cuba ransomware actors. The advisory is the latest in the government’s #StopRansomware campaign.
Sarah Maloney
I dreamed a dream
I think it’s safe to say that we all dream of an “ultimate solution for security” or that we can just buy a product to "set and forget.” If I buy this secret-awesome-uber-Machine-learning-application it will find everything, every pattern, every threat, it will always work and security is done. Hooray, now it’s time for my island vacation! But, the reality is we don’t live in a fantasy world. Well, most us don’t.
Learning how to extend your security strategies to find and eliminate increasingly complex threats is, of course, the challenge security ninjas face daily. We need to be fast and smart. The right people need to access the right information at the right time (and we need to stop the bad guys all the time). Oh, and add on top of that super complex IT infrastructures.
Shh! Big data
Organizations need sophisticated, real-time analytics to discover dangerous threats that may appear subtle or are overshadowed by big data noise. Many threats simply can't be detected without deep insight. ICYMI, Cybereason CPO, Sam Curry, and Cybereason CTO & Co-Founder, Yonatan Striem-Amit, presented at RSAC 2017. They discussed security analytics, what is real and examined the promise, the hype and the real state of artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science in solving fundamental security problems.
A few quick takeaways from the session at RSAC 2017
Sarah Maloney is a writer for the Cybereason Blog, covering all things cybersecurity.
The FBI and CISA issued a joint advisory on Cuba ransomware actors. The advisory is the latest in the government’s #StopRansomware campaign.
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The FBI and CISA issued a joint advisory on Cuba ransomware actors. The advisory is the latest in the government’s #StopRansomware campaign.
The US government says that Kim Schmitz, better known as Kim DotCom, is the leader of a file sharing crime ring. He sees himself as an internet freedom fighter: a fugitive on the run from vindictive overly-powerful governments. Can King Kimble escape the wrath of the USA? Check it out...
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