AT&T customers really might want to think about changing providers after this one. https://lnkd.in/ddT526sG
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Global IT outage ⚠️ We are aware of two incidents which may impact some of our customers using Crowdstrike and/ or Microsoft services. In lieu of an official statement from Crowdstrike (at this time), you can keep up to date with the situation via: https://lnkd.in/dkWyQE2h. Any existing Crowdstrike customers can see updates direct from Crowdstrike using the below link: https://lnkd.in/g5d9guFU. Updates on the Microsoft incident can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eENtPTuX. You can find all updates in one place here: https://lnkd.in/eZ8VjmAS Phoenix are unaffected by these incidents, but are continually monitoring both situations. If any customers are unsure or need any support please get in touch here: https://lnkd.in/ef9SrtG7
CrowdStrike issue causes major outage affecting businesses around the world
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Time to seriously think about the security of your current platform. Time to stop taking short cuts with your most valuable services and invaluable customer data. This current “blue screen of death” is a major problem and will continue to be so.
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Do you ever wonder what, exactly, fraudsters are doing with all of the PII that they obtain from hacks like the recent Comcast breach? How would a fraudster actually use 36 million Xfinity accounts? The answer is in the 2023 Voice Intelligence and Security Report (link in the comments below). Download it and check out "The Kidney Beans", "The Tricycle", "The Spiderweb" and the dreaded "Dandelion Field" on pages 31 and 32 for some well-researched, graph analysis that'll help you visualize how one exploit leads to thousands of others.
Nearly 36 million Xfinity customers' sensitive information was compromised in a recent cyberattack on Comcast, potentially impacting the majority, if not all, of its customer base. Read the full story on Tech Crunch: https://lnkd.in/e5Fc6mvW
Comcast says hackers stole data of close to 36 million Xfinity customers | TechCrunch
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"F-Secure Corporation is the widely recognized endpoint security leader for the telco channel"⭐️ We were very happy to participate in the HardenStance research "Telco Strategies for Consumer Security" and be recognized for the consistent value creation we have been creating together with our partners to protect consumers against online threats in holistic way with the best customer experience! Read the report below 👇with the latest on the market size, consumer need for cyber security and telco strategies. #CSP #ISP #telcos #research #consumersecurity
Considering the downturn in the sector, telco spending on consumer security software is holding up well. Some leading telcos are upping their commitment, extending better cybersecurity to many more users and growing incremental sales. See HardenStance's new Briefing: "Telco Strategies for Consumer Security here: https://lnkd.in/e_M3dNF9 Carried out with the support of research interviews with Akamai Technologies, Allot, CUJO AI, F-Secure Corporation, SAM Seamless Network and Whalebone.
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Per below, I much enjoyed interviewing endpoint security market leader, F-Secure Corporation, as well as 5 other vendors delivering network-based and home router agent-based security software for HardenStance's new report: "Telco Strategies for Consumer Security"
Considering the downturn in the sector, telco spending on consumer security software is holding up well. Some leading telcos are upping their commitment, extending better cybersecurity to many more users and growing incremental sales. See HardenStance's new Briefing: "Telco Strategies for Consumer Security here: https://lnkd.in/e_M3dNF9 Carried out with the support of research interviews with Akamai Technologies, Allot, CUJO AI, F-Secure Corporation, SAM Seamless Network and Whalebone.
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Arelion's #FlashCall detection solution is powered by a machine-based learning engine that analyses over 200 million live call attempts every day, ensuring 99,995% fraud detection accuracy. With full visibility of #A2P voice traffic, mobile network operators can build new monetization models and secure both A2P SMS and A2P Voice revenues. Learn more about Flash Call Monetization 👇 #FlashCallMonetization #FraudDetection #A2PSMS #A2PVoice #cybersecurity #mobilesecurity https://lnkd.in/dY-fn2aM (photo credit: Gilles Lambert)
Flash Call Monetization by Arelion
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🔒 Locking down the internet, one authentication method at a time!💻🔐 Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/eRDZi7US #AuthenticationMethods #SecurityInTech #DeveloperGuidance
A Comprehensive Guide to Authentication Methods: Cookie Based, OAuth, Basic Auth, Token Auth, JWT, OpenID, and SAML | Developer Forward
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Practical365 has always been very ... practical. So is this following article on phone-based responses for MFA. If your users are still taking advantage of the simplest SMS or voice solutions, then have a read. Practical implementation tips and explanations included as usual.
It's time to stop using phone-based responses for Multifactor Authentication! Read more: https://bit.ly/44KzvV5
Stop Using Phone-Based Responses for Multifactor Authentication
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In Case You Missed It! A government investigation has revealed more detail on the impact and causes of a recent AT&T outage that happened immediately after a botched network update. The nationwide outage on February 22, 2024, blocked over 92 million phone calls, including over 25,000 attempts to reach 911. As described in more detail later in this article, the FCC criticized AT&T for not following best practices, which dictate "that network changes must be thoroughly tested, reviewed, and approved" before implementation. It took over 12 hours for AT&T to fully restore service. I wonder if a similar investigation into Crowdstrike is on the horizon? https://lnkd.in/gpvtXeGF
AT&T failed to test disastrous update that kicked all devices off network
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An interesting read; twos aspects come to mind; if Microsoft's response is taken at merit, then why is/was there a lack of segregation between dev and prod systems and who is responsible for DevSecOps? or if MS are concealing something then the age old argument for a layered approach to security stands; validate your controls and consistently review your attack surface. Vendor consolidation is great unless it increases risk.
CrowdStrike CEO: Microsoft Explanation For Russia Hack Doesn’t Add Up
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