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2018-04-17 | NIST updates the cybersecurity framework, RSA is back to basics, and A bug bounty tip from EdOverflow
Tuesday, April 17
TOP STORY
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RSA kicks off today. This year, it’s back to basics says Tenable Security CEO, Amit Yoran. And as goes the norm, lots of vendor and industry updates pushed through including the announcement of the Cybersecurity Tech Accord. One other notable announcement, NIST updated their cybersecurity framework (see v1.1) including language about creating a vulnerability disclosure process, third-party risk and protecting your supply chain, and verifying user authentication.
TWEET OF THE DAY
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Only Microsoft can state that it took them 43 years to start distributing an operating system which is 27 years old - @martenmickos
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
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IoT hack stories from Darktrace: It was Professor Plum in the lobby with the thermometer.
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Daniel Miessler launched a thing: Helios
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Logging, Monitoring, and Alerting in AWS (The TL;DR) slides by @jpoforenso from BSidesSF
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DOM-based XSS – The 3 Sinks by @brutelogic
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White House cybersecurity coordinator Rob Joyce is leaving reports Politico
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Bug bounty tip from @EdOverflow: Look for GitLab instances on targets or belonging to the target.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith on the Cybersecurity Tech Accord
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