SolarWinds Identifies, Patches Critical Vulnerability in Serv-U
SolarWinds says it was notified of an actively exploited vulnerability in its Serv-U managed File Transfer Server and Serv-U Secured FTP.
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Could Counterterrorism Strategies be the Key to Stopping Ransomware Attacks?
A Chainanalysis report reveals counterterrorism strategies could potentially be applied to combating ransomware.
Don’t Treat Your Remote Work Policy As If We’re Still Stuck In 2020
We are all finally emerging from our homes and makeshift workstations and are returning to the office from fully remote work to hybrid in some capacity. At My TechDecisions, the editorial group has been going to the office two days a week to start. I for one am ecstatic that I now can leave my […]
What You Need To Know About Kaseya’s VSA Patch
Kaseya has patched vulnerabilities in its VSA software that ransomware actors leveraged in a massive attack through MSPs.
Ransomware Attackers Are Likely To Hit Again
Cybereason report shows 80% of firms that paid a ransom suffered a second ransomware attack often from the same source.
CompTIA Report: Tech Sector Employment Continues
CompTIA tech sector employment shows continued growth in 10 of the last 12 months and10,500 jobs added in June.
Why Focus on People in the Age of Automation?
Intelligent automation offers organizations a way to reduce labor costs and free up additional resources to invest in innovation.
Kaseya Confirms Sophisticated Cyberattack Over The Holiday Weekend
Cyberattack against Kaseya shows hackers are becoming strategic and targeting remote managed service providers.
What IT Pros Need To Know About The PrintNightmare Vulnerability
IT administrators are being warned of an actively exploited remote code execution vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler that could allow an attacker to install programs, view or change data or create new accounts with full user rights. The vulnerability is being referred to as PrintNightmare (CVE-2021-34527), which Microsoft says is slightly different from another vulnerability […]
Microsoft IDs Three Vulnerabilities In NETGEAR Routers
Microsoft has identified three new vulnerabilities in a series of NETGEAR routers that can compromise a network’s security and give attacker free reign throughout an entire organization. In a new blog, the Microsoft 365 Defender Research Team says that while researching device fingerprinting in the new device discovery capabilities in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, it […]
