Software Supply Chain

Organizations, Beware: Protect Against Protestware

May 6, 2022

The term protestware recently made global news when organizations in Russia and Belarus were attacked by malicious code that wiped their computers’ files. This malware was distributed through the popular open source JavaScript library, node-ipc, and was introduced by its maintainer in retaliation for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Cyber Security News

Blackberry Buried Security Vulnerability in OS Until Forced To Disclose by Feds; Was Discovered in April

August 23, 2021

Security vulnerability that impacts an older form of a BlackBerry industrial systems OS, still in use in both industrial settings and hospital equipment, was discovered by Microsoft researchers in April of this year. Many are only now learning about it.

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Cyber Security Insights

Threats in the Software Supply Chain: Why Code Signing Best Practices Are Vital To Hardening Security

July 26, 2021

Code signing is like a virtual mechanic, ensuring trust across the software supply chain by validating the identities of source code and verifying that it hasn’t been tampered with. Code signing isn’t new, but it has changed.

Software Supply Chain

Organizations, Beware: Protect Against Protestware

Blackberry Buried Security Vulnerability in OS Until Forced To Disclose by Feds; Was Discovered in April

Threats in the Software Supply Chain: Why Code Signing Best Practices Are Vital To Hardening Security

Chick-fil-A Hit With Privacy Lawsuit Over Data Collection Embedded in Viral Video Marketing Campaign

AI in HR – How To Make Use of the New Hype in a Compliant Manner

Privacy’s Shifting Left: Are You Ready To Move?

Wanted Hacker Accessed Federal No Fly List on an Unsecured Airline’s Server