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Cybersecurity sector continues to heat up

In case you missed it, read about Avertium in the Washington Post as the cybersecurity sector continues to intensify. https://wapo.st/2HU09SQ

Cybersecurity sector continues to heat up Two D.C.-area companies announced deals recently.

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On May 30, 2019 TruShield Security Solutions changed its corporate identity to Avertium. Please follow our official company page here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/avertium-cybersecurity

Sunstone Partners, a leading growth equity firm, acquired Terra Verde Security LLC, TruShield Security Solutions and Sword & Shield Enterprise Security and formed one combined company: Avertium – the new cyber element.

Avertium will focus its comprehensive expertise on supporting mid-to-large enterprises, making it one of the largest managed cybersecurity services companies focused on this market.

Avertium will be led by Jeff Schmidt, a security industry veteran, who has previously held executive leadership roles at a variety of successful technology and security companies, including International Network Services, All Covered, BT Counterpane, SQS, and Authomate.

Avertium is a leading provider of managed cybersecurity services with more than 150 employees and growing, and security operations centers in Arizona and Tennessee, the company serves more than 1,000 customers in the retail, healthcare, hospitality, financial services, manufacturing and government sectors. For more information and career opportunities, visit https://www.avertium.com/

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Many companies assume they are too small to be the target of cybercrime. While the monetary gain is a huge factor that drive cyberattacks, there are many other reasons that systems are compromised. Find out what your options are to mitigate these risks: http://ow.ly/lTtn30dvW6o

How to Create a Strong Password

Your enemy isn’t some guy in a ski mask trying to guess your password one try at a time.

How to Create a Strong Password The U.S. government recently revamped its password recommendations, abandoning its endorsement of picking a favorite phrase and replacing a couple...

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A common problem is incomplete SIEM integration of devices or data sources in the environment. Find out other common problems in our latest blog post http://ow.ly/Xw3S30eocoU

Cybercriminals have not been found to discriminate the type of business from which they chose to steal data. Find out which 2017 trends your company should be on the lookout for: http://ow.ly/YV9i30bA0su

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NIST Releases Cybersecurity Definitions for the Workforce

The NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework improves communication, about how to identify, recruit, develop, and retain cyber security talent

NIST Releases Cybersecurity Definitions for the Workforce In an effort to bring consistency when describing the tasks, duties, roles, and titles of cybersecurity professionals, the National Institute of...

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Why state and local government still struggle with cybersecurity -- GCN

Unfortunately, it’s very difficult for any government entity to have a 100 percent effective security.

Why state and local government still struggle with cybersecurity -- GCN In addition to mitigating malware and phishing attacks, agencies must build domain name system resilience into their risk management programs.

Increased number of nuclear power plants and reactors dramatically increases the risks associated with the facilities, more so if the network is unsecured properly and in the event of a cyberattack. What you should know about SCADA devices http://ow.ly/uhaV30ayP6P

A new research has revealed that cyber criminals and hackers are not as anonymous as we think

Understanding the human aspects of cybercriminals - where they live, what they do, who they know, how they are organised and operate - is key to addressing the problem in a more complete way

A new research has revealed that cyber criminals and hackers are not as anonymous as we think Those faceless hackers who operate behind thick curtains of binary language and breach your computer to ask for ransom may not be as anonymous...

Many companies assume they are too small to be the target of cybercrime. While the monetary gain is a huge factor that drive cyberattacks, there are many other reasons that systems are compromised. Find out what your options are to mitigate these risks: http://ow.ly/lTtn30dvW6o

Report: The US government has a massive footprint on the darknet

It's unfortunate when corporate data is leaked, but it's dangerous when it's the government.

Report: The US government has a massive footprint on the darknet Like commercial entities, government agencies have a tendency to find their secrets leaked to the dark web. Unfortunately, US government secrets...

There's a Simple New Way to Find Out if Hackers Already Have Your Password

This website lets people check to see if their email addresses & usernames have been involved in a data breach

There's a Simple New Way to Find Out if Hackers Already Have Your Password Passwords suck. They're hard to remember, we all have about a million of them, and they're not supposed to be anything easy or memorable like your...

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“Worse than death:” The far-future dystopia of genome hacking

What if, by investing in hacking the human genome for good, we’ve opened it up to be hacked for evil?

“Worse than death:” The far-future dystopia of genome hacking This scientist’s thought experiment will give you nightmares.

Hackers Can Turn Some Amazon Echo Models Into Bugging Devices

A security researcher has found a way to hack into older units of Amazon's Echo, in a way that could turn the microphone-equipped device into a bug http://ow.ly/qR2630e6Zw2

Hackers Can Turn Some Amazon Echo Models Into Bugging Devices A security researcher has shown how to turn pre-2017 models of the Amazon Echo into a bugging device.

Whether criminals are looking for credit card information to sell on the black market, insider information to make illicit trades, or private details they can use for political gain, they are working extremely hard to access your systems. Find out how you can protect your investments http://ow.ly/5WdX30dKPa5

32 percent of companies hit by at least one malware attack last year, one fifth had to completely stop operations immediately. http://ow.ly/hgXz30e6YHm