Healthcare IT News March 21, 2024
Andrea Fox

U.S. and international agencies are advising all critical sector IT leaders to bolster against vendor risks and defend against live-off-the-land techniques stemming from PRC state-sponsored cyber activity.

Guidance released this week from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and other U.S. and international partners outlines best practices for defending against “living off the land” cyber activity – where threat actors use an organization’s own tools to attack its network – while addressing the specific needs and challenges of defending against distributed denial of service attacks with new mitigations and visual aids.

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With contributions from Cisco Talos, NTT Corporation and Sophos, the agencies issued a joint fact sheet warning critical infrastructure entities to take...

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