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[TechWeb]( Follow Dark Reading: [RSS]( September 02, 2021 LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY [CISA and FBI: Be 'Vigilant' About Possible Ransomware Attacks Over Labor Day Weekend]( Advisory recommends key defenses for mitigating risk by ransomware and other threats. [DDoS Attacks Hitting Victims in High-Bandwidth 'Bursts']( The volume of traffic harnessed by attackers has grown steadily over the years, with distributed denial-of-service attacks regularly topping hundreds of gigabytes per second. ['ProxyToken' Flaw Heightens Concerns Over Security of Microsoft Exchange Server]( New flaw is one among several that have been disclosed in the software over the past several months. [Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB Incident Underscores the Need to Closely Watch Cloud Data]( Even businesses that do everything right still need to monitor their data and cloud services. [Microsoft Azure Cloud Vulnerability Exposed Thousands of Databases]( Researchers discovered that a data-science feature on Azure allowed anyone to retrieve the credentials of other companies using that feature, potentially exposing billions of records. [Cybersecurity Acquisitions, IPOs Drive Record First Half in 2021]( Signs of a bubble? Cybersecurity firms closed $11.5 billion in financing deals, a record for the industry, and nearly $40 billion in M&A valuations. [Google, Amazon, Microsoft Share New Security Efforts After White House Summit]( The news arrives after tech company leaders met with President Biden to discuss the public-private partnership needed to address security threats. [End-of-Summer Crunch Time for Ed Tech Teams]( Four questions to help ensure schools are ready for the new school year. [Why Is Hacktivism Still Being Ignored?]( The rising trend of hacktivism, while generally well-intentioned, can have serious repercussions for your organization. Rather than allowing hacktivists to expose your company's weak spots, security pros must be vigilant in mitigating threats. [A CISO's Perspective on Ransomware Payments]( How living through the experience of assisting a small business with a ransomware attack changed my perspective on whether to pay. [Why It's Time for Business Leaders to Take Greater Accountability on Data Privacy]( With the rise of hybrid-cloud and multicloud systems, a comprehensive strategy is needed to maintain control over who can and cannot access sensitive data across the organization, and to protect personal information. [Where CISA's Ransomware Tool Falls Short & What To Do About It]( The agency's Ransomware Readiness Assessment tool is a thin start, but here's where security professionals can build on it. [Money Mule Email Scam Targets Students]( Nigerian-based scam operation lures college students with promises of employment in exchange for cashing checks. [FBI Shares Hive Ransomware IoCs in New Alert]( Hive ransomware was first spotted in June 2021 and likely operates as an affiliate-based threat. [MORE NEWS /]( [MORE COMMENTARY]( HOT TOPICS [10 Obstacles That Prevent Security Pros From Doing Their Jobs]( As if fighting against cyberattacks weren't hard enough, security teams also have to contend with other issues that prevent them from doing their jobs effectively. [7 Tips for Securing the Software Development Environment]( Recent attacks have highlighted the need for organizations to pay closer attention to the hardware, software, and networks used in software development. [5 Considerations for Flexible Security Planning]( From business processes to buying mechanisms and implementation timelines, a host of issues may stand in the way of flexible planning for cyber defense. 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