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"Without a change in incentives, tooling, behaviors, ownership, and ultimately focus, there will be no material change in actual technical risk management."
Restrictive practices are ramping up costs and locking departments into sub-optimal contracts.
"Routine initial exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities represents the new normal which should concern end-user organisations and vendors alike."
Regulators admit that forcing critical third-party firms to "openly" share vulns would "go against" plan to reduce systemic risk and boost operational resilience.
Deals raise hopes that the great tech bounceback has begun at last.
Good for synthetic focus groups, in theory...
Financial Conduct Authority hits Metro with a fine of almost £17 million in relation to the operation of its Automated Transaction Monitoring System.
Public advisory comes after alleged PAN-OS vulnerability advertised on exploit forum.