Paradise Papers expose offshore wealth, foreign investments. Kaspersky software copied more than malware. Retaliation against Russia?

Cyber Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities

Appleby law firm data breach goes public as 'Paradise Papers' finally spill into the press (Computing) Queen among the big names outed in latest Panama Papers-style offshore law firm data breach

Here’s a guide to the major revelations in the Paradise Papers (Quartz) Hundreds of journalists have begun publishing articles based on a massive document leak from two companies that specialize in offshore accounts.

Paradise Papers expose tax schemes of global elite (Deutsche Welle) Reporters have unveiled some 13.4 million secret documents detailing evidence of tax avoidance among high-ranking politicians and the super wealthy. Some in US President Donald Trump's cabinet have been implicated.

Kremlin Cash Behind Billionaire’s Twitter and Facebook Investments (New York Times) Leaked files show that a state-controlled bank in Moscow helped to fuel Yuri Milner’s ascent in Silicon Valley, where the Russia investigation has put tech companies under scrutiny.

Iranian General Warns of Cyberthreat from US Regional Command (Tasnim News Agency) TEHRAN (Tasnim) - A senior Iranian cyber security official cautioned against “serious” potential threats posed by an American cyber command center in Bahrain.

PH probing North Korean ‘hacking’ ahead of Asean summit (Inquirer) The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said it was “on top” of cybersecurity preparations ahead of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit next week, assistant secretary Allan Cabanlong said in an interview. 

Russia-Linked Hackers Target Turkish Critical Infrastructure (Security Week) A Russia-linked threat group has been targeting people associated with Turkish critical infrastructure through compromised Turkish sites, according to threat management firm RiskIQ.

Russia’s hackers took only a week to pry into Clinton camp (Concord Monitor) Nineteen thousand lines of raw data associated with the theft of emails from Hillary Clinton campaign staffers show how the hackers managed the election-shaking operation.Minute-by-minute logs gathered by the cybersecurity company Secureworks and...

Suspected Russian cyber spy Guccifer 2.0 altered a DNC document before releasing it (Business Insider) The revelation that Guccifer altered the document comes amid the FBI and Congress' wide-ranging investigations into Russia's election interference.

Social Media Experts Say the Russian Trolls Suck at Facebook (Motherboard) You don’t even have to be good at Facebook to reach millions of voters

AP finds hackers hijacked at least 195 Trump web addresses (News Observer) The Associated Press has learned that four years ago, at least 195 web addresses belonging to Donald Trump, his family or his business empire were hijacked by hackers possibly operating out of Russia.

Corebot banking trojan returns - after modifying indicators of compromise (SC Media UK) A new variant of banking Trojan, CoreBot, active in 2015, spotted by security researchers with the new variant spreading via malicious Office documents.

Crooks poison results for financial-related searches to deliver banking malware (Help Net Security) Beware financial-related searches deliver banking malware, as cyber crooks are using a clever approach to fool unsuspecting users.

Russian hackers silently threaten global financial organisations (SC Media UK) A new bankrobber Trojan has been identified by Kaspersky Lab, quietly stealing money direct from the banks themselves rather than customers.

CEO says Kaspersky antivirus software also takes harmless files (Reuters) Eugene Kaspersky said his company's widely used antivirus software has copied files that did not threaten the personal computers of customers, a sharp departure from industry practice that could increase suspicions that the Moscow-based firm aids Russian spies.

Chinese KeyBoy Group Unlocks More Victim Networks (Infosecurity Magazine) Chinese KeyBoy Group Unlocks More Victim Networks. PwC claims new sighting of group targeting Western victims

Turkish hackers deface Times of Israel website for Palestine (HackRead) The state of Israel is one of the places whose cyberinfrastructure is continuously under cyber attack from hackers around the world. On November 2nd (Balfo

ChessMaster’s New Strategy: Evolving Tools and Tactics (TrendLabs Security Intelligence Blog) A few months ago, we covered the ChessMaster cyberespionage campaign, which leveraged a variety of toolsets and malware to compromise its targets—primarily organizations in Japan.

GIBON Ransomware Being Distributued by Malspam (BleepingComputer) A new ransomware has been discovered called GIBON that is being distributed via malspam emails with malicious documents.

Japanese businesses are the latest victims of attacks disguised as ransomware (Cyberscoop) A sustained ransomware campaign aimed at extorting Japanese companies now appears to have been part of an elaborate cyber-espionage operation that included destroying data to conceal evidence, according to cybersecurity firm Cybereason...

Merck reveals losses in sales due to cyber-attack (EPM Magazine) Merck has revealed, in its third quarter earnings report, that the manufacturing disruptions related to the cyber-attack that happened earlier in the year led to $135 million in lost sales.

Over 1 million Android users downloaded fake WhatsApp app (HackRead) Scammers tricked over 1 million Android users into downloading a fake version of the popular messaging app WhatsApp pretending to be the official one. The

LokiBot: If not stealing, then blackmailing (Kapsersky Blog) This versatile mobile banking Trojan morphs into ransomware on detecting a removal attempt.

2018 Malware Forecast: learning from the long summer of ransomware (Naked Security) SophosLabs looks at the summer of 2017’s most prolific ransomware families

Hacker Holds University for Ransom, Threatens to Dump Student Info (BleepingComputer) A hacker is trying to extort a Canadian university, threatening to dump student information unless university top brass pay 30,000 CAD (23,000 USD).

Stepping Stone Attack launches EternalBlue Internally (Netskope) Netskope Threat Research Labs has observed an email-server message block (SMB) blended threat which uses the compromised machine as a stepping stone to propagate laterally via the EternalBlue exploit...

Estonia blocks certificates on 760,000 ID cards due to identity theft risk (Help Net Security) On 3 November 2017 at midnight, Estonia will block the certificates of 760,000 ID cards due to identity theft risk becoming real.

Equifax Says Execs Unaware of Hack When They Sold Stock (Security Week) Equifax said Friday an internal review found that four executives who sold shares ahead of disclosure of a massive data breach at the credit agency were unaware of the incident ahead of the sale.

Equifax letters spark scam concern among victims (Which? News) Around 700,000 Brits are being notified that their data was stolen from Equifax – but the vast majority have never dealt with the company directly.

2nd Breach at Verticalscope Impacts Millions (KredsOnSecurity) For the second time in as many years, hackers have compromised Verticalscope.com, a Canadian company that manages hundreds of popular Web discussion forums totaling more than 45 million user accounts.

Data Pours from Cloud—And 'The Enemy is Us' (Threatpost) Enterprises are grappling with widespread incidents of misconfigured servers leaking sensitive data to the public internet.

Critical infrastructure on target: A cyber attack that could be worse than war (The Economic Times) A cyber attack on critical infrastructure could be a preferred mode of attack in a future war. It can cripple a nation without firing a single shot.

Crypto Bugs in IEEE Standard Expose Intellectual Property in Plaintext (BleepingComputer) Due to the usage of weak cryptography in the IEEE P1735 electronics standard, attackers can recover highly-valuable intellectual property in plaintext.

Standardizing Bad Cryptographic Practice (Association for Computing Machinery) A teardown of the IEEE P1735 standard for protecting electronic-design intellectual property

Adobe Flash Player Is Getting More Vulnerable To Exploits (TAJ) A recent malware attack was spotted using Adobe Flash Player download to victimize users. It was discovered as a new version of ransomware named as the Bad Rabbit.

Cyber attack knocked Lake Farmparks holiday ticket sales off line, ticketing to resume next week (Cleveland.com) Hackers disrupt ticket sales for Lake Metroparks' Country Lights holiday event, sales to resume November 8

Nationwide cards have stopped working across the country (The Independent) Nationwide customers across the UK have been hit by problems with their cards. Transactions in stores and online were declined and some people were unable to withdraw cash from ATMs.

Popular Anime Site Crunchyroll.com Hijacked to Distribute Malware (BleepingComputer) Popular Anime site Crunchyroll.com was taken offline this morning due to a hack that caused visitors to be prompted to download a desktop version of their software. This software, though, was not as it seemed because it also included malware that was installed along with it.

Security Patches, Mitigations, and Software Updates

Microsoft 'external database' bug patches have even more bugs (Computerworld) Microsoft released five patches for the “Unexpected error from external database driver” bug. But the cure’s worse than the disease. If you installed one, yank it now.

Advantech Patches Code Execution Flaws in SCADA Product (Security Week) An update released by Taiwan-based industrial automation company Advantech for its WebAccess product patches two remote code execution vulnerabilities, ICS-CERT reported on Thursday.

Tor flaw results in user IP address leakage (Computing) Tor Project has released a patch for 'TorMoil' an IP address flaw affecting macOS and Linux users

Cyber Trends

Facebook and Google Are Actually 'Net States.' And They Rule the World (WIRED) Opinion: The world is no longer dominated by nations. We're in a non-state, net-state era.

Only 18% of Small-Business Owners Think They Are at Risk for a Cyber Attack (insureon) Only 18% of small-business owners think they might face a cyber breach. Find out how damaging a breach can be and get small business cyber security tips.

Marketplace

GDPR to have limited impact on M&A activity (Help Net Security) Dealmakers believe that the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will likely only have a modest impact on M&A activity in the EU.

Despite Challenges, Australia is Becoming a Thriving Cybersecurity Ecosystem (Infosecurity Magazine) Australia is making some noise when it comes to breaking through on the global cybersecurity scene.

Kaspersky Struck References to 67 'Tech Partners' Like Amazon and Microsoft From Website (Fortune) This is your Cyber Saturday edition of Fortune's tech newsletter for November 4, 2017.

To fix itself, Facebook needs to put profit second — for now (Yahoo! Finance) Facebook plans on doubling the number of employees allocated to “safety and security” to 20,000. Hiring 10,000 people is a significant investment and is a sign that public and political pressure has led Facebook to take the great power of its platform seriously. But is it enough?

Broadcom offers to acquire Qualcomm for $70 per share (TechCrunch) Following rumors over the weekend, chipmaker Broadcom has today confirmed it has approached wireless chipmaker Qualcomm with an acquisition offer that values..

Israeli hacking firm's founders to move into cyber defence (NASDAQ.com) Israeli entrepreneurs with a track record of developing computer hacking weapons for law enforcement agencies fighting online crime, are now looking to set up a new business to defend computer systems against attacks, they said on Thursday.

ForeScout IPO Update: There Are Better Deals To Buy (Seeking Alpha) ForeScout, the endpoint security software vendor, went public on October 27 at $22/share, pricing at the high end of its range of $20-$22. The company also enla

Products, Services, and Solutions

New infosec products of the week​: November 3, 2017 (Help Net Security) New infosec products of the week include releases from: Fidelis Cybersecurity, ManageEngine, RiskIQ, Adaptiva, Honeywell, Dashlane, and Vera.

Cybrary Launches Subscription Option for Enhanced Member Experience (PRWeb) Program offers members access to exclusive benefits, content, and services

The case for outsourcing your KYC (Equiniti) Outsourcing KYC is a good way for banks to safeguard their continued regulatory compliance and control spiralling costs, explains Toby Tiala, Programme Director, Equiniti KYC Solutions.

Dashlane updated to version 5, no separate app needed (Android Community) With the sheer number of forms and log-ins on sites and apps that we encounter every day, whether on mobile or on your desktop, you will eventually need an auto-complete and password manager in one…

Smart Lock and iCloud Keychain – password managers for the rest of us (Naked Security) Apple’s iCloud Keychain and Google’s Smart Lock aren’t perfect, but they might make it easier for people to choose to use a password manager

Mosaic451 Introduces Cybersecurity Talent Training Program (PRNewswire) Mosaic451, a bespoke cybersecurity services provider and consultancy, is...

Cyber attack: Bajaj Allianz launches first cyber insurance cover (Business Today) In a first cyber cover for individuals, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance has launched Individual Cyber Safe policy.

Gemalto launches SafeNet Data Protection On Demand (iTWire) SafeNet Data Protection on Demand is Gemalto's data security-as-a-service product for enterprises and managed service providers. Cloud-based SafeNet D...

Secdo 5.0 Makes Behavioral-Based Bet on Automated Incident Response (eSecurity Planet) Secdo, a New York City cybersecurity startup, launched version 5.0 of its incident response platform with a new Behavioral Based Indicators of Compromise capability that enables businesses to better tailor the product's protections to their needs.

Technologies, Techniques, and Standards

Five Fundamental Strategies for Cybersecurity (SIGNAL Magazine) Legacy technology is not equipped to adequately prevent attacks that are now becoming alarmingly commonplace.

The Race Is On to Protect Feds' Laptops and Mobile Devices (FedTech) Endpoint protection is a priority for security professionals who need to lock down agencies' devices and .

Email Security at Risk: How to Stop Hackers in Their Tracks (Corporate Counsel) Federal agencies have 90 days to adopt a form of email security that guards against spam and phishing. This order is so critical because 97 percent of…

How to Keep Your Bitcoin Safe and Secure (WIRED) Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have exploded in value—making them an ever-more attractive target for scammers and hackers. Here's how to protect investment.

How to Protect Yourself From the CryptoShuffle Trojan (Cointelegraph) Hackers using copy/paste issue to steal cryptocurrencies - what can you do to protect yourself?

Zk-Snarks Everywhere: Ethereum Privacy Tech Hits Tipping Point (CoinDesk) "I was expecting maybe 15-20 people to care about zk-snarks, but wow."

Design and Innovation

Microsoft and AWS Collaborate on Machine Learning (InfoQ) Microsoft and AWS have recently announced a new collaboration aimed at democratizing deep learning and artificial intelligence.

How to Build a Robot That Won't Take Over the World (WIRED) The computer scientist Christoph Salge is trying to circumvent the need for rules that guide robots’ behavior. His strategy: Give them a goal of making us more powerful.

Academia

West Point shows off cyber chops in higher ed challenge (EdScoop) Symantec's cybersecurity competition for colleges and universities drew participation from 31 university IT teams in 25 states.

NSA Professionals Score College Creds at Drexel (DrexelNow) For more than half a century, students in training to become experts in numerous fields at the National Security Agency have participated in rigorous training at the National Cryptologic School — learning everything from foreign languages to codebreaking.

Students in cybersecurity club embark on long weekend of national, international competition (Snoqualmie Valley Record) The Siber Defense Club at Mount Si High School has a full weekend schedule ahead, hacking into computer systems and decrypting data. The group, an evolution of a computer club at Mount Si, is in its second year as an official club at the high school, focused on cybersecurity challenges.

Legislation, Policy, and Regulation

Senator wants tech giants to help U.S. retaliate against Russia (CSO Online) Sen. Mitch McConnell said tech giants such as Google and Facebook should help the U.S. government retaliate against Russia for meddling in the 2016 election.

UK offers expertise to Qatar in implementing cyber security standards (Gulf-Times) London has offered its expertise to Qatar in developing and implementing appropriate standards in cyber security, according to Conrad Prince, the UK’s Cyber Security Ambassador.

Verizon Wants the FCC to Overturn State Internet Privacy Laws (Motherboard) The telecom giant filed a white paper with the commission last week arguing that it had the authority to overrule recent state-level laws.

Litigation, Investigation, and Law Enforcement

MI5 missed clues over Manchester bomber Salman Abedi (Times) MI5 officials missed key intelligence warnings that could have put the Manchester bomber under surveillance as a “high-priority” target before he murdered 22 people, The Sunday Times can reveal.

Fusion GPS And House Intel Committee Renew Battle Over Bank Records (The Daily Caller) Fusion GPS and the House Intelligence Committee renewed their legal battle on Friday over subpoenas for the Trump dossier firm's bank records. Lawyers for Fusion submitted a new request for a tempo

Papadopoulos is “the big one," not Manafort, ex-CIA director Michael Hayden says (Newsweek) Just as in Watergate, a low-level aide has blown the Russia probe wide open.

University of Stirling link to Hillary Clinton ‘dirt’ (Times) A British university rolled out the red carpet for the professor who is now at the centre of the FBI investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump election campaign and Russia. Joseph...

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Newly Noted Events

Second Annual Federal IT Security Conference (FITSC)! (Columbia, Maryland, USA, Nov 14, 2017) The Federal IT Security Institute (FITSI) in partnership with Phoenix TS in Columbia, MD is hosting the second annual Federal IT Security Conference. Speakers from NIST, DHS, the Defense Department as well as private industry will be in attendance discussing the themes and trends that are influencing the Federal/DoD cyber landscape.

2017 Capital Cybersecurity Summit (Tysons Corner, Virginia, USA, Nov 14 - 15, 2017) Join cyber experts from the FBI, DHS, Palo Alto Networks, Distil, Google, AWS, Tenable and more at the 2017 Capital Cybersecurity Summit. FBI Cyber Division Deputy Assistant Director Howard Marshall and National Security Council Senior Director for Cybersecurity Policy Grant Schneider will provide keynote remarks and top speakers will share unique insights into topics like cloud security, attracting cyber talent, federal cyber acquisition and real-life breach response.

Upcoming Events

Third International Conference on Information Security and Digital Forensics (ISDF 2017) (Thessaloniki, Greece, Dec 8 - 10, 2017) A 3 day event, with presentations delivered by researchers from the international community, including presentations from keynote speakers and state-of-the-art lectures.

Cyber Security Indonesia 2017: Shaping National Capacity for Cyber Security (Jakarta, Indonesia, Dec 6 - 7, 2017) Cyber Security Indonesia 2017 exhibition and conference, brought to you by the organisers of the Indonesia Infrastructure Week, will bring cyber security solutions providers together with key government and private sector decision makers, buyers, and influencers in order to meet and do business and to advance resilience against cyber attack.

National Insider Threat Special Interest Group Meeting (Virginia Chapter) (Herndon, Virginia, USA, Dec 5, 2017) The National Insider Threat Special Interest Group (NITSIG) is excited to announce it has established a Virginia Chapter. NITSIG Members and others may attend meetings at no charge. Attendees will receive comprehensive guidance and best practices for establishing and managing an Insider Threat Program. Anyone concerned with employee threat identification and mitigation will gain valuable knowledge from attending meetings. This meeting will focus on human resources interaction with an insider threat program and behavioral indicators of insider threat.

cyberSecure (New York, New York, USA, Dec 4 - 5, 2017) cyberSecure is a unique cross-industry conference that moves beyond the technology of cyber risk management, data security and privacy. Unlike other cybersecurity events, cyberSecure brings together corporate leaders from multiple function areas who help shape policies, risk management strategy, compliance programs, and an organization’s cyber-incident response playbook. This two day event is designed to educate in-house counsel, compliance and privacy officers, risk managers, and CIO/CISOs about the current cybersecurity challenges affecting your business continuity.

Cyber Security Summit Los Angeles (Los Angeles, California, USA, Nov 30, 2017) If you are a Senior Level Executive responsible for making your company’s decisions in regards to information security, then you are invited to register for the Cyber Security Summit: Los Angeles. Receive 50% off of a Full Summit Pass when you register with code CYBERWIRE50 (standard price of $350, now only $175 with code). Register at CyberSummitUSA.com. The Cyber Security Summit: Los Angeles is an exclusive conference connecting Senior Level Executives responsible for protecting their companies’ critical data with innovative solution providers & renowned information security experts. for details visit CyberSummitUSA.com.

Cyber Security, Oil, Gas & Power 2017 (London, England, UK, Nov 29 - 30, 2017) ACI’s Cyber Security - Oil, Gas, Power Conference will bring together key stakeholders from energy majors and technology industries, to discuss the challenges and opportunities found in the current systems. The conference will also promote essential collaboration between decision makers and technology experts, in order to streamline solutions to resist cyber threats and attacks.

INsecurity (National Harbor, Maryland, USA, Nov 29 - 30, 2017) INsecurity is for the defenders of enterprise security—those defending corporate networks—and offers real-world case studies, peer sharing and practical, actionable content for IT professionals grappling with security concerns. INsecurity will feature some of the industry’s most recognized and knowledgeable CISOs and IT security experts, in a setting that is conducive to interaction and conversation.You’ll have a chance to meet colleagues in the cybersecurity profession to discuss the everyday challenges you face in protecting enterprise data. And you’ll get in-depth insights on how other organizations perform security best practices, and how they manage their teams.

INsecurity (National Harbor, Maryland, USA, Nov 29 - 30, 2017) Organized by Dark Reading, the web’s most trusted online community for the exchange of information about cybersecurity issues. INsecurity focuses on the everyday practices of the IT security department, and real-life methods that you can use to shore up your own enterprise defenses. It will also feature some of the industries most recognized and knowledgeable CISOs and IT security experts, in a setting that is conducive to interaction and conversation. Use Promo Code CYBERWIRE100 for $100 off the current rate.

AutoMobility LA (Los Angeles, California, USA, Nov 27 - 30, 2017) The Los Angeles Auto Show Press & Trade Days and Connected Car Expo have MERGED to form AutoMobility LA, the new auto industry’s first true trade show. Register to join us in Los Angeles this November.

Global Conference on Cyberspace (GCCS) (New Dehli, India, Nov 23 - 24, 2017) The Global Conference on Cyberspace (GCCS) aims to deliberate on the issues related to promotion of cooperation in cyberspace, norms for responsible behaviors in cyberspace and to enhance cyber capacity building. The fifth conference, planned to be the biggest in magnitude, shall take place at New Delhi, India on 23-24 November 2017.

Aviation Cyber Security (London, England, UK, Nov 21 - 22, 2017) Join us on November 21/22 in London, England for the Cyber Senate Aviation Cyber Security Summit. We will address key issues such as the importance of information sharing and collaboration, supply chain and third party risk, incident response, integrating of cyber security and safety, IT and OT convergence, Security Operations Centres and much more as we further develop our collective insight in how we can mitigate risk and develop resilient end to end networks capable of delivering safety and value to all stakeholders.

Cyber Security Opportunities in Mexico Webinar (Washington, DC, USA, Nov 15, 2017) Learn about the cyber security opportunities in Mexico. Mexico is ranked 28th out of 164 countries in the ITU's 2017 Global Cyber Security Index. Companies spend approximately 3.5% of their IT budgets on cyber security products and services. Currently, the cost to Mexico's overall economy imposed by cyber attacks is more than US$3 billion. The country is a manufacturing powerhouse and is increasingly implementing automated processes. It is also highly integrated with the global financial system.

Federal IT Security Conference (Columbia, Maryland, USA, Nov 14, 2017) The Federal IT Security Institute (FITSI) in partnership with Phoenix TS in Columbia, MD is hosting the second annual Federal IT Security Conference. Speakers from NIST, DHS, the Defense Department as well as private industry will be in attendance discussing the themes and trends that are influencing the Federal/DoD cyber landscape.

Sector (Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Nov 13 - 15, 2017) Illuminating the Black Art of Security. Now entering its 11th year, SecTor has built a reputation of bringing together experts from around the world to share their latest research and techniques involving underground threats and corporate defences. The conference provides an unmatched opportunity for IT Professionals and Managers to connect with their peers and learn from their mentors.

Countermeasure (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Nov 9 - 10, 2017) Now into its sixth year in Ottawa, and consistently advancing in both size and content quality, COUNTERMEASURE continues to be the national capital's premier IT security event. As in years past, attendees can expect up to three days of professional skills training prior to the two-day main conference. All content will be delivered by some of the world's most knowledgeable and influential IT security experts in private, public, and research sectors.

2017 ICIT Gala & Benefit (Washington, DC, USA, Nov 9, 2017) The Annual ICIT Gala and Benefit is the year’s most prestigious and intimate gathering of legislative, agency and private sector leaders committed to protecting our Nation’s critical infrastructures. This black-tie event will celebrate the accomplishments of the most influential members of our community as well as the efforts of today’s most impactful cybersecurity leaders. The funds raised from this Benefit will be used to help sustain and grow the Institute’s research, publications, and educational activities for the communities it serves.

4th Annual Journal of Law & Cyber Warfare Conference (New York, New York, USA, Nov 9, 2017) Join thought leaders across the industry for a day of collaboration and education with an outstanding group of cyber security experts. In this one-day program, we continue JLCW's 5+ year reputation for presenting cutting-edge, practical, and balanced training for cyber security lawyers, in-house legal personnel, cyber security service providers, law enforcement, military, members of the bar, bench, and ambassadors and consul generals from all over the world.

Fourth Annual JLCW Conference (New York, New York, USA, Nov 9, 2017) The 2017 Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare symposium speakers represent an unparalleled group of cyber security experts with a wide variety of industry expertise and knowledge. Attendees will hear from experts on cyber security and cyber warfare from the military, government, private industry, and the public sector. Our panels are designed to provide attendees with thought leadership from a diverse group of experts who will share their experience and knowledge-base regarding topical cyber security issues.

Cyber Southwest (Tucson, Arizona, USA, Nov 9, 2017) CSW will focus on creating a positive, unique, and highly productive unification point to further Arizona's developing leadership in cybersecurity. Cyber Southwest is an annual event, and a platform for training and education, for the region's core areas of Healthcare, Education, Government, Military, Intelligence, Law Enforcement, and Homeland Security.

SINET Showcase 2017 (Washington, DC, USA, Nov 8 - 9, 2017) SINET – Washington DC provides a platform to identify and highlight “best-of-class” security companies that are addressing the most pressing needs and requirements in Cybersecurity. As always, this event showcases the SINET 16, the annual list of the most innovative young companies in the industry.