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• Insurance digitalization spawns increase in identity fraud, report finds
  Combining security strategies could reduce the risk of fraud, which has only risen since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. A new report suggests steps insurance carriers can take to ensure their security plan works to combat identity fraud.
• Ellen K. Tannor joins OSAC as Executive Director
  Ellen K. Tannor has been named Executive Director at the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC). 
• CISA releases de-escalation training series for critical infrastructure operators
  The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency created a new de-escalation series to help critical infrastructure owners and operators recognize, assess, de-escalate and report behaviors that raise concern. 
• 5 minutes with David Bradbury - Hiring globally to prevent security burnout
  Increasing workloads and attacks on organizations are a major source of burnout among security professionals. David Bradbury, Chief Security Officer at Okta, explains how hiring globally can help reduce the burden on security employees that are already overworked.
• Creating a culture of security for social butterflies
  Ensure your employees understand the security risks of social media, provide awareness training and implement best practice policies for smarter socializing.
• Hacking burnout: Addressing stress among security professionals
  All too often, people feel they need to push their personal limits at work, at the expense of their mental, physical and emotional health. How can leadership combat burnout across security teams by prioritizing an employee's well-being?
• Alex Warner named director of campus safety grant at University of Maine Farmington
  The U.S. Department of Justice awarded UMF nearly $300,000 to expand their sexual assault and domestic violence education and response programs. Dr. Warner will work with community members to develop programming for UMF.
• Bryon Hundley named VP of Intelligence Operations at RH-ISAC
  Hundley brings more than 20 years of public and private cybersecurity experience to the Retail & Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC) in his new role.
• Red forest is gone, now what?
  Given that approximately 90% of the world’s enterprises use Active Directory (AD) as their primary authentication and authorization platform for organizations running Windows, it is no surprise that AD is a key target for cybercriminals. 
• San Francisco expands organized retail crime task force
  The organized retail crime initiative helps to solve retail theft cases and more effectively target the upstream criminal enterprises fueling them.

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