This Week in Enterprise Tech 491

Emotet malware, medical device insecurity, digital signing with HID Global, and more.

• Emotet Malware evolving its install techniques, now uses PowerShell
• Tenable's Bit Discovery buy underscores demand for deeper visibility of IT assets
• Early discovery of Pipedream malware a success story for industrial security
• Many Medical Device Makers Skimp on Security Practices 
• HID Global Director of Product Management Mrugesh Chandarana talks about digital signatures

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Links

• Emotet malware now installs via PowerShell in Windows shortcut files
• Tenable's Bit Discovery Buy Underscores Demand for Deeper Visibility of IT Assets
• Early Discovery of Pipedream Malware a Success Story for Industrial Security
• CHERNOVITE’s PIPEDREAM Malware Targeting Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
• Breakthrough Discovery of the One-Way Superconductor – Thought To Be Impossible
• Many Medical Device Makers Skimp on Security Practices
• API Attacks Soar Amid the Growing Application Surface Area
• hidglobal.com
• Automation is the Future of (Digital Certificate) Security
• Network Time Security: new NTP authentication mechanism
• 802.1X Authentication
• How PKIaaS Simplifies Compliance With European Union (EU) Regulations
• How to Use PKIaaS to Simplify Certificate Automation in Microsoft Active Directory