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Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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  • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

    Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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    How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

    Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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    rickyboone@infosec.exchangeR This user is from outside of this forum
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    @GossiTheDog Greed is a powerful drug.

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    • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

      Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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      How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

      Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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      @GossiTheDog and THIS is why i just run a public remote desktop server with an IP blocking script and MFA. just one thing to patch!

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      • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

        Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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        How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

        Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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        @GossiTheDog Regrets, but it is not unusual for management to cut costs by firing expensive engineers; and then make further cost-cutting decisions that appear ….

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        • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

          Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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          How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

          Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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          Bloomberg.com (www.bloomberg.com)

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          @GossiTheDog I'm not quite sure when the shift occurred; but moving economic incentives toward any% speedruns has really just kept on going badly.

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          • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

            Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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            How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

            Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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            Bloomberg.com (www.bloomberg.com)

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            @GossiTheDog I believe there's a misunderstanding. Enterprise VPN products are not made for cybersecurity, they are made to gather money from clients.

            I mean they are even transparent about this, calling their products "enterprise grade", which is the English term for "piece of shit you can't get to run without consultants".

            Think about the product portfolio of Atlassian, for example.

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            • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

              Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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              How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

              Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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              Bloomberg.com (www.bloomberg.com)

              byteborg@chaos.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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              @GossiTheDog "Ivanti Dilettanti"? 🤷

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              • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

                Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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                How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

                Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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                @GossiTheDog The whole article is a gem!
                https://archive.ph/3tWWI
                "Some government officials and private-sector executives are now reconsidering their approach to evaluating cybersecurity software. In addition to excising private equity-owned VPNs from their networks, some factor private equity ownership into their risk assessments of key technologies."

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                • gossithedog@cyberplace.socialG gossithedog@cyberplace.social

                  Why your enterprise VPN products suck at cybersecurity (their function).

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                  How Private Equity Debt Left a Leading VPN Open to Chinese Hackers

                  Layoffs at Pulse Secure accelerated as financial pressure mounted

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                  Bloomberg.com (www.bloomberg.com)

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                  @GossiTheDog Thank you for sharing this article, aligns perfectly with my experience of private equity in this space. Based on the combo of debt and loss of customers Ivanti’s VPN business appears to be in a death spiral.

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                  • brnrd@bsd.networkB brnrd@bsd.network

                    @GossiTheDog The whole article is a gem!
                    https://archive.ph/3tWWI
                    "Some government officials and private-sector executives are now reconsidering their approach to evaluating cybersecurity software. In addition to excising private equity-owned VPNs from their networks, some factor private equity ownership into their risk assessments of key technologies."

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                    @brnrd @GossiTheDog As usefull as the site it to pirate news articles you should really not link to archive.[today|is|ph|...] without a huge disclaimer that users visting it will be used for a DDOS attack... https://www.heise.de/en/news/Archive-today-Operator-uses-users-for-DDoS-attack-11171455.html

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                    • brnrd@bsd.networkB brnrd@bsd.network

                      @GossiTheDog The whole article is a gem!
                      https://archive.ph/3tWWI
                      "Some government officials and private-sector executives are now reconsidering their approach to evaluating cybersecurity software. In addition to excising private equity-owned VPNs from their networks, some factor private equity ownership into their risk assessments of key technologies."

                      christopherkunz@chaos.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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                      #13

                      @brnrd @GossiTheDog This is enterprise enshittification going full circle: Enterprises enshittify enterprise security to secure profits for other enterprises. The epitome of security enshittification. @pluralistic

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