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Portland developer on why he thinks a $50M Dundee luxury hotel will work
SKB sees Dundee spot as right for the high-end accommodations Oregon wine country needs.
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Providence and Oregon’s largest nurses union gear up for planned strike next week
Bargaining units at six Providence hospitals have given notice to strike, which would be the largest nurses strike in the state’s history, according to the union.
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Secrets of the healthiest employers and HR leaders — Table of Experts (video)
The Portland Business Journal convened honorees from the 2024 Healthiest Employers Awards to discuss insights and secrets of the region’s healthiest employers and HR leaders. Panelists met with PBJ Publisher and Market President Candace Beeke to speak about their past, present and future success. Panelists: Karen Fogg, Chief People Officer, boly:welch Beverley Menillo, Director of…
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Mickelberry Gardens wins OregonAF 2024
Oregon Entrepreneurs Network’s angel investors saw five food and beverage finalists make a pitch for $160,000.
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More_eggs Malware Disguised as Resumes Targets Recruiters in Phishing Attack
Cybersecurity researchers have spotted a phishing attack distributing the More_eggs malware by masquerading it as a resume, a technique originally detected more than two years ago. The attack, which was unsuccessful, targeted an unnamed company in the industrial services industry in May 2024, Canadian cybersecurity firm eSentire disclosed last week. “Specifically, the targeted individual was…
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7 Common Pitfalls When Adopting Zero Trust Security
Zero Trust security is rapidly transforming the cybersecurity landscape. It moves away from traditional perimeter-based security models. In this approach, every connection attempt is continuously verified before granting resource access. 56% of global organizations say adopting Zero Trust is a “Top” or “High” priority. This approach offers significant security advantages. But the transition process presents…
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Cybersecurity CPEs: Unraveling the What, Why & How
Staying Sharp: Cybersecurity CPEs Explained Perhaps even more so than in other professional domains, cybersecurity professionals constantly face new threats. To ensure you stay on top of your game, many certification programs require earning Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits. CPEs are essentially units of measurement used to quantify the time and effort professionals spend on
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Azure Service Tags Vulnerability: Microsoft Warns of Potential Abuse by Hackers
Microsoft is warning about the potential abuse of Azure Service Tags by malicious actors to forge requests from a trusted service and get around firewall rules, thereby allowing them to gain unauthorized access to cloud resources. “This case does highlight an inherent risk in using service tags as a single mechanism for vetting incoming network…
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Google Takes Down Influence Campaigns Tied to China, Indonesia, and Russia
Google has revealed that it took down 1,320 YouTube channels and 1,177 Blogger blogs as part of a coordinated influence operation connected to the People’s Republic of China (PRC). “The coordinated inauthentic network uploaded content in Chinese and English about China and U.S. foreign affairs,” Google Threat Analysis Group (TAG) researcher Billy Leonard said in…
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Sticky Werewolf Expands Cyber Attack Targets in Russia and Belarus
Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of a threat actor known as Sticky Werewolf that has been linked to cyber attacks targeting entities in Russia and Belarus. The phishing attacks were aimed at a pharmaceutical company, a Russian research institute dealing with microbiology and vaccine development, and the aviation sector, expanding beyond their initial focus of…
