With over 80 million players globally, Fortnite stands out as an undisputed champion when it comes to online gaming. Fortnite has been developed by Epic Games, an American game developer. However, it seems that the same cannot be said for Epic Games when it comes to security and protection of user data. Fortnite accounts for around 50% of Epic Games’ estimated value of $8.5 billion.

Cybersecurity is a continuous phenomenon. New countless threats emerge every day and cybersecurity analysts continually develop a fast, reliable, and sophisticated techniques to thwart these notorious threats in order to prevent financial loss and reputational damage. According to the Analysts, like the previous year (2018), 2019 will also witness the increase in data breaches.

Faced with challenges such as the persistent cybersecurity skills gap, lack of 24x7 security coverage, increasing security threat pressure, and the cost and complexity of in-house security operations, many organizations are turning to outsourcing of cybersecurity processes and systems.

Many organizations expand their operations by adding offices in remote locations. This strategy helps growing teams tap into new markets, operate in local time zones, and accommodate local nuances to provide better, localized service. However, geographic growth can cause logistical complexity, so it’s important to ensure teams stay connected wherever work happens.

If you’re unfamiliar with mobile forms they are digital forms that can be filled out on tablets and phones. These mobile forms, which can look identical to your existing paper documents, help teams work more efficiently.

Creating online forms, sending them out, and storing incoming response data is now easier than ever. Egnyte integrates with JotForm, a popular online form building software, to transfer submitted form responses to your Egnyte folder seamlessly. You can, for instance, open your Egnyte folder to access documents, such as applications or photos, that customers attached to a submitted JotForm form.

Earlier today, CVE-2019-5736 was announced regarding a runC container breakout. Given the high CVSS rating of 7.2, it is imperative to quickly patch your systems.

So how do you marshal the resources that you need to implement effective supply chain security? Borrowing from the same motivation techniques that we use to keep ourselves going to the gym, I recommend a combination of sex appeal (highlighting attractive benefits), pain avoidance (highlighting the painful risks) and recruiting allies (finding support within and outside of your organization).

A selection of this week’s more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news. Some absolute gems this week – that’s a bad thing, right? As the stakes rise for security risk and disclosure, two articles tweaked my attention on how it can sometimes not go right; for both sides. Something we all have to learn and build upon errors.