NIST’s IoT cybersecurity guidance has long recognized the importance of secure software development (SSDF) practices, highlighted by the NIST IR 8259 series—such as the recommendation for documentation in Action 3.d of NIST IR 8259B, that manufacturers have considered and documented their “secure software development and supply chain practices used.” The NIST SSDF (NIST SP 800-218) describes software development practices that can aid manufacturers in developing IoT products by providing guidance for the secure development of software and firmware. These development practices can also provide

CIAM stands for Customer Identity and Access Management. It refers to a system or set of processes and tools created to manage and protect the online identities of external third parties (users or customers) across a business’s different platforms, apps, and services. CIAM systems help companies handle customer registration, authentication, authorization, and profile administration efficiently […]

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The hacking group known as APT37, also referred to as StarCruft, Reaper, or RedEyes, has employed a new malware called FadeStealer to steal information. This sophisticated malware incorporates a ‘wiretapping’ feature that enables the threat actors to eavesdrop on and record conversations through victims’ microphones. About the Threat Group APT37 is widely believed to be […]

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The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group and the largest development institution in the world, headquartered in Washington DC, has become the latest victim of Russian-allied hacktivist groups Killnet and Anonymous Sudan. These hackers have been targeting major financial institutions, with their latest focus being the European banking system. On […]

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RedClouds is a recently uncovered cyberespionage and hacking campaign that uses RDStealer malware to steal data from drives shared over Remote Desktop connections. The threat actors behind this campaign, whose identities remain unknown, exhibit advanced skills reminiscent of government-sponsored APT groups. According to the researchers, the hackers involved in this campaign have been active since […]

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Storyboards, traditionally used in the creative worlds of film, animation, and advertising, have proven to be a versatile and powerful tool for businesses as well. Companies use Vista Create and similar tools to make a storyboard for their business. Before diving into the various ways storyboards can be used in business, it’s essential to understand what […]

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By Aaron Haynes, a Columnist at Loganix.com Cybersecurity is a top priority for many businesses today because of the significant threats they face from hackers and cybercriminals. Companies now deal […]

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT (the chatbot that has dazzled the internet), wants to create a marketplace that will allow developers to sell AI models built on top of its own AI technology. OpenAI’s enterprise clients frequently tailor ChatGPT technology to their own specific use-cases, which range from identifying financial fraud via online […]

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