Q&A: Generative AI Comes to the Middle East, Driving Security Changes
The influx of generative AI could cause security leaders to learn new skills and defensive tactics.
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Australian Ports Resume Operation After Crippling Cyber Disruption
Details of a major cyberattack against Australia's shipping industry remain few and far between, but the economic impact is clear.
A Closer Look at State and Local Government Cybersecurity Priorities
Complexity impedes the universal and consistent application of security policies, which is an obstacle to adequately securing government environments.
SEC Suit Ushers in New Era of Cyber Enforcement
A federal push to enforce cybersecurity requirements is holding public companies and government contractors accountable as a matter of law…
Azerbaijan Agencies Sign Cyber-Partner Deals
The country has signed fresh deals to boost cyber intelligence and preparedness capabilities.
SaaS Vendor Risk Assessment in 3 Steps
SaaS applications are the new supply chain and, practically speaking, SaaS is the modern vendor. Here are three straightforward steps…
Security Is a Process, Not a Tool
Process failures are the root cause of most serious cybersecurity incidents. We need to treat security as a process issue,…
State of Maine Becomes Latest MOVEit Victim to Surface
The state said 1.3 million individuals have been affected by this breach, which includes Social Security numbers and taxpayer information.
Intel Faces ‘Downfall’ Bug Lawsuit
A class action suit claims Intel knowingly sold billions of faulty chips for years. The outcome could help define where…
‘Shields Ready’ Critical Infrastructure Initiative Addresses Inevitable Cyberattacks
A cyberattack is coming, disasters are certain, and the US government wants critical infrastructure firms ready to handle any disruption.…