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Key Points: AI and machine learning technologies are vulnerable to attacks that can have dire consequences. NIST has identified four specific security concerns for AI systems: evasion, poisoning, privacy, and abuse attacks.

In a departure from the typical cybersecurity predictions, this article offers bold and unconventional forecasts for 2024. Some key points include: The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) will become

Key Elements of the Article: “Increase of Cybersecurity Threats in 2021” As cybercriminals become more advanced and sophisticated in their techniques, cybersecurity threats are increasing in 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated

The FBI is increasing its cybercrime combating capabilities by deploying six new cyber assistant legal attaches to U.S. embassies in various countries. This represents a 40% increase in cyber-focused FBI agents in

Airbus Looks to Acquire Atos Cybersecurity Unit for Nearly $2 Billion Airbus and Atos are in negotiations for the potential sale of Atos’ Big Data and Security (BDS) business, valued between €1.5

Security experts are calling for stronger collaboration and partnerships across sectors to address the growing cyber threat landscape and the cybersecurity skills gap. In an interconnected world, organizations cannot fully protect their

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has published updated rules for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program. The CMMC is a unified standard for security introduced by the DoD to strengthen

Cybercriminals recently hijacked the Twitter account of Mandiant, a threat intelligence and incident response firm owned by Google. The attackers attempted to steal cryptocurrency and renamed the account to resemble a legitimate

– The BianLian ransomware group claims to have targeted MOOver and gained access to 1.1 terabytes of data. – The official website of MOOver is still accessible, raising doubts about the authenticity

Multiple malicious domains registered to resemble ChatGPT have been discovered by cybersecurity researchers at ESET. Hackers are exploiting the credibility of the ChatGPT model to deceive users into trusting fraudulent websites. They