March 2024 - Page 10

TLDR: Millions of hotel room locks are vulnerable to a cheap-kit exploit called “Unsaflok,” affecting popular keycard locks made by dormakaba. This exploit allows miscreants to easily slip into locked rooms in

TLDR: White Knight Labs and Airiam have partnered to enhance cyber resilience solutions, combining White Knight Labs’ expertise in cybersecurity with Airiam’s AI-based threat intelligence platform. This collaboration aims to provide advanced

Article Summary TLDR: – Roku data breach affected over 15,000 customers and stored credit cards were used for unauthorized purchases. – Unauthorized actors gained access to accounts through credential stuffing and attempted

TLDR: Join Super Cyber Friday on 04-05-24 for a discussion on “Hacking Security Vendor Pitches” with CISOs Lee Parrish and Hadas Cassorla. Topics include what makes a good vendor pitch, attention-grabbing tactics,

TLDR: AWS’ Alex Martinez discusses the cybersecurity skills gap in public agencies AI tools, search tools, and observability functionalities can upskill cybersecurity workforce Alex Martinez, director for public sector, partner solutions architecture

TLDR: Elastic’s George Teas discusses using AI and observability to close cybersecurity skill gaps in government agencies These tools help understand threats early, respond efficiently, and upskill existing talent to address evolving

TLDR: Riverview School District experienced a cyber breach, but it is unclear if sensitive data was accessed. The district is working to secure devices and rebuild its network with specialists. Riverview School

Human Impact of Ransomware Attacks TLDR: Ransomware attacks have a significant human impact on security professionals. Businesses can protect their security professionals by implementing a cultural shift, training, upskilling, and air gapping.

TLDR: States have been warned of recent and ongoing cyber threats to critical infrastructure, particularly in relation to water systems. The EPA and White House are urging governors to partner with federal

TLDR: NIST has significantly reduced the analysis it provides for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) listed in the NVD, leaving thousands of vulnerabilities without crucial data. The lack of analysis from NIST