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TLDR: Key Points: The U.S. is actively working to dismantle Chinese state-backed cyberespionage operation Volt Typhoon. NSA Cybersecurity Director Rob Joyce mentioned ongoing efforts to uncover and dismantle Volt Typhoon. Article Summary:

TLDR: French unemployment agency data breach may have exposed 43 million records over a span of 20 years, including social security numbers and contact information. The breach was confirmed on March 13

Article Summary TLDR: Fujitsu discovered malware on IT systems containing personal data Questions remain unanswered regarding the hack Fujitsu recently revealed a cyber attack on the company where hackers may have stolen

Article Summary TLDR: MAN CEON digital platform receives Cyber Security Product Design Assessment certification from ABS The platform integrates data analytics, machine learning, and predictive technologies MAN CEON, MAN Energy Solutions’ digital

TLDR: The Pentagon’s Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) has received over 50,000 vulnerability reports since November 2016. The VDP has led to the successful mitigation of over 6,000 vulnerabilities and saved taxpayer money.

TLDR: Maryland CIO Katie Savage emphasizes the importance of swift cyber incident disclosure and integration with security operation centers. She discusses the potential of AI-driven search analytics platforms to enhance cybersecurity measures.

TLDR: Scranton School District in Pennsylvania experiences ransomware attack causing computer outages. District is working with forensic specialists to investigate and restore full system functionality. The Scranton School District in Pennsylvania has

TLDR: Nissan, France’s unemployment agency, Roku, South African Government, Birmingham, MarineMax, and the IMF have all experienced cyber attacks. Microsoft, Adobe, and Fortinet have patched critical vulnerabilities in their software. In the

TLDR: – The International Monetary Fund was hit by a cyber attack in February. – 11 email accounts were compromised, but have since been secured. – The IMF is continuing its investigation

TLDR: – CISA, responsible for cybersecurity in the US government, was hacked through vulnerabilities in Ivanti products. – Two CISA systems were compromised and taken offline, including critical infrastructure information and chemical