March 2024 - Page 24

TLDR: Key Points: UNCW plans to add a maritime cybersecurity program in response to President Biden’s executive order to strengthen the cybersecurity of maritime ports. The university’s Center for Cyber Defense Education

TLDR: The cyberattack on Change Healthcare is costing Massachusetts hospitals $24 million a day. The attack is affecting hospital operations and provider payments, with potential long-term impacts. The debilitating cyberattack on Change

TLDR Key Points: CISA, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, was hacked in February through Ivanti vulnerabilities. The compromised systems included critical infrastructure and industrial information. Irony of Ironies: CISA Hacked

TLDR: Telefonica Tech UK and Ireland introduces NextDefense, a suite of enterprise cybersecurity tools to combat emerging threats. The platform utilizes machine learning and big data analytics for continuous monitoring and threat

TLDR: Rosie Anderson, Head of Strategic Solutions at Th4ts3cur1ty.Company, was selected as one of the top 20 Most Inspiring Women in Cyber for 2024. She helps customers identify security challenges and provides

Article Summary TLDR: – Stellar Cyber named on Forbes 2024 list of America’s Best Startup Employers – KnowBe4 unveils AI-native platform AIDA for individualized security awareness training Each business day, MSSP Alert

TLDR: Healthtech companies face cyber threats like data breaches and ransomware attacks due to the sensitive nature of health data Rising costs of cyber insurance impact operational budgets, prompting companies to seek

Article Summary TLDR: TCG and OST2 Partner to Deliver TPM Usage Training and Develop Cybersecurity Experts Key Points: TCG and OST2 have partnered to offer technical security training on Trusted Platform Module

TLDR: Samsung has issued a critical update for millions of Galaxy users to fix security vulnerabilities. The update is currently limited to carrier-locked units in the Galaxy S23 series. If you have

TLDR: Popular fonts can be exploited for XXE and arbitrary command attacks Vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45139, CVE-2024-25081, and CVE-2024-25082 pose significant threats The article highlights vulnerabilities in popular fonts that can be exploited for