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Summary of NIPS Troubleshooting Steps for No Log TLDR: NIPS aims to monitor abnormal network traffic and block threats in real-time Troubleshooting steps for no log on NIPS include checking traffic, engine

TLDR: Considering an Under Attack-as-a-Service Model? Hold Your Horses Key Points: Automated software attacks, known as bots, are a pervasive threat to businesses. Arkose Labs takes a proactive monitoring and alerting approach

TLDR: UNCW is expanding its maritime cybersecurity program with $625,000 in federal funding Funding will focus on cybersecurity risk assessment, workforce training, and developing national maritime cybersecurity standards The University of North

TLDR: Around 300,000 taxi passengers’ personal information was left exposed on the internet due to a data leak involving Dublin-based taxi dispatch system provider iCabbi. The breach impacted nearly 300,000 individuals whose

TLDR: AI could play a crucial role in pandemic preparedness by analyzing data and recommending treatments. Cybersecurity is often neglected, leaving systems vulnerable to attacks with long-term consequences. Summary In the article

TLDR: Following the Change/United Healthcare ransomware attack attributed to the Blackcat/AlphV group, Change Healthcare experiences disruptions affecting pharmacies and healthcare services nationwide. The attack underscores the pervasive and destructive nature of ransomware

TLDR: Key Points: Cybersecurity threat intelligence sharing is vital for organizations to anticipate and detect malicious activity. Collaboration and information sharing are crucial in building a robust cyber defense program. Summary: Intelligence

TLDR: Key Points: Data analytics company Sisense experienced a cybersecurity incident that may have exposed information from top companies. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a warning urging Sisense customers

TLDR: The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an emergency directive confirming that a Russian state-sponsored hacker group known as Midnight Blizzard stole emails from federal agencies through the compromise

TLDR: AT&T confirms data breach impacting 51 million customers. Personal information exposed includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and more. AT&T has confirmed a significant data breach affecting 51 million current and former