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TLDR: UK businesses are failing at data breach responses, with many organizations not implementing proactive measures or having formal incident response plans in place. The lack of awareness training for employees and

TLDR: Half of UK businesses and a third of charities reported cyber incidents in the last year, with phishing being the most common attack method. Large businesses were most affected. Many organizations

TLDR: Mainz Biomed B.V. faces significant cybersecurity threats that could disrupt operations and data security The risks include potential breaches of operational and security systems, loss of sensitive data, and intellectual property

TLDR: Command and Scripting Interpreters (T1059) and Phishing (T1566) are the most common MITRE ATT&CK techniques. Defenders can combat these techniques by implementing thorough incident response plans, education campaigns, MFA, and vigilant

Article Summary TLDR: Microsoft’s security failures allowed Chinese hackers to access U.S. government employee emails Report by U.S. Cyber Safety Review Board calls for an overhaul of Microsoft’s security culture Microsoft’s ‘cascade

TLDR: As EV charging stations become more popular, they are also becoming more attractive targets for cybercriminals due to vulnerabilities in cybersecurity. Charging stations face significant cybersecurity risks such as compromised stations

TLDR: Supply chains are increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats due to digitalization. Organizations must proactively manage risks and protect their digital supply chains. In a world where supply chains are becoming more

TLDR: The US government is offering bounties to combat ransomware attacks, but the conditions for collecting are rigorous and the payouts are small. Ransomware attacks are becoming a national security threat, with

“`html Article Summary TLDR: Siemens and Schneider Electric have released their ICS Patch Tuesday advisories for April 2024, addressing vulnerabilities in their products. Siemens published eight advisories covering roughly 80 vulnerabilities, including

TLDR: Multiple security vulnerabilities have been discovered in LG webOS smart televisions that could allow unauthorized access and root access to the devices. The vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2023-6317 through CVE-2023-6320, were reported