April 2024 - Page 5

TLDR: Survey reveals misalignment between cybersecurity and business goals in the UAE and KSA Bybit opens global headquarters in Dubai on the heels of 50% increase in user base In an interview

TLDR: Millions of devices could still be compromised by the abandoned PlugX USB worm with self-replicating functionality, with infections logged from almost 2.5 million IP addresses over a six-month period. The leading

Google’s $6 A Month Chrome Security Subscription Is A Thing Now TLDR: Google introduced a $6 per month Chrome security subscription for businesses. The subscription includes advanced security features to protect against

“`html Article Summary TLDR: Darktrace, a cybersecurity and AI company, has agreed to a $5.3bn sale to US private equity firm Thoma Bravo. Thoma Bravo’s cash offer values Darktrace at $7.75 per

Summary of the Connected Devices Act TLDR: Key Points: The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act (Connected Devices Act) aims to tighten manufacturer security and protect users. Main requirements include unique passwords,

“`html Rubrik Execs on How Going Public Will Drive More Innovation TL;DR: Key Points: Rubrik recently went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol “RBRK”. The company’s

TLDR: A controversial executive order requiring U.S. cloud companies to monitor customer identities faces opposition from the industry due to logistical and financial concerns. The order aims to address cybersecurity threats from

TLDR: More than 19,000 accounts on the California state welfare platform were accessed by hackers for almost a year. Hackers gained access to names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, phone numbers,

Article Summary TLDR: Cisco ASA gateways have two zero-day vulnerabilities that are being exploited by a government-backed threat actor. A content delivery network is being used to deliver information-stealing malware to organizations

TLDR: The SEC is investigating companies affected by the massive MOVEit cyberattack in May 2023. SEC investigators are sending sweep letters to companies impacted by the hack to gather information. The Securities