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TLDR: Stifling Beijing in cyberspace is now the British intelligence’s number one mission, surpassing the focus on Russia. The annual CYBERUK conference highlighted the escalating threat from China and the need for

TLDR: Cyber resilience involves having tools and security measures in place to withstand, respond to, and recover from security incidents. Organizations face challenges in implementing consistent security policies, but transparency, training, and

TLDR: At the RSA Conference 2024, held in San Francisco, key themes included API Security, GRC/Compliance Audit, Attack Surface Management, AI & Data Security, Security Stack Consolidation, Shift-Left/Software Supply Chain Security, and

TLDR: China-linked cyber espionage group Mustang Panda targets commercial shipping companies in Norway, Greece, and the Netherlands using malware tools, as disclosed by cybersecurity firm ESET. This represents the first known case

“`html TLDR: Cybersecurity strategies are being transformed with AI integration. Enterprises need to quickly adopt AI to defend against AI-powered attacks. Nayaki Nayyar from Securonix discusses the dual impact of AI on

TLDR: AI and IoT can enhance cybersecurity when used together due to their complementary features Challenges in protecting IoT devices can be addressed using AI and ML for threat detection Artificial intelligence

TLDR: A PoC exploit has been released for a vulnerability in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM), previously MobileIron Core, allowing a local attacker to gain root access to affected systems. The vulnerability,

TLDR: In this article, researchers have discovered a new species of butterfly in the Amazon rainforest. The butterfly, named Papilio amazonicus, has vibrant blue and green wings with unique patterns. This discovery

TLDR: LogRhythm and Exabeam are merging to create a powerful force in the security operations and analytics market. The merger will combine LogRhythm’s SIEM and SOAR capabilities with Exabeam’s UEBA and security

TLDR: Three critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in SAP Customer Experience (CX) commerce cloud and SAP NetWeaver Application The vulnerabilities include CSS injection, file upload, and remote code execution Eswar’s article highlights