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TLDR: The rise of open-source generative AI poses new risks in cybersecurity. Open-source AI models lack the guardrails found in closed-source models, making them vulnerable to misuse by malicious actors. In the

“`html TLDR: – Former acting National Cyber Director Kemba Walden emphasizes the need for Congressional action to codify cybersecurity requirements for the healthcare industry. – Walden highlights the vulnerabilities in the healthcare

TLDR: Researchers discovered that a ransomware actor exploited the proxy server of a CoinMiner attacker, leading to a chain of cyberattacks involving compromised infrastructures. The CoinMiner group’s proxy server was exposed, allowing

TLDR: Key Points: S&P Global Ratings sees commercial group health insurance as relatively stable Specialty drug costs and cyberattacks are the main concerns Cyber risk rises as a commercial health threat S&P

TLDR: Generative AI is a powerful technology that can improve productivity and cyber defenses for organizations, but it also poses new security vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cybercriminals. As attackers gain

TLDR: Russian hacktivists are threatening mass attacks against EU elections in retaliation for opposing the illegal invasion of Ukraine. NoName57(16) and other pro-Russia hacktivist groups plan to target European internet infrastructure. A

TLDR: Spam and Open Relay Blocking System (SORBS) has been closed by Proofpoint, its owner. The list contained over 12 million host servers known for spam, phishing, and other malicious emails. The

TLDR: Creating a cyber-savvy culture is essential for workplace security AI is a key tool in addressing cybersecurity challenges In his role as chief information security officer at Abnormal Security, cybersecurity veteran

TLDR: Trend Micro to unveil AI-driven security solution named Trend Vision One Sovereign and Private Cloud at COMPUTEX 2024 in Taipei. The integration with NVIDIA NIM aims to enhance security in government

TLDR: The FCC has approved a $200 million pilot program for K-12 cybersecurity to provide services and equipment to school districts in the U.S. The program aims to use Universal Service Fund