July 2024 - Page 25

TLDR: Command Zero, a cybersecurity startup based in Austin, has secured $21 million in seed funding. The funding will be used to enhance its autonomous cyber investigation platform, which accelerates data breach

TLDR: Hackers have been weaponizing shortcut files with Zero-day tricks to attack Windows users. They exploit retired Internet Explorer to bypass modern browser protections and execute malicious code. Hackers have been actively

TLDR: LogicON is a cybersecurity conference aimed at empowering end-users with knowledge and skills. The conference will cover topics like AI integration, cloud security, regulatory compliance, and human elements of cybersecurity. In

Summary of Rubrik Webinar for Nigerian Firms TLDR: Rubrik is hosting a free data security webinar for Nigerian firms on 25 July. The webinar will discuss the findings of a recent survey

TLDR: Old-school awareness training is no longer effective in cybersecurity. Human firewalls are essential as the last line of defense. Abongile Monqo, a Regional Enterprise Account Executive at KnowBe4, emphasizes the need

“`html Summary of Live Webinar | Navigating Cyber Threats in the GenAI Era TLDR: Webinar on navigating cyber threats in the GenAI era presented by Mandiant and Google Cloud. Focus on safeguarding

TLDR: A “potential cyber incident” in Florida has caused temporary outages of the Vital Statistics system. The Florida Department of Health’s online certification system, which houses birth, marriage, and death certificates, was

Cyberattack potentially exposes student, staff data in Alabama TLDR: A cyberattack on the Alabama State Department of Education may have compromised student and staff data. The department is working with the FBI

TLDR: Australia, US, and Britain accuse China of cyber espionage carried out by a state-sponsored group. The Chinese government denies the allegations, calling them an attempt to smear China. Australia, along with

TLDR: A PoC exploit has been released for a critical local file inclusion vulnerability in Splunk Enterprise, affecting versions below 9.2.2, 9.1.5, and 9.0.10 on Windows systems. The vulnerability allows unauthorized access