August 2024 - Page 11

TLDR: Yahoo is part of the Yahoo family of brands, including AOL and Yahoo Advertising. When using Yahoo sites and applications, cookies are used for various purposes such as providing services, authentication,

TLDR: The University of California Santa Cruz conducted a phishing test based on a fake Ebola scare, causing panic among students and staff. The test was meant to raise awareness about phishing

TLDR: The British Library is recovering from a cyber attack and is seeking security contractors. They are looking for a partner to deliver the first phase of their Web Foundations project. The

TLDR: Snowflake faced a wave of attacks on its customers, but insists that security responsibility lies with the customers, not the company. CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy emphasized that Snowflake was not directly breached,

TLDR: The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) have expanded their partnership to address national defense and maritime security challenges. The partnership focuses on collaboration in

TLDR Collaboration between businesses and InsurSec providers can enhance cybersecurity 72% of businesses consider cyber insurance critical or important To enhance cybersecurity, businesses should collaborate more closely with their insurance providers—particularly those

TLDR: Halliburton, a leading oilfield services company, has been hit by a significant cyberattack disrupting operations. The attack highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyber threats. Halliburton, a major oilfield services

TLDR: Key Points: HUB Security formalizes collaboration with Blackswan Technologies to lead the Secured Data Fabric (SDF) market. HUB has the option to purchase BST, with a deal valued at €20 million

TLDR: The ‘Security Six’ protects tax pros against cyberattacks Key points: Data thieves are becoming more cunning, prompting the IRS and its partners in the Security Summit to outline six steps for

TLDR: Local governments are vulnerable to cyber threats like malware and ransomware. Weak authentication, outdated software, and insufficient security training are common IT weaknesses. In a recent article by American City and