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TLDR: Building overlapping network detection methods is crucial to catch stealthy attackers. Using multiple types of solutions can help analysts triage alerts and focus on imminent threats. Phil Owens, VP of customer

TLDR: – Phishing emails are still a top cyber threat despite MFA – Abnormal Security’s analysis shows a 50% increase in email attacks from H2 2023 to H1 2024 Phishing emails continue

TLDR: Effective communication is a key challenge in cybersecurity Automation can help bridge communication gaps and improve incident response In the article “Cybersecurity’s Real Challenge Is Communication, Not Just Technology,” Thomas Kinsella

TLDR: Key Points: Non-traditional devices like wearables and rugged devices are increasingly targeted by hackers and can serve as entry points to networks. Enterprises need to prioritize patch management, implement zero-trust architecture,

TLDR: Anuj Sanghvi’s childhood curiosity led him from toy tinkering to a career in cybersecurity defense. He now works at NREL as a cybersecurity researcher, focusing on protecting renewable energy data. Anuj

Summary of New Windows Cyber Attacks Article TLDR: – CISA has confirmed active cyber attacks on five Windows vulnerabilities – Windows users must update by September 3 to mitigate the risk New

TLDR: Singapore Requests Feedback on AI Security Guidelines Singapore has published guidelines for securing AI systems and is seeking public feedback The guidelines focus on principles to raise awareness of cybersecurity threats

TLDR: Cyber-attacks are on the rise, with a significant increase in the last two years. Generative AI poses new threats to cybersecurity, but there are ways firms can protect themselves. Across the

TLDR: Is Lenovo a Blind Spot in US Anti-China Security Measures? Lenovo’s involvement in the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative has raised questions regarding the company’s China origins in the midst of growing

Microsoft Issues Patches for 90 Flaws, Including 10 Critical Zero-Days TLDR: Microsoft released patches to address 90 security flaws, including 10 zero-days. Six of the zero-days are actively being exploited in the