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Cybersecurity Jobs Available Now TLDR: Cybersecurity Jobs Available Now Key Points: Various cybersecurity job opportunities are available globally Positions include roles such as Cloud Security Specialist, Cyber Security Architect, and Information Security

TLDR: NIST has formally released post-quantum encryption algorithms to defend against quantum hacking threats. Implementing these standards is mandatory for national security agencies, including the entire Defense Department. The National Institute of

TLDR: Threats exploiting operational technology (OT) vulnerabilities are increasing. Federal government urged to prioritize OT security due to concerns over Chinese nation-state targeting and CISA-reported vulnerabilities. Threats exploiting operational technology (OT) vulnerabilities

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TLDR: A vulnerability called GhostWrite has been discovered in T-Head’s XuanTie C910 and C920 RISC-V CPUs The vulnerability allows attackers to gain unrestricted access to devices by bypassing security features Article Summary:

TLDR: Jen Easterly, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, believes that cybersecurity is not an impossible problem. She emphasizes the importance of the secure by design initiative in elevating organizations’

TLDR: BCR Cyber partners with Maryland Association of Community Colleges to upskill students in cybersecurity $3.6M project aims to roll out programming in all of Maryland’s 16 community colleges by spring 2025

TLDR MITRE is seeking intelligence contributions for ICS ATT&CK evaluations to enhance emulation in industrial control systems. Round 2 of evaluations will focus on insider threat activity within the ICS/OT domain. Non-profit

Article Summary TLDR: The FBI shut down servers associated with the Dispossessor ransomware group in the U.S., U.K., and Germany. The group, led by someone known as “Brain,” targeted small-to-mid-sized businesses in

TLDR: A newly discovered vulnerability in the CLFS.sys driver of Windows allows low-privileged users to trigger a BSOD error, potentially causing system crashes and disruptions. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-6768, has a