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TLDR: Liquid Intelligent Technologies has expanded its cyber security offerings to include holistic data and asset protection for East African businesses. The new solution incorporates features such as asset management, risk remediation,

TLDR: US Department of Commerce proposes new rules for reporting AI development and computing clusters for national security and innovation. Stakeholders are invited to comment on the proposed regulation by Oct. 11,

TLDR: The White House has launched an initiative to address the cybersecurity talent shortage in the US by encouraging careers in IT security. The program aims to create accessible career pathways by

TLDR: Yahoo is part of the Yahoo brand family, including Yahoo and AOL. They use cookies for providing sites and applications, user authentication, security measures, and measuring usage. Article Summary: Yahoo is

TLDR: The UK has designated data centres as Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) due to their importance in modern economies and increased cyber threat landscape. This designation will lead to better protection, coordination,

TLDR: The cybersecurity market is projected to reach US$ 423.8 Bn by 2033 Key drivers include increasing cyber threats, digital transformation, and strict data protection regulations In a rapidly evolving landscape of

WordPress Mandates Two-Factor Authentication for Plugin and Theme Developers TLDR: WordPress Mandates Two-Factor Authentication for Plugin and Theme Developers WordPress.org has announced that accounts with capabilities to update plugins and themes will

Article Summary TLDR: Port of Seattle experienced a cyberattack impacting operations Director advises investing in cybersecurity Nearly three weeks after identifying unauthorized activity on its network, the Port of Seattle continues to

TLDR: The SECURE IT Act aims to improve voting machine security by enacting new requirements within the Intelligence Authorization Act. The bill focuses on addressing security risks and challenges associated with voting

TLDR: – CISA warns of four Microsoft vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited by hackers. – The vulnerabilities affect widely used Microsoft tools like Windows Update and Windows Publisher. Article Summary: Federal