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TLDR: Key points: The healthcare industry is facing a cybersecurity crisis due to the integration of digital technologies. The industry is vulnerable to cyberattacks, with healthcare data breaches costing an average of

TLDR: RansomHub is a prolific ransomware group responsible for over 210 attacks since February 2024. The group is linked to a tool called Poortry that can neutralize EDR and has exploited critical

TLDR: Russian group RomCom, known as Storm-0978, is exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Office to distribute ransomware. The ransomware encrypts files on Windows computers and demands a fee for decryption. The

TLDR: Hackers are using fake GlobalProtect VPN software to deliver WikiLoader malware. The malware campaign involves SEO poisoning to trick users into downloading malicious software. A new malware campaign has been discovered

Protecting national interests: Balancing cybersecurity and operational realities TLDR: Cyber threats are increasing in sophistication and targeting critical infrastructure Collaboration between public and private sectors is crucial for enhancing national cybersecurity In

TLDR: Key Points: Cyber security is vital in today’s digital landscape, with cybercrimes on the rise. Statistics show that cybercrime costs are projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. A deep

TLDR: Cybersecurity Assessment Tool Sunset: What Now? Key Points: FFIEC announced the sunset of the cybersecurity assessment tool on August 31, 2025. Financial institutions are now recommended to pivot to more widely

TLDR: Key Points: The SEC now considers cybersecurity breaches as internal accounting controls issues A recent case with RRD resulted in a $2.1 million fine for deficiencies in internal accounting controls New

Article Summary TLDR: Head Mare hacktivist group exploits WinRAR vulnerability in attacks against Russia and Belarus. The group targets organizations in various sectors, encrypts devices, and demands ransom for data decryption. A

TLDR: Law enforcement involvement in responding to a data breach can save an average of $1 million in costs, according to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report. 52% of organizations facing