September 2024 - Page 4

TLDR: The NIST Cybersecurity Framework has been updated to reflect the evolving role of technology infrastructure on organizational objectives. The new version, CSF2, includes a function focused on governance and a dedicated

Article Summary TLDR: C/side, a website security company, raised $6 million in recent investment rounds. The company specializes in securing scripts on websites to prevent cyber attacks. Belgian start-up C/side, founded by

Article Summary TLDR: – OpenAI launched ChatGPT in 2022 with extensive permissions for Google Drive. – Nudge Security provides visibility into genAI integrations and helps mitigate security risks. Key Points: Connecting Google

TLDR: Key Points: The global pandemic caused a shift to remote work and changed the cybersecurity landscape Ransomware, cloud security, IoT devices, and identity management are key cybersecurity trends In a recent

TLDR: Open source maintainers facing security pressure after XZ Utils incident Report shows majority of maintainers are unpaid despite increased security standards Open source maintainers are facing heightened pressure to meet security

Article Summary TLDR: Hackers are using a new technique called StealC to force Chrome users to reveal their Google account passwords. Another threat called TrickMo pretends to be the Google Chrome app

TLDR: A critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) called CloudImposer was discovered and patched. The vulnerability affected multiple GCP services and could have allowed attackers to execute

Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: Nvidia has joined the CrowdStrike Cybersecurity Startup Program. The program includes partners from EMEA and the United States. Nvidia Joins CrowdStrike Cybersecurity Startup Program Nvidia has recently

TLDR: Yahoo’s Cookie Policy Key Points: Yahoo is part of the Yahoo Brands family, which includes Yahoo and AOL. When using Yahoo sites and applications, cookies are used for various purposes such

Article Summary TLDR: Incident response plans need to focus on identity breaches. An Identity-Focused Incident Response Playbook is essential for detecting, containing, and recovering from identity attacks. Article Summary: In the article