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TLDR: Congressman Richard Neal will open the Richard E. Neal Cybersecurity Center of Excellence in Springfield. The center will be a hub for training cybersecurity professionals and will collaborate with Springfield Technical

TLDR: Estonian cybersecurity startup Patchstack raises $5M Series A funding round. Patchstack aims to cover the entire lifecycle of open-source security and provide fast mitigation to emerging threats. Estonian cybersecurity startup Patchstack

TLDR: A ransomware attack by Rhysida group caused widespread outages at the Port of Seattle. Port officials refused to pay the ransom, leading to data theft threats. Port of Seattle officials pin

TLDR: Cybercriminals are using HTTP headers to deliver spoofed email login pages and steal credentials. The phishing attacks target large corporations in South Korea, government agencies, and schools in the U.S. Cybersecurity

TLDR: Key Points: SMBs face similar cyber threats as large corporations but often lack resources to invest in comprehensive cybersecurity. Leaders in cybersecurity for SMBs advocate for cost-effective solutions like basic cyber

TLDR: Key Points: Cybersecurity Awareness Month is approaching, highlighting the importance of being cyber-secure in today’s digital world. Businesses, especially small and medium-sized ones, are increasingly targeted by cyberattacks, with hackers utilizing

TLDR: The UK government is leading a global discussion with other nations to address the cyber skills gap and cyber threats. A three-day summit in Wilton Park will focus on strengthening the

TLDR: Government of Ghana is launching a new cybersecurity strategy document in October to combat cyber security threats. The strategy focuses on building resilience, securing digital infrastructure, developing national capacity, deterring cybercrime,

TLDR: Hackers Force Chrome Users To Hand Over Google Passwords Key Points: Hackers are using a new technique called StealC to force Chrome users to reveal their Google account passwords. A credential-stealing

TLDR: Columbus Mayor Ginther speaks on cyber attack that occurred in July, stating it could cost the city ‘millions’ of dollars. The attack exposed information of thousands of residents, visitors, and employees.