September 2024 - Page 9

TLDR: – A 17-year-old teen from Walsall has been arrested in connection with a cyber security breach affecting Transport for London (TfL). – The arrest was made by the National Crime Agency

TLDR: – Mastercard acquired global threat intelligence company Recorded Future for $2.65 billion – Both companies use artificial intelligence to analyze data to seek out potential cyber threats In a move to

TLDR: Microsoft is planning to implement new Windows security features to prevent incidents like the CrowdStrike catastrophe. They are working on moving security vendors out of the Windows kernel to improve system

TLDR: Android malware Ajina.Banker targets users in Central Asia to steal financial information and bypass 2FA. Malware is spread via Telegram channels disguising as legitimate applications. Bank customers in Central Asia have

Summary of Article TLDR: Key Points: Cybersecurity jobs are in high demand, with a growth rate of 33% according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Remote cybersecurity jobs are becoming increasingly

TLDR: Key Points: Automotive Cyber Security Market is experiencing significant growth due to increasing connectivity in vehicles. The market size is expected to grow from USD 3.52 billion in 2023 to USD

TLDR: Transport for London confirmed that 5,000 customers’ bank data may have been exposed in a cyber incident. 30,000 employees’ passwords are being reset in person. The National Crime Agency arrested a

TLDR: Nicole Carignan, VP of Strategic Cyber AI at Darktrace, has a unique background in AI and cybersecurity. Carignan’s journey started with a computer science degree and a job at NASA, leading

TLDR: Mastercard to acquire threat intelligence firm Recorded Future for $2.6 billion Recorded Future is considered the world’s largest threat intelligence company Financial services giant Mastercard announced plans to acquire Recorded Future

TLDR: The biggest cybersecurity problem organizations face is not awareness of vulnerabilities, but addressing them. Security leaders are overwhelmed by backlogs of unpatched vulnerabilities, leaving organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks. In today’s threat