Adrian Johnson

September 19, 2024

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Health sector cyberattacks Critics slam federal response as weak and disjointed

TLDR: Health care is the most frequent target for ransomware attacks. Federal response to cyberattacks in the health industry is criticized as feeble and fractured. Health care industry faced numerous cyberattacks, including

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Level up your cybersecurity with the Updated NIST Framework

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 section on supply chain cybersecurity. In the article

September 18, 2024

US unveils exciting AI and computing hubs, cybersecurity reporting regulations

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TLDR: US Department of Commerce proposes new rules for reporting AI development and computing clusters for national security and innovation. Stakeholders are invited to

Seattle port hit in August by Rhysida ransomware cyberattack confirmed

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TLDR: The Port of Seattle confirmed a cyberattack by the Rhysida ransomware gang in late August. The attack led to disruptions in airport services

Seattle airport cyberattack causes ongoing outages during Labor Day rush

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport continues to experience system outages following a cyberattack as Labor Day weekend approaches. 500,000 passengers are expected over the next six days, with services like flight display screens

Chinese businesses hit by new cyberattack with dangerous Cobalt Strike

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: Chinese-speaking businesses are being targeted in a cyberattack campaign using Cobalt Strike payloads. The attackers use phishing emails with malicious ZIP files containing a Windows shortcut disguised as a Microsoft Word

US firms on rise for cybersecurity services amid growing data breaches

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: US enterprises are investing in cybersecurity services as data breaches increase, particularly in healthcare and financial services. Organizations are rationalizing security technology stacks, deploying AI technologies, and implementing zero-trust architectures. Recent

Banks still vulnerable; plug cybersecurity leaks to protect assets

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: Key points: As banks grow, their cybersecurity risks increase due to outdated systems and lack of expertise. External and internal threats, such as weak passwords and legacy protocol abuse, can compromise

Team up with MSPs to combat rising cyber threats for SMBs

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: Cybersecurity costs are rising, and as few as 14% of SMBs have coverage MSPs need to work with SMBs to educate them on proactive security measures Investing in the correct technology

Stay compliant with CISA’s new cyber incident reporting portal

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: CISA has unveiled a new cyber incident reporting portal called the CISA Services Portal with enhanced functionality. The portal is being launched ahead of the implementation of the Cyber Incident Reporting

Spyware fuels government cyber attacks

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) has found a pattern where a Kremlin-linked cyber-espionage crew and commercial spyware makers are exploiting specific security vulnerabilities in a similar manner. A crew known as

Key caution boosts critical infrastructure cybersecurity protection

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: Key Points: Protecting critical infrastructure operational technology without causing disruptions is crucial. Defenders must be careful with security changes to avoid operational disruptions. Experts emphasize the importance of caution in safeguarding

State-sponsored hackers keep exploiting iOS & Chrome vulnerabilities again and again

August 31, 2024

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TLDR: State-sponsored hackers targeted Mongolian government websites with iOS and Chrome exploits. Exploits were n-day vulnerabilities and attributed with moderate confidence to APT29, a Russian government-backed actor. Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG)

City seeks order against cyber expert for revealing hack extent

August 30, 2024

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TLDR: City of Columbus granted temporary restraining order against cybersecurity expert David L. Ross Jr., aka “Connor Goodwolf.” Ross was informing the media about the impact of a ransomware attack on the

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Adrian Johnson

Health sector cyberattacks Critics slam federal response as weak and disjointed

Level up your cybersecurity with the Updated NIST Framework

US unveils exciting AI and computing hubs, cybersecurity reporting regulations

Seattle port hit in August by Rhysida ransomware cyberattack confirmed

Seattle airport cyberattack causes ongoing outages during Labor Day rush

Chinese businesses hit by new cyberattack with dangerous Cobalt Strike

US firms on rise for cybersecurity services amid growing data breaches

Banks still vulnerable; plug cybersecurity leaks to protect assets

Team up with MSPs to combat rising cyber threats for SMBs

Stay compliant with CISA’s new cyber incident reporting portal

Spyware fuels government cyber attacks

Key caution boosts critical infrastructure cybersecurity protection

State-sponsored hackers keep exploiting iOS & Chrome vulnerabilities again and again

City seeks order against cyber expert for revealing hack extent

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