Adrian Johnson

September 19, 2024

News

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

News

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

News

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

News

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

Cyberattack disrupts Halliburton operations

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: – US oil giant Halliburton faced a cyberattack affecting its operations in Texas, suspected to be ransomware. – The incident disrupted internal networks and forced the company to isolate affected systems.

Solve America’s Cybersecurity Shortage with Immigration solutions now available

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: The US is facing a critical shortage of cybersecurity professionals with over 469,930 job openings in the field. Immigration can help solve this shortage by bringing in specialists who can fill

Introducing PEAKLIGHT: Better protection against malicious movie downloads on Windows

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: Key Points: Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a new dropper known as PEAKLIGHT that targets Windows systems. The dropper is disguised as a movie download and serves as a conduit to launch

AHA announces cybersecurity risk appointee as new deputy national advisor

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: James “Scott” Gee has been named the new deputy national advisor for cybersecurity and risk at the AHA. He will work with John Riggi to develop strategies and priorities to support

Cybersecurity for Non-Profits: Navigating the Digital Minefield

August 25, 2024

News

Article Summary TLDR: Non-profit organizations face unique cybersecurity risks due to operational models and resource constraints. Common cybersecurity risks for non-profits include data breaches, ransomware, and forced downtimes. Navigating the Minefield: Cybersecurity

Brazilian citizen revealed as USDoD hacker in $3 billion SSN leak

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: USDoD hacker reveals himself as a Brazilian citizen named Luan G. He has been involved in significant data breaches and web scraping incidents. Infamous hacker USDoD, also known as EquationCorp, has

Paris Olympics: Defying Cyberattacks and Claiming Victory Gold Medal

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: Paris Olympic authorities implemented proactive cybersecurity measures, including an advanced threat intelligence program and AI technology. Despite facing over 140 cyberattacks, French authorities successfully secured the Olympics infrastructure and prevented major

Stay secured in the cyber chaos

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: Organizations need to prioritize cyber security to protect data and prevent cyber attacks. Rossera, a specialist consultancy in Oracle applications, offers solutions to help organizations stay cyber secure. Being cyber secure

US Strategy Shifts Responsibility to Big Tech for Cyber Accountability

August 25, 2024

News

TLDR: Key points: The US government aims to hold big tech corporations accountable for cybersecurity. The 2023 White House cybersecurity strategy focuses on shifting responsibility and legal liability to software publishers. Alex

DOJ sues Georgia Tech for cybersecurity failures with Defense Department involvement

August 24, 2024

News

TLDR: The Justice Department joined a whistleblower lawsuit against Georgia Tech for cybersecurity failures in contracts with the Department of Defense. The lawsuit focuses on Astrolavos Lab, a company under Georgia Tech,

Previous 1 … 31 32 33 34 35 … 297 Next

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

Cyberattack disrupts Halliburton operations

Solve America’s Cybersecurity Shortage with Immigration solutions now available

Introducing PEAKLIGHT: Better protection against malicious movie downloads on Windows

AHA announces cybersecurity risk appointee as new deputy national advisor

Cybersecurity for Non-Profits: Navigating the Digital Minefield

Brazilian citizen revealed as USDoD hacker in $3 billion SSN leak

Paris Olympics: Defying Cyberattacks and Claiming Victory Gold Medal

Stay secured in the cyber chaos

US Strategy Shifts Responsibility to Big Tech for Cyber Accountability

DOJ sues Georgia Tech for cybersecurity failures with Defense Department involvement

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories

Suggestions

Adrian Johnson

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories