TLDR: 2023 was a year of unprecedented cyberattacks, many of which could have been prevented with basic cyber hygiene. Join the webinar “Better Basics Win the Cybersecurity Threat War: Defend, Deter, and

TLDR: LightSpy spyware discovered targeting macOS users Capabilities to infect multiple platforms like iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and routers Cybersecurity researchers have identified a previously undocumented macOS variant of LightSpy spyware,

TLDR: Key points: Cyber-physical systems (CPS) are vulnerable to cyber attacks due to lack of focus on security during design. The Network and Information Security 2 Directive (NIS2) covers risk management in

TLDR: – CMCC 2.0 on track to start early 2025 – The Pentagon is seeking to increase cybersecurity for industry through its CMMC program The Pentagon’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) version

TLDR: Cybersecurity is a top concern in healthcare with a focus on endpoint security. Preventative approaches like cloud storage, secure OS, centralized management, and communication with end users are vital. In the

TLDR: TikTok patches zero-day exploit used to hijack high-profile accounts DMM Bitcoin suffers cyberattack resulting in $305 million in assets stolen In a recent cybersecurity news roundup by SecurityWeek, several significant incidents

TLDR: Key Points: The cybercrime ecosystem has evolved, making sophisticated tools more accessible to cybercriminals. Automation and ‘as-a-service’ models are being used by cybercriminals, increasing the efficiency and scale of attacks. An

TLDR: The Chatham House Cyber 2024 conference discussed the responsibility for securing critical infrastructure in a world of privatized services. Several cyberattacks on critical systems were highlighted, including attacks on London hospitals

TLDR: Beware of using free VPNs in schools as they can put students in danger by selling their information to third parties. Free VPNs have limitations and may compromise privacy. Consider using

TLDR: The rise of open-source generative AI poses new risks in cybersecurity. Open-source AI models lack the guardrails found in closed-source models, making them vulnerable to misuse by malicious actors. In the