TLDR: Chile has recently approved the Cybersecurity Law, making it a frontrunner in cybersecurity in Latin America. The law establishes the National Cybersecurity Agency with clear competences and powers to address cyber-attacks.

TLDR: Introducing CYBERInsights First for SME Cybersecurity News in Europe Key points: CYBERInsights is a leading cybersecurity news platform for European SMEs, curated by Iain FRASER. It provides daily cybersecurity news, threat

TLDR: Legacy vulnerabilities are still a major cybersecurity challenge for SMBs. Exploitation of known vulnerabilities can have devastating consequences. Research shows that older, known vulnerabilities are still impacting small to medium businesses

TLDR: 26% of organizations do not provide IT security training to end-users. 39% of organizations reported that their training does not adequately cover recent or AI-powered cyber threats. In a new survey

TLDR: New comprehensive Homeland Security cyber incident reporting rules impacting critical infrastructure CIRCIA legislation will require extensive reporting of cyber incidents New comprehensive rules for cybersecurity incident reporting are being introduced by

TLDR: TEG’s Ticketek experienced a data breach affecting millions of Australian customers. The breach involved hackers gaining access to account information stored in a cloud-based platform hosted by a third party supplier.

TLDR: Russia is engaging in a disinformation campaign against the Olympic Games and France. Cyber groups affiliated with Russia are spreading fake news articles, deepfakes, and disinformation to undermine trust in the

TLDR: The article discusses the need for collective cybersecurity accountability, highlighting the evolving role of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and the increasing burden placed on them in the event of security

TLDR: Version 2 of the National Cybersecurity Strategy and Implementation Plan has been released The plan includes 31 new initiatives across five core pillars to improve U.S. national cybersecurity Version 2 of

TLDR: NIST has awarded Analygence a $125 million contract to help clear the backlog in its National Vulnerability Database. 93% of new vulnerabilities have not been analyzed by NVD since February 12.