TLDR: Information security analysts make an average of $120,360 a year in the U.S., with the highest salaries in Washington, Iowa, New York, California, and New Hampshire. The salary is influenced by

TLDR: Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting small businesses, putting their livelihoods at risk through devastating cyberattacks. Small businesses, like G&J Pepsi, are vulnerable targets for ransomware attacks, leading to financial losses and potential

TLDR: Key Points: CIRCIA requires covered entities to report covered cyber incidents and ransomware payments to CISA. CISA’s NPRM outlines four types of impacts that would result in an incident being classified

Cyber Espionage Alert: LilacSquid Targets IT, Energy, and Pharma Sectors TLDR: LilacSquid, a new cyber espionage threat actor, has been targeting IT, energy, and pharma sectors since 2021. They use open-source tools

TLDR: The BBC suffered a data breach impacting current and former employees. About 25,000 people were affected, compromising personal information such as full names, national insurance numbers, and addresses. The BBC has

TLDR: Telecompaper is a well-respected, independent research and publishing company focused on the telecommunications industry. They have been providing industry professionals with up-to-date information since 2000. Telecompaper is a reputable research and

TLDR: Blackwell Security raises $13 million in funding co-led by General Catalyst and Rally Ventures to enhance healthcare cybersecurity operations. The funding will support the expansion of their Managed Healthcare Extended Detection

TLDR: Center for Internet Security awarded the second annual Alan Paller Laureate Program grant to Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) for promoting education, diversity, and addressing the workforce shortage in cybersecurity. WiCyS plans

Article Summary TLDR: Senator Ron Wyden called for UnitedHealth Group leaders to be held responsible for negligence in installing an inexperienced CISO. The ransomware attack on Change Healthcare compromised millions of Americans’

TLDR: The next war could start in cyberspace without a shot being fired Cyberwarfare involves destroying, disrupting, or exploiting an adversary’s computer networks The article discusses the possibility of the next war