TLDR: IBM surprised the cybersecurity industry by divesting its QRadar SaaS portfolio to Palo Alto Networks. The move has left CISOs navigating vendor relationships and considering migration plans. IBM’s unexpected exit from

TLDR: The Ontario government introduced Bill 194: the Strengthening Cyber Security and Building Trust in the Public Sector Act, 2024 to enhance digital security and establish trust in public sector institutions. The

TLDR: Marshall University breaks ground on new Institute for Cyber Security facility in Huntington, WV. Collaborative effort between multiple partners including WVU, the military, and state and federal leaders. Marshall University held

TLDR: Key Points: Guthrie Lourdes Hospital is recovering from a cyber attack that affected patient records. The attack targeted Ascension system, impacting Guthrie Lourdes’ operations. Guthrie Lourdes Hospital is still dealing with

Summary of Unexpectedly, the cost of big cyber-attacks is falling TLDR: Cybercrime costs are expected to rise to $23 trillion by 2027, according to Anne Neuberger Data shows that the economic impact

TLDR: Slack has sparked a privacy backlash by scraping customer data for AI model training. Customer data, including messages and files, is being analyzed without requiring users to opt-in. Enterprise collaboration platform

TLDR: NCSC provides guidance on securing smart cameras. Over 6 million smart cameras are vulnerable to cyber attacks. Article Summary: The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has released guidelines on how to

TLDR: Federal agency CISOs are feeling optimistic about meeting the Sept. 30 deadline for implementing zero-trust architecture. Challenges include budget constraints and cultural resistance within organizations. Federal agency security chiefs responsible for

TLDR: Eric Goldstein, a top official at CISA, reflects on progress made in cybersecurity during his tenure. Key achievements include understanding cyber risks, collaboration with industry, and encouraging secure product development. Eric

TLDR: China-based fraudsters operating tens of thousands of fake webshops called ‘BogusBazaar’ stole credit card details of hundreds of thousands of Western shoppers, earning tens of millions of dollars in fake orders.