TLDR: Eric Goldstein, a top US cyber defense official, is stepping down from his role at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency after three years in the federal government. Goldstein’s departure is

TLDR: Key Points: 68% of Federal operational technology (OT) administrators and managers experienced an OT cyber-incident in the past year Only 55% of Federal OT leaders felt fully confident they could detect

TLDR: With ransomware attacks on the rise, companies need to prioritize cyber resilience beyond compliance. Accepting the inevitability of breaches can help organizations become more resilient. Cyber resilience involves a holistic approach

TLDR: The Kimsuky APT group, linked to North Korea’s Reconnaissance General Bureau, has been observed deploying a Linux backdoor codenamed Gomir in cyber attacks targeting South Korean organizations. Gomir is structurally almost

TLDR: New research from LevelBlue reveals 2024 cyber resilience trends Theresa discusses how dynamic computing merges IT and business operations for the modern era New research from LevelBlue has uncovered key cyber

TLDR: Local government leaders in Indiana express skepticism towards cybersecurity initiatives, but Indiana CIO Tracy Barnes emphasizes the importance of getting over this skepticism to strengthen cybersecurity in local government. Barnes believes

TLDR: Stifling Beijing in cyberspace is now the British intelligence’s number one mission, surpassing the focus on Russia. The annual CYBERUK conference highlighted the escalating threat from China and the need for

TLDR: Cyber resilience involves having tools and security measures in place to withstand, respond to, and recover from security incidents. Organizations face challenges in implementing consistent security policies, but transparency, training, and

TLDR: At the RSA Conference 2024, held in San Francisco, key themes included API Security, GRC/Compliance Audit, Attack Surface Management, AI & Data Security, Security Stack Consolidation, Shift-Left/Software Supply Chain Security, and

TLDR: China-linked cyber espionage group Mustang Panda targets commercial shipping companies in Norway, Greece, and the Netherlands using malware tools, as disclosed by cybersecurity firm ESET. This represents the first known case