Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: Christie’s website suffered a cyber attack, causing it to go offline just before major sales events. Christie’s response involved setting up a temporary site, bringing in external

TLDR: Camille Stewart Gloster emphasizes the importance of diversity in the cybersecurity workforce for national security. She stresses the need to address diversity head on in cyber workforce efforts to fill gaps

Article Summary TLDR: Nigeria suspends proposed cybersecurity levy on domestic money transfers. Civil society groups raise concerns about multiple taxation and inflationary pressures. Nigeria has announced the suspension of the proposed cybersecurity

TLDR: Dell Data Breach Raises Urgency for Improved Security Measures Key Points: Last week, Dell confirmed a data breach potentially impacting 49 million customers. This incident highlights the need for companies to

TLDR: Security leaders are feeling pressure from boards to downplay cyber risks, leading to a growing ‘credibility gap’. A report by Trend Micro found that 79% of IT leaders have felt pressure

TLDR: Key Points: NCSC has released new ransomware guidance in collaboration with major insurance bodies. The guidance emphasizes not paying ransoms and provides considerations for victims to make informed decisions. In a

“`html TLDR: CISA, FBI, and DHS have released a comprehensive guide to bolster cybersecurity for civil society organizations facing state-sponsored cyber threats. The guide provides practical steps to enhance digital defenses for

TLDR: Lawmakers in Singapore updated the nation’s cybersecurity regulations, giving more power to the enforcing agency, broadening definitions to include cloud infrastructure, and requiring CII operators to report cyber incidents. The amendment

TLDR: The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released a report on protecting vulnerable communities from cyber threats, with findings from the X-Force Threat Intelligence team. The report highlights the threat of

TLDR: Chris DeRusha, the federal chief information security officer, is leaving after more than three years in the role. Mike Duffy, the associate director for capacity building in the cyber division at