TLDR: Finland has accused the Chinese APT31 Hackers of cyber attacking their Parliament in 2020. APT31 is a group known for engaging in state-sponsored hacking activities. According to recent reports, the attack

TLDR: Healthcare industry leaders have learned important lessons from the Change Healthcare cyberattack, emphasizing the need for a more unified approach to cybersecurity. Cybersecurity underinvestment is not the primary issue in the

TLDR: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has issued Executive Order No. 58 adopting the National Cybersecurity Plan (NCSP) 2023-2028 developed by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT). The EO emphasizes

TLDR: The House is set to consider reauthorizing the Section 702 surveillance program before it expires on April 19. There is debate around privacy concerns and civil liberties advocates pushing for better

TLDR: Zscaler Inc, CrowdStrike Holdings, and Tenable Holdings are three cybersecurity stocks with “Strong Buy” ratings worth considering. The global cybersecurity market is projected to grow, making these stocks potentially lucrative investments.

TLDR: The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has warned users of a vulnerability in F5’s BIG-IP, which could allow a remote attacker to execute craft DNS queries or cause a Denial

Summary of Microsoft Employee Discovering ‘Backdoor’ in Open Source Software TLDR: A Microsoft employee, Andres Freund, discovered a potential ‘backdoor’ in open source XZ Utils software that could have impacted millions of

TLDR: Ransomware attacks targeting virtual machines, like VMware ESXi, are causing widespread disruption in enterprises. Panera, Omni Hotels, and Chilean hosting provider IxMetro Powerhost all experienced ransomware attacks encrypting virtual machines. The

TLDR: Nearly 4 in 10 compliance professionals in the financial services sector have not evaluated AI as a cybersecurity risk. Survey findings show concerns about compliance with SEC cybersecurity rules and uncertainty

TLDR: The Army has selected Akamai to develop prototype cybersecurity software for combat units under the T-ICAM project. T-ICAM aims to bring modern “zero trust” cybersecurity to battlefield networks, allowing for individualized