Article Summary TLDR: Ohio House of Representatives considering legislation for voter eligibility and cybersecurity New legislation focuses on enhancing voter registration data scrutiny, citizenship verification, and voting machine security A proposed legislation

TLDR: Hackers broke into the Justice Ministry’s computer systems and stole data. No damage was done to the ministry’s services. Hackers successfully breached the Israeli Justice Ministry’s computer systems, leading to the

TLDR: A review commissioned by the US Cyber Safety Review Board criticized Microsoft for security lapses that allowed Chinese hackers to compromise email accounts of high-ranking US officials. The breach highlights systemic

TLDR: Healthcare cybersecurity attacks impacted over 100 million people in 2023. Ransomware is a preferred attack method targeting healthcare facilities. In the article “Healthcare Cybersecurity: A Global Imperative,” Chuck Brooks and Dr.

Peraton Deepens Cybersecurity Roots in San Antonio TLDR: Peraton, a major player in national security, is opening a new office in San Antonio’s Tech Port to enhance collaboration in the cybersecurity sector.

TLDR: University of Winnipeg staff had their personal data stolen in a cyberattack, including SINs, compensation information, bank account information, and student data since 2018. The attack occurred in late March and

TLDR: Hub Cyber Security (HUBC) stock is up 55% today after securing $8 million in financing through a debt arrangement. The company plans to use the funds to fuel growth, enhance working

TLDR: Google Incognito data to be erased as part of lawsuit settlement. Google will delete stored data from Incognito Mode sessions and make changes to data collection. In a recent settlement, Google

TL;DR US government continues to pay Microsoft despite repeated security breaches, with no financial consequences for the tech giant. Microsoft’s lax security practices have allowed Chinese, Russian, and other cyber spies to

TLDR: New research has found that AI-as-a-service providers are vulnerable to Privilege Escalation (PrivEsc) and Cross-Tenant Attacks. Threat actors could escalate privileges, gain cross-tenant access to other customers’ models, and take over