TLDR: AI-driven cyber security is a growing concern in the automotive industry, with incidents like data breaches and ransomware attacks affecting companies like Tesla and Orbcomm. Aston Martin’s unified approach to F1

TLDR: A survey on cyber security threats, conducted in partnership with Vodacom Business, has been launched on ITWeb. Cyber crime has become a top concern for businesses, with incidents rising by 600%

TLDR: Key Points: Nuspire adds dark web monitoring to its services to enhance security. Spin.AI launches a Partner Program for MSPs and MSSPs to improve cybersecurity offerings. MSSP Alert Market News for

TLDR: 73 million AT&T customers were impacted by a data leak, with sensitive information such as names, emails, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, and more being posted online. AT&T has reset all

Article Summary TLDR: Singapore leads in cybersecurity preparedness according to a new government survey Organizations in Singapore have implemented over 70% of the requirements for Cyber Essentials certification According to a new

TLDR: Seton Hall University’s Cybersecurity Club students excelled in the annual Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, securing a top 16 finish. The team showcased their strategic application of cybersecurity and diplomatic policies, standing

TLDR: In an effort to enhance students’ educational pathways in cybersecurity, Augusta University recently hosted a Cyber Workforce and Education Pathway Workshop with all 22 institutions from the Technical College System of

TLDR: AI is being used by cybercriminals to impersonate small businesses, leading to an increase in brand spoofing attacks against SMBs. However, security architects are utilizing AI to develop tools to detect

TLDR: New IACS cybersecurity and resilience requirements will go into effect on July 1 Regulations are mandatory for new ships from July 1, 2024 New Rules for Shipbuilding Focus on IT/OT Cybersecurity

TLDR: DOE is investing in universities to enhance energy sector cybersecurity due to growing cyber threats and a lack of skilled workers in the industry. The department has awarded $15 million in