TLDR: Key Points: Implement multifactor authentication (MFA) to enhance security Graduate your backups and implement security awareness training In the article “Cyber Insurance Reduces Risk: Five Ways to Lower Your Rates,” the

TLDR: Key Takeaways: US government report criticizes Microsoft’s “inadequate” security culture. Chinese hacking group breached emails of US officials leading to the criticism. In a scathing report, the US government criticized Microsoft’s

TLDR: Key Points: The US Cyber Safety Review Board determined that a Chinese hack of US officials’ emails was preventable. Microsoft was faulted for security lapses and lack of transparency. In a

TLDR: UTS to pilot cyber security training program for Australian non-profits in Indigenous, refugee, and low socio-economic communities with funding from Kyndryl Foundation. Kyndryl Foundation aims to grow an inclusive cyber security

TLDR: A government report criticizes Microsoft for security flaws allowing Chinese hackers to breach its networks. The Cyber Safety Review Board recommends an overhaul of Microsoft’s security systems. A recent government report

TLDR Hospitals and healthcare facilities are increasingly susceptible to cyberattacks, including ransomware and data breaches, due to their valuable patient information and limited resources. Ransomware attacks on U.S. hospital systems nearly doubled

TLDR: Avast One has introduced a new product tier called Avast One Silver, allowing users to customize their cyber security with advanced features. The product offers modules for protection, privacy, and performance,

TLDR: The US Cyber Safety Review Board reported that the 2023 Microsoft email hack was preventable Microsoft created a company culture that did not prioritize security, enabling the hack The 2023 Microsoft

Article Summary TLDR: The XZ Utils open-source software supply chain attack was discovered by a Microsoft engineer, thwarting a sophisticated backdoor in the XZ Utils library. The attack, planned since 2021, targeted

TLDR: A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-3094) in XZ Utils, a popular data compression tool, has been discovered with a backdoor that could allow unauthorized remote access. The backdoor was detected in versions 5.6.0