TLDR: The editors at ISMG discuss how the quantum era will reshape cybersecurity The article highlights ISMG’s plans for in-depth coverage at the 2024 RSA conference, web tracker guidance, and quantum computing

TLDR: Experts warn that cyber risk is increasing due to rapid AI tool evolution. AI tools are being used by cybercriminals and nation-state operators, leading to smaller-scale and more frequent cyber losses.

TLDR: Cybersecurity stocks are expected to thrive due to increasing cyberattack frequency. Three cybersecurity stocks to consider for long-term profitability are CyberArk (CYBR), Fortinet (FTNT), and SentinelOne (S). Article Summary: The article

Article Summary TLDR: – 167,500 instances found vulnerable to Loop DoS attack. – Shadowserver discovers vulnerability impacting numerous networks. Article Summary: A sweeping vulnerability has been uncovered, leaving an estimated 167,500 instances

TLDR TLDR: Ed Adams, CEO of Security Innovation, discusses his book “See Yourself in Cyber: Security Careers Beyond Hacking” The book explores cybersecurity careers, debunks myths, and offers practical advice for hiring

TLDR: Identity and security teams need to bridge the gap for better protection against identity threats. Having an open dialogue, prioritizing identity security gaps, and implementing least privilege access are crucial steps.

Article Summary TLDR: Recent U.S. advisory warns of threats to critical infrastructure posed by Chinese cyber group. The advisory highlights the following key points: Chinese state-sponsored cyber group, Volt Typhoon, is compromising

TLDR: Atlassian has patched a critical vulnerability in Bamboo Data Center and Server, along with 24 other flaws in products like Bitbucket, Confluence, and Jira Software. The vulnerabilities ranged from SQL injection

TLDR Emma Kelly discusses the recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare, a major player in the healthcare industry, and emphasizes the need for stronger cybersecurity measures. The attack has highlighted the risks associated

TLDR: Robert Purbeck, a hacker known as “Lifelock” and “Studmaster,” pleaded guilty to stealing personal information from over 132,000 individuals. Purbeck hacked into computer servers of a medical clinic and a police