TLDR: The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency was hacked last month. Two key computer systems were taken offline due to the hack. In a recent incident, the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure

Cybercrime Crew Magnet Goblin Caught Exploiting Ivanti TLDR: Cybercrime crew Magnet Goblin rapidly exploits vulnerabilities in Ivanti devices. CISA confirms being one of the victims of the Ivanti attacks. There’s a new

TLDR: – BlackCat ransomware shut down servers after claiming to have scammed $22 million – FBI reports record $12.5 billion lost to online crime in 2023 – Critical TeamCity flaw exploited to

TLDR: Cybersecurity professionals are turning to cybercrime side hustles due to layoffs and stagnant salary growth. A report from CIISec found professionals offering cybercriminal services on the Dark Web at competitive rates.

TLDR: CISA announced new initiatives at a summit to promote open source ecosystem security Actions include collaboration with package repositories, cyber defense information sharing, and more The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

TLDR: Critical Fortinet Flaw May Impact 150,000 Exposed Devices Scans on the public web show that approximately 150,000 Fortinet FortiOS and FortiProxy secure web gateway systems are vulnerable to CVE-2024-21762, a critical

TLDR: Key Points: The increasing reliance on satellites for global communication and navigation makes them vulnerable to cyber threats. Cyber attacks on satellites pose risks not only to technical operations but also

TLDR: Cybersecurity IT leaders were recognized with Flywheel Awards at the CyberScape Summit. Awards were presented in six categories, including Cyber Defender and CISO of the Year. Key federal cyber leaders were

TLDR: International Women’s Day celebrates the achievements of women in cybersecurity and highlights the need for more women in the industry. Microsoft is working to create opportunities for women through partnerships, scholarships,

TLDR: Patients will need to watch medical bills closely as UnitedHealth Group’s subsidiary, Change Healthcare, experienced a cyberattack affecting medical claims processing. Risks are unclear, but disruptions in care and billing errors