TLDR: A Moroccan child has impressed international companies with his exceptional cybersecurity skills. At just 10 years old, the child has been able to identify and report vulnerabilities in several major platforms.

The Futurum Group, a technology advisory firm, has acquired and merged the cybersecurity brand assets of Shira Rubinoff. As part of the deal, The Futurum Group has launched a cybersecurity practice called

TLDR: This article provides tips for reducing cybersecurity risks for businesses. The key points include: Focus on vulnerability management, which involves continuously assessing networks, computer systems, and enterprise applications to protect against

TLDR: The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has launched a program aimed at improving election security in the States. The program, introduced to the National Association of State Election Directors

TLDR: China’s Foreign Ministry has denied accusations by the Philippine government that hackers in China attempted to break into Manila’s most sensitive computer networks. The Chinese embassy in Manila called the claims

TLDR: Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union, based in West Virginia, has announced that a cyber attack in November last year compromised the personal data of over 60,000 individuals. The credit union has

The US government and its allies have issued a warning about the potential for destructive cyber-attacks from Chinese state hackers on critical infrastructure sectors in the event of a military conflict. The

A recent report by Tokio Marine HCC International has identified the top ten cyber incidents of 2023, in terms of financial impact and reputational damage. Some key findings include: A nation-state attack

TLDR: The UAE Banks Federation (UBF) recently organized its third edition of Cyber Wargaming, a cybersecurity exercise aimed at testing the security of UBF member banks. The event, called “Cyber Wargaming 2024,”

According to a recent survey conducted by Kaspersky, half of infosec professionals believe that the cybersecurity knowledge they gained from higher education is only somewhat useful or less for their day-to-day work.